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Sure, it may not have received the near-universal acclaim of Pulp Fiction or Reservoir Dogs, but I thought Inglourious Basterds was a welcome return to form for Tarantino after the over-long Kill Bill diptych and the dull Death Proof. I really dug The Hangover the first time I saw it, but a second viewing wasn't nearly as satisfying (contrast that with, say, Anchorman which I found far funnier on the tenth screening.) More than any other movie, The Goods suffered from all the Hangover success since it seemed mild in comparison. It's worth a look on DVD, though. The same guys for Taking Woodstock. I was apparently the only one in the world who loved it, but how can you not love Ang Lee? The Mel Brooks Collection on Blu-Ray = perfect gift for Dad.
Inglourious Basterds (Two-Disc Special Edition)
The Hangover (Unrated Two-Disc Special Edition)
The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard
Taking Woodstock
The Mel Brooks Collection [Blu-ray]
The Tudors: The Complete Third Season
G-Force
Robot Chicken: Season Four
La Boheme: The Film
The Sherlock Holmes Collection
The Other Man
Dominick Dunne: After the Party Collector's Edition
Cake Boss
Wagon Train - The Complete First Season
Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie
*Only one person on the entire earth will get the reference in the title. I hope Dewey Oxburger is reading.
