Don’t go getting your panties all in a wad, there’s just not a whole lot of movie fodder being released today. 
Film releases for the week of Tuesday April 24, 2007:
10 Items or Less
Caffeine
Code Name: The Cleaner
Columbo: Mystery Movie Collection 1989
Deja Vu
The Drew Carey Show: The Complete First Season
Ed, Edd N Eddy: Complete 2nd Season
Flipper The Original Series: Season 1
Harry And The Hendersons
Ironside: Season 1
Kidnapped: The Complete Series
NCIS: The Third Season
Night at the Museum
The Odd Couple: The First Season
One Day at a Time: The Complete First Season
Planet Earth: The Complete Series
The Queen
Rocketman
Thr3e
Tsunami: The Aftermath
WKRP: The Complete First Season
Wonder Pets: Save The Wonder Pets!
Unless you count The Queen, there’s just not a lotta cud to chew on.
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This week is a biggie for DVD releases, as far as I’m concerned.  I kinda flaked on you last week & forgot all about Tuesday, but never again dear reader, never again!
Here they are, the DVD releases for Tuesday April 3, 2007:
3 Needles
Aurora Borealis 
Backstage
Black Christmas
Charlotte’s Web
Copying Beethoven
Death of a President
The Good Shepherd
Moonlight
Opal Dream
Rank
Romantico
Volver 
Woman Is the Future of Man
You know how I feel, I’m going to skip on over to The Good Shepherd then have a tasty dessert of it with Volver.  And I still haven’t made it to the store to grab The Pursuit of Happyness, it’s going to be a movie-filled week, I can assure you!
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Now, I know that you’re not going to be interested in much more than the highly-anticipated Casino Royale DVD release, but we have to be thorough, don’t we?
Here is what we have on the DVD release menu for Tuesday March 13, 2007:
Casino Royale
Favela Rising
Harsh Times
The Holiday
Mendy – A Question of Faith
Paper Dolls
Shortbus
It’s a good idea to go ahead & skip the majority of these movie titles & just head on over to James Bond land in Casino Royale, but it’s actually worth checking out Favela Rising.  Favela is a documentary that focuses on a man that came out of the Rio slums  to lead a nonviolent movement known as Afro-reggae.  RT didn’t give the movie an astounding rating, but it’s still an important film.
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First off, let me say that it’s great to be back among the movie news world & I hope that you are ready to taste some Borat.
For the week of March 6, 2007 the DVD releases are as follows:
Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
Confetti
The Empire in Africa 
Fast Food Nation
Kettle of Fish
Let’s Go to Prison
Requiem
Woman Is the Future of Man
You know I have a soft spot for Borat, so this week is going to get an A+ even if Kettle of Fish is trying to bring it down to a B-.  With Borat’s new film being set loose on the world at large, who knows what else will follow this mayhem.
The romantic comedy/mockumentary Confetti is being released on DVD today, making Jimmy Carr fans worldwide ecstatic, while South Korea’s Woman Is the Future of Man, despite a high rating from Rotten Tomatoes, doesn’t really have folks lining up at the movie store.
All in all, this week in DVD releases was worth is just to see charismatic Borat hit the boring shelves.  Who’s with me?
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This week’s DVD releases aren’t looking too shabby, especially with the release of much-anticipated film Babel.
Here’s the complete lineup for DVD releases for Tuesday February 20, 2007:
American Hardcore
Babel
Crossover
Flushed Away
For Your Consideration
The Godfather of Green Bay
Going Shopping
A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints
Keeping Mum
Lunacy
Man of the Year
The Prestige
Shut Up and Sing
Did I tell you this was a big week, or did I tell you?  Babel aside, a good family movie is the newly released Flushed Away, there’s not too many okay family movies out there, so you gotta take what you can get, right?
Definitely skip over Robin Williams’ latest attempt at humor, Man of the Year, unless you want to end up in some kind of laugh-devoid coma.  But you’re pretty much going to have see The Prestige, if even just because of the all-star lineup including Hugh Jackman, David Bowie, Scarlett Johansson, Christian Bale & Michael Caine.
All in all, this week’s DVD releases were none too shabby, provided that you skip most of them.
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