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Beautiful Ohio IFC Films, 2006 Chad Lowe's coming-of-age drama set in 1973 Cleveland has the advantage of William Hurt, who can make even clunky dialogue sing. That's good: The movie has lots of clunky dialogue. It also has the disadvantage of...

Spin City: The Complete First Season Shout Factory!, 1996 Michael J. Fox takes public relations to zany new heights in this sophisticated sitcom set in the New York City mayor's office. His Deputy Mayor Michael Flaherty keeps a goofy mayor (Barry...

Journey to the Center of the Earth New Line, $28.98; Blu-ray, $35.99 Both the DVD and Blu-ray editions of the Brendan Fraser adventure vehicle wisely include the 3-D version (along with the necessary eyewear) because, well, audiences at home like...

Baby Mama Starring Tina Fey, Amy Poehler | Written and directed by Michael McCullers | Universal Home Video | $29.95, $39.95 Blu-ray Tina Fey and Amy Poehler put the chemistry they honed during their years together on Saturday Night Live to marvelous...

4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days Genius Products, $24.95 Taking place over one harrowing weekend in '80s Bucharest, "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days" follows a frazzled woman trying to secure an illegal abortion for her university roommate. Aside from the...

Before the Devil Knows You're Dead ThinkFilm, $27.98 Kelly Masterson's screenplay for "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead" elevates the hackneyed "crime story with a jumbled timeline" gimmick by using a fractured narrative to show how people want to...

When Paul McGuigan's hyper-stylized, multi-character, ultra-violent romp "Lucky Number Slevin" hits its groove -- with Bruce Willis spinning a yarn as the ice-blooded assassin Mr. Goodkat, or Morgan Freeman luxuriating in the trappings of power as a crime...

Vince McMahon's WWE Entertainment has reached a multi-year pact with industry heavyweights Bob and Harvey Weinstein's Genius Products for a potentially vast assortment of releases. In the short term, Genius will become the exclusive home entertainment...

"The Libertine" is a really good example of what was wrong with Johnny Depp's career before "Pirates of the Caribbean" vaulted him back onto Hollywood's A-list: It's an odd little project that lets him goof around in a silly costume with some great...

So these two guys at the end of their respective ropes meet in a hotel bar one night, suss each other out and become fast friends, only it turns out that one's a corporate schlub and the other, well, he kills people. Greg Kinnear is the schlub, a guy...

"Scary Movie 4" opens with back-to-back satires of the "Saw" films and "Brokeback Mountain," and while you have to admire the producers' industry at getting that material in so quickly, you also have to wonder if maybe we needed a little more time for...

"Mrs Henderson Presents" is another in a long line of boutique movies about the pluckiness of the British people during the Blitz, encouraging modern-day audiences to admire those stiff upper lips and resolute fortitude, while still getting a few...