Ryan Gosling Drives to number one, with JT and In Time just behind....

Pretty, sassy, and often unbearably confusing, this anime tale of a jellyfish-obsessed young girl and her gaggle of ladyfriends is a strange, strange beast....

Rebecca DeMornay is back, she's got a gun, and she is pissed....

The Secret World of Arietty in high-def isn't full-tilt Miyazaki, but it'll do....

Is any house safe from the combined starpower of Ryan Reynolds and Denzel Washington....?

Sure, these palaces are among the UK's grandest treasures, but how good are their home theater setups....?

Larry King is quoted on this BD's cover as saying Bringing Down the House is "one of the funniest films ever". Can that be true....?

Oh, that wacky Hazel....

There are many new and familiar faces on the bestseller list this week, but John Carter trumps them all....

The title at the top of the bestseller list this week? It's elementary, my dear Watson....

The Project X boys aim for the top spot, but Sherlock Holmes outwits them....

It's Wrath vs. Jump Street at the top of this week's list....

It's still Holmes and Titans at the top of this week's list....

Band camp rules the roost on this week's bestseller list....

This horror flick with Elizabeth Olsen - filmed in one long shot - comes dangerously close to working...

The Hugh Laurie TV drama comes to an end....

Rampant violence, senseless gore, near-constant bare breasts and other forms of nudity: we approve....

Shirley Booth's iconic sitcom on DVD has innate appeal to her strident fans, but that's pretty much it....

This found-footage horror flick resolutely ignores any sort of "be kind, rewind" senisibility....

Jennifer Lawrence provides the only Silver Linings in this cliche-ridden dingbat of a horror flick....

Don Cheadle's new show has moments, but not quite enough of them to really connect....

The Dredd reboot and Frankenweenie knock Looper off the top of this week's best-seller list....

This odd little Frank Langhella sci-fi/drama definitely deserves a high-def release.....

Breaking Bad's fifth season gets a high-def release date....

Nick Swardson and Marlon Wayans do what they can, but A Haunted House plays like a grade-Z Scary Movie rip-off....

Django keeps Gangster Squad from this week's top spot....

The Jackie Gleason/Richard Pryor 80s comedy gets a nominal Blu bump this week....

Not even the hotness that is Naomi Watts can salvage this dingbat horror rip-off....

First Run / 389 Minutes / 1999-2008 / Unrated / Street Date: August 23, 2011

Sony / 573 Minutes / 2010 / Unrated / Street Date: July 12, 2011

Big Vision / 100 Minutes / 2010 / Unrated / Street Date: October 11, 2011

Dumb-ass Delights

Lionsgate / 104 Minutes / 2001 / Rated PG-13 / Street Date: September 20, 2011

Acorn Media / 201 Minutes / 1992 / Unrated / Street Date: January 4, 2011

Uwe Boll's House

Image / 93 Minutes / 1987 / Rated R / Street Date: September 6, 2011

Conan's Anime Animal House

Fox / 118 Minutes / 1971 / Unrated / Street Date: September 6, 2011

Universal / 1007 Minutes / 2010-2011 / Unrated / Street Date: August 30, 2011

Universal / 109 Minutes / 1978 / Rated R / Street Date: July 26, 2011

A Taxi to Somewhere

Sony / 113 Minutes / 2005 / Rated PG / Street Date: June 28, 2011

Criterion / 88 Minutes / 1977 / Unrated / Street Date: October 26, 2010

Paramount / 124 Minutes / 1997 / Street Date: September 21, 2010

Universal / 966 Minutes / 2009-2010 / Unrated / Street Date: August 31, 2010