New on DVD: 'The Namesake' and 'Stardust'
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Mira Nair creates another triumphant cross-cultural odyssey; 'Stardust' plays like 'The Princess Bride' â but with Robert De Niro as an effeminate pirate.
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Play film critic and review the Rajnikanth starrer.
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Capsule reviews of films opening this week:
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MGM is giving a new film  an online debut, making &quot;A Dog&#39;s Breakfast&quot; available on iTunes  and Amazon&#39;s Unbox on Tuesday.
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New on DVD: Oscar-winner Helen Mirren's seventh 'Prime Suspect.'
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The star-studded &quot;Meet the Fockers,&quot; reuniting Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro in the &quot;Meet the Parents&quot; sequel and adding Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand as Stiller&#39;s
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Top 5 Movies of the Week(As on December 09th, 2004)
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Rewriteable version of the next-gen DVD format moves closer to mass production.
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Itâs been a good year for old-movie buffs. The DVD industry continued to mature in 2007; diminishing returns on newly produced films led both the big studios and the boutique labels back to the archives. Rapid advances in digital restoration techniques and a concerted attempt to return to original release material produced some amazingly handsome new versions of familiar films (âThe Jazz Singer,â âNosferatuâ), as well as neglected gems (âKiller of Sheep,â âTrue Heart Susieâ).
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In a season flooded with film biographies, there are fascinating books offering fresh and sometimes alternative views of people we've come to know onscreen.
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Mel Gibson's film records impressive DVD sales.
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'The Namesake' director Mira Nair explains how the parallels between Calcutta and New York affected her new film.
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The actor-director delivers another soul-stirring film.
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A great assortment of movies for the weekend.
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The film is either at No 1 or No 2 spot -- depends on how you look at it!
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A new biography and DVD set reminds viewers why the director's films haven't lost their ability to thrill.
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With the longer and better theatrical version of Spike Lee's Jim Brown - All American out today, I've been thinking about the DVD pleasure I've gotten from other portraits of African-American sports figures. Three to check out: