From the creators of 40-Year-Old Virgin and Knocked Up comes Superbad. It’s about 3 friends whose goal before they graduate, is to get laid. Starring Arrested Development’s Michael Cera and Jonah Hill. Simply the funniest movie of the year and definitely a must-see and have. Also available in Blu-Ray for a hi-def version. Now you’ll see what all the fuss is about regarding McLovin. $20.
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If you really want to see what our grandfathers/fathers experienced, pick up The War – A Film By Ken Burns and Lynn Novick. Many of us had grandparents involved in one way or another during World War II, so here’s an opportunity to see a bit of our heritage.
It’s like Band of Brothers or Saving Private Ryan except real and a lot more comprehensive. If you’ve seen Ken Burn’s ‘The Civil War’ you’ll know how powerful and in depth his documentary making skills really are. $85.
If you liked 28 Days Later among other zombie movie classics, then you’ll wanna check out 28 Weeks Later for more mindless (limping, moaning) fun.
The movie picks up months after London is infected by the Rage virus, and the city begins repopulation as a carrier yet again comes in and infects the public (gotta love the intricate plots). Also available in Blu-ray and in a 28 Days/28 Weeks 2 Pack. $18.
We can honestly say that Fantastic Four – Rise of the Silver Surfer was much better than the first Fantastic Four movie. The introduction of the Silver Surfer into the comic book genre movie was largely responsible for this.
Believe us, watching this Silver Surfer in action is much more bearable than watching the old wrinkled silver surfers trying to hang ten at your local beach. $23.
It’s definitely the best western you’ve seen in a long while. 3:10 to Yuma is a nonstop stagecoach ride to Hell and back. 
Every dude out there has a little Homer Simpson in them. Why not embrace it by owning The Simpsons movie? 
