This Week on DVD: Nov. 29, 2005
This week you’re lookin at couple of great documentaries in March of the Penguins and Murderball, a bunch of Muppet movie anniversary editions, and some new animated box sets including Family Guy Vol. 3, Mission Hill and the third season of Home Movies. Not to mention an unrated director’s cut of Peter Jackson’s most well-known movie outside of LOTR. I also read somewhere that the new Final Fantasy CG film comes out today but I think that may only be an import… Amazon still has it for January 10th, 2006.
The Frighteners: Director’s Cut
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Project Runway: The Complete First Season
Family Guy Volume 3
March of the Penguins
Murderball
Sky High
Criss Angel Mindfreak: The Complete First Season
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo
The Muppet Movie: Anniversary Edition
The Great Muppet Caper: Anniversary Edition
The Muppet Christmas Carol: Anniversary Edition
Muppet Treasure Island: Anniversary Edition
A River Runs Through It: Deluxe Edition
Legends of the Fall: Deluxe Edition
Home Movies: The Complete Third Season
Mission Hill: The Complete Series
CSI: The Complete Fifth Season
Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children?
Comments (7)
well, today wasnt cheap.
another couple DVDs I noticed
3 disc sets of the Mummy and Jurassic Park series. some very nice packaging, a price comparable to the Ghostbusters set…
Posted by Goon on November 29th, 2005I picked up Kenny Vs. Spenny Season 1, which happens to come with their full length documentary Pitch, which i highly recommend.
Posted by Jay C. on November 30th, 2005I didn’t realize that they were the same guys who did Pitch.
Posted by Sean on November 30th, 2005BTW, did that Tom Green box set come out yet? Dec 6th is supposed to be the Canadian release date but both Amazon.ca and Future Shop websites have it in stock.
Posted by Sean on November 30th, 2005I just bought it from the HMV in Mississauga. I figured it was the import one that came out already….
Posted by Goon on November 30th, 2005Tom Green’s site still has Dec 6 as the CAN release date.
PS – the set is awesome. I didnt get to see a lot of the shows in full because I didnt have Comedy Network at my apartment in college, most of the stuff I saw through the home video ‘best of’ tapes.
Posted by Goon on November 30th, 2005The packaging is shit though (still, appropriate to the show I guess?) and there isnt even a booklet with it. but it does have a few commentary tracks, which based on the Freddy Got Fingered one, makes me very happy.
Sweet. I gotta get my hands on this. His Comedy Network stuff was the best. Plus Humplik rules!
Posted by Sean on November 30th, 2005Leave a Reply