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This week, The DVD Savant has reviews of Graveyard of Honor - Kinji Fukasaku's ragged Yakuza biography is hailed as a genre highlight, but its charm escaped Savant entirely, The Wackiest Ship in the Army - Jack Lemmon teams with Ricky Nelson for an acceptably bland war comedy with some good sailing scenes, Hardcore - Paul Schrader's provocative The Searchers remake will be ugly, outrageous, tame, debatable or simplistic depending on one's POV and Eyes Without a Face -the first Georges Franju film to hit DVD is a horror masterpiece in a category of its own, so great that ... you know, Savant could fill the entire newsletter with subjective superlatives for this one. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

Apocalyptic auteur Roland Emmerich teams with Mama Nature to clobber mankind in The Day After Tomorrow -- a doomsday delight! Canada's tongue-wagging werebabe trilogy whimpers to a close with Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning. Plus, an all-new Critical Mass feature, responses to reader emails and the ever-vigilant CineSchlock-O-Rama's Most Wanted celebrates three captures!
 

A number of great clips this week including: Several from the hilarious TV series Greg The Bunny: Greg The Bunny and Seth Green, friends forever!, , Warren Demontague chats about his co star Seth Green, Eugene Levy talks puppets and Warren Demontague chats Eugene Levy and Seth Green discusses his initial draw to the show. We also have clips from Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11:- Secret Service confront Michael Moore, "Do you think they could be a terrorist", and Airport security horror story, SCTV 2: CCCP, Zontar Broadcast and Doorway to Hell. Also DVD trailers for 5ive Days to Midnight and Van Helsing.

A good mix of DVDs announced this week, including: The Village on 1/11/05 - M. Night Shyamalan's latest thriller got mixed reviews in theaters, but we're expecting great things from the DVD, The Simpsons: Season 5 on 12/21 - it's hard to think of another series that delivers as consistently over the years than The Simpsons, Wicker Park on 12/28 - Josh Hartnett stars in a thriller of mistaken identity... or is it? De-Lovely on 12/21 - Kevin Kline and Ashley Judd star in a film about the life of Cole Porter, Everyday People on 1/11/04 - a hidden gem from HBO that you should defiantly seek out, Curb Your Enthusiasm: Season 3 on 1/18/05 - Larry David and HBO go together like 'milk and coffee', what a concept! Finally, Epitaph has announced the release of 3 classic Eddie Izzard DVDs (never before released in the US) on 1/9/05 - Eddie Izzard: Glorious, Definite Article and Unrepeatable. Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs.

DVDs from The Criterion Collection have snagged DVD Talk's Highest Rating more than many other studios combined! This week DeepDiscountDVD.com has a special coupon for Criterion and Home Vision DVDs: Get 5% off Criterion and Home Vision DVDs when you use the Coupon Code CRITERION. With DeepDiscountDVD.com already super low prices and free shipping this coupon can make for some pretty good deals. Be sure to jump on this one as the coupon expires on 10/15. If you're looking for some suggestions on what to buy check out DVD Talk reviews of All Criterion and Home Vision DVDs.
 

Another week of Notable DVDs packed with TV on DVD including: The Wire: S1 [Review] - one of HBO's best written series, it's hard to find a show that packs more in one hour in television, Stephen King: Kingdom Hospital [Review] - the master of horror takes on remaking Lars Von Trier’s spook mini-series, the result is something worth watching, 5ive Days to Midnight - a great thrilling mini-series from the Sci-Fi channel, CSI: S4 [Review] - a fantastic season of one of the best detective shows ever on TV, The Day After Tomorrow [Review] - a mega budgeted disaster flick whose effects make up for the more than ridiculous story and Ren & Stimpy: S1&2 - the long awaited DVD release for one of the most wonderfully insane animated series. Other notable DVDs out this week are: Breakin All the Rules, Dream On: S1&2, I'm Not Scared, MTV Punk'd: S2, Raising Helen, andTaxi: S1. Read our Complete List of Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, and visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.

It's never easy for a filmmaker to tackle a subject like religion. No matter what point of view taken, controversy will be soon to follow. Of course, if the movie is well-made, controversy only helps. Saved!, the first feature film from writer/director Brian Dannelly, is that kind of movie. A teen-movie take on faith, belief and human nature, starring a young, talented ensemble cast, connected with many people, and should reach an even wider audience now that it's being released on a feature-packed DVD. DVD Talk writer Francis Rizzo III sat down with Dannelly to chat about Saved!, DVDs and the importance of an exclamation point! Read the complete interview.

Another big week for DVD, including the release of Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 [Review] - a phenomenal and important movie that's worth seeing no matter your political affiliation, Aladdin: Special Edition [Review] - one of Disney's most popular animated films finally comes to a fantastic looking and sounding DVD, Born Rich [Review] [Interview] - Jamie Johnsons' inside look at what it's like to be born filthy rich, The Shawshank Redemption: Special Edition - a feature packed special edition upgrade to one of the most beloved films, Saved! [Review] - a fantasticly dark and biting comedy that pulls no punches. Other notable DVDs this week include: The Five Obstructions, Friday the 13th, Tanner '88 [Review] and Untouchables: SE. Read our Complete List of Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, and visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews including an entire section devoted to reviews of DVDs out this week.