2002 - 2004 Release DVD Reviews

12/26/04

Frasier: The Final Season By its 11th and final season who would have thought that Frasier could have so many twists and turns but that is what we have come to expect from the brilliant writers on the show. This was a wonderful show, witty yet elegant and disastrous all at the same time.

12/26/04

Star Trek Voyager: Season 5 Voyager boldly goes into season 5 with some great episodes and storylines not to mention some real stinkers. The greatest development in season 5 was probably the ongoing relationship between Seven of Nine and Captain Janeway.

12/19/04

The Andy Griffith Show: Season One When thinking of The Andy Griffith show the phrase “As American as apple pie” seems to fit the charming soothing undertones of this TV classic. Andy Griffith plays the sheriff of Mayberry, North Carolina, keeping the peace all without the use of a sidearm. His smooth demeanor is complimented by his bumbling albeit forthright deputy Barney Fife.

12/15/04

Tru Calling: Season 1 Eliza Dushku plays the intriguing charismatic Tru Davies, whose job at the city morgue gives her the opportunity to save the lives of its inhabitants by reliving the previous day trying to save them from their eventual fate. After losing her internship at a hospital right after graduation from college, Tru takes the job at the city morgue.

12/11/04

Reba: Season 1 Reba McEntire plays the energetic southern belle/soccer mom in her self titled sitcom. Her All-American Family is slightly dysfunctional while being very funny. In the very first episode Reba learns that her 17 year old daughter Cheyenne (JoAnna Garcia) is pregnant and her husband of 20 years (Christopher Rich) is going to be a Dad once again.

12/08/04

Legally Blonde Collection Get ready for blonde, blonde and more blonde in the Platinum Collection of Legally Blonde. In this comedic, uplifting, girl power saga we get to follow sorority queen Elle Woods through her ‘blonde moments’ from Havard Law school all the way to the white house.

11/26/04

Napoleon Dynamite Past meets present or rather suburban Idaho is trying to catch up to the rest of the world through the eyes of our ill fated hero Napoleon Dynamite in this comedy for the nerd inside of us. When he isn’t dodging bullies at high school or drawing mythical “Ligers”, Napoleon is busy arguing with his 32 year old brother Kip.

11/23/04

Star Trek: The Original Series : Season Two In its sophomore season Star Trek continued the exploration of space while introducing fans to some new characters that became mainstays in Gene Roddenberry’s fantasy universe. Despite the low budget and simple effects the storylines (with the exception of a couple of stinkers) were always enthralling of course complemented by Captain Kirk and his crew.

11/20/04

BarberShop Collection A great film followed by another great film, Barbershop captures some of the best comedians and comics of our time in a movie perfectly suited for their individual talents. The stories are original and both movies get you involved caring about the players.

11/19/04

Fahrenheit 9/11 Perhaps the most difficult part of this review is too keep personal both political and personal feelings aside while watching such an engrossing movie, full of emotion, fact and perhaps just a little spin. Controversial documentary film maker Michael Moore once again puts together a riveting, though provoking film detailing the happenings surrounding the events of 9/11.

11/15/04

Dawson's Creek _- Season 4 Season 4 definitely marked the end of an era for Dawson’s Creek. The end of innocence, the end of friendships and the culmination of perhaps the best season the show ever had. Senior year came around to Capeside High will all of our characters dealing with the turmoil of teen life. With Pacey and Joey returning from their summertime sailing voyage.

11/10/04

Easy Rider Certainly before my time, but highly recommended Easy Rider is a tale of freedom and how it is viewed and shared differently by people in all walks of life. Brilliantly directed by Dennis Hopper, Easy Rider follows Wyatt and Billy, played by Hopper and Fonda on their trip to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. All the while we meet a man living on a farm with his family, a hippie commune, as well as some scenes in good old American towns.

10/26/04

Jamie Kennedy Experiment : Seasons 2 Whether you are laughing at the myriad of characters that Jaime Kennedy himself plays, or the looks on the faces of the marks haplessly pulled into the highly original skits and gags, there is something for everyone. The hidden cameras capture every angle of the hilarity and downright terror of some of the people have going through some of these situations.

10/25/04

Punk'd: Seasons 2 It is always fun to see people get pranks pulled on them, but when it is celebrities getting their just deserts it is even better. Hosted by Aston Kutcher Punk’d Season 2 takes some of Hollywood’s finest and pushes them to the brink in some rather interesting situations.

10/24/04

Ren & Stimpy: Seasons 1 & 2 They are weird, they are gross but they are oh so funny. Join your favorite retarded cat and psychotic Chihuahua in their adventures in Ren and Stimpy Seasons 1 and 2 uncut. These two will be in any situation you could possibly think of along with as many gross disgusting jokes you could possibly imagine.

10/20/04

SpongeBob Square Pants: Season Two Probably one of the most original ideas to come about in a long time! New and refreshing Spongebob breaks the usual hum drum format of TV and cartoons and puts a whole new spin on it with colorful characters and side splitting hilarity. How can you not love his beady eyes and bucktooth smile.

10/19/04

Taxi: Season One Highly original, it is no wonder that season one was an Emmy winner. Oddly enough the writers for Taxi would go on to write another timeless classic Cheers, yet again with a unique setting and cast. Through in every type of person you could to drive the cab and there you have the workings of a fantastic sitcom.

10/15/04

Walking Tall The best part of Walking Tall is its entertainment value. We of course have the Rock kicking ass and taking names, but Hamiltons Casino thugs also provide some hearty laughs. When Johnny Knoxville takes a table saw to one of the thugs brand new 4x4’s slicing it up piece by piece it was hard to keep a straight face. This is a pretty good flick.

10/10/04

Saved! Even though the teen angst, high school comedy has been overdone time and time again, the idea of wrapping the idea around religion while making it satirical and funny deserves some points. After all the head pastor at the high school isn’t so high and mighty, and the good girl gets pregnant by her gay boyfriend. Saved!, overall, is an average movie.

9/29/04

Survivor All-Stars From its opening after the 2004 superbowl to the finale live ending, Survivor All Stars offered some of the best alliances, challenges and romances to date. It is hard to continue to reinvent the Survivor wheel after so many seasons, but the new dynamic was the fact that this time the players knew each other and the game.

9/28/04

7th Heaven - Season One The Camdens, a normal family from Glenoak, California, has proven to be the WB’s longest running show. 7th Heaven doesn’t really have a gimmick, but what it does have is the ability to relate to every member of a family. Instead of just endless banter and canned comedy 7th Heaven offers substance, something shows today can not compete with.

9/27/04

Star Trek Voyager: Season 4 Season 4 was in reviewer Dan Culver's mind the best season for Voyager hands down. This season is by far the one that would or could watch several times over. You also can’t have the first three seasons and not have season 4. The creativity and imagination found in Season 4 is unmatched to any other.

9/24/04

Diff'rent Strokes: Season One A ‘stroke’ of genius, Diff’rent Strokes brought laughs to adults and children alike with a heartwarming premise. Having a wealthy uptown business man take in two underprivileged kids from Harlem was pure genius. Mr. Drummond and his daughter Kimberly (Dana Plato) lovingly opened their home as a promise Mr. Drummond made to his former housekeeper.

9/20/04

Star Trek: Generations - Collector's Edition Even though there are some interesting sub plots such as Data’s emotion chip acting up and the Enterprise D crash landing onto a planets surface, Star Trek Generations doesn’t quite live up the other great Star Trek Movies. A good movie and worth the purchase for the Special Collectors Edition, your Star Trek Collection wouldn’t be complete without it .

9/16/04

Raw Eddie Murphy is rude, relentless and downright RAW! Let’s just say if you are Italian you’ll be offended by his comedy. If you are Bill Cosby you might even be offended by his comedy! That’s all fine and well because that is exactly what Eddie Murphy delivers, RAW uncensored no holds barred comedy aimed at anyone.

9/6/04

Radio Flyer Once in a great while it is nice to step away from the action packed blockbusters to take in a feel good flick. While it does have some rather serious issues to deal with, Radio Flyer is a wonderful story of how two brothers escape the cruelties of life with heart and most of all their imagination.

9/6/04

Bad Boys II Detectives Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) and Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) are back again in Bad Boys II. This time they are trying to expose an elusive Cuban drug Lord bringing the largest shipment of ecstasy into Florida. The only thing larger than the shipment of drugs are the explosive action sequences that abound in this movie.

9/5/04

Star Trek: The Original Series, Season One Compelling, engrossing and downright entertaining! That is how I would choose to describe The Complete First Season of the original Star Trek. Star Trek: The Original Series Season 1 sets the viewers mind in motion looking to delve into the realm of exploration of both space and the voyage of self discover.

9/4/04

The Girl Next Door A very comical look at teen love, the porn industry and the tribulations of graduating high school are all rolled into one fantastic UNRATED version. The Girl Next Door has Matthew Kidman (Emile Hirsh) pining over the ‘housesitter’ next door Danielle (Elisha Cuthbuert).

9/2/04

I Love Lucy: Season 2 How can you not simply adore that rambunctious red head whose fervor for life and desire to perform has delighted generations with her antics? With such a bounty of extras, combined with the classic I Love Lucy comedy, you simply can’t go wrong with season two.

8/23/04

Johnson Family Vacation If you happen to see a red tricked out Lincoln Navigator on the road who might want to turn around and head the opposite direction. In Johnson Family Vacation, Cedric the Entertainer takes his entire family in a whirlwind adventure across country trying to make it to their annual family reunion.

8/17/04

Jean-Luc Picard Collection Some famous captains have statues constructed of them, while other publish their memoirs, yet our favorite captain of the starship Enterprise was lucky enough to have his very own DVD box set made! The Jean-Luc Picard Collection is a fantastic 2 disc set that may just be an essential to a serious “Next Generation” fan.

8/17/04

Laverne and Shirley: Season 1 Director Garry Marshall scores yet another hit with the timeless sitcom Laverne and Shirley. Like its predecessor Happy Days, from which it spun off, Laverne and Shirley took place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the 50’s to the delight of its adoring fans. At the center of this show were the sarcastic Laverne DeFazio and naïve Shirley Feeney.

8/16/04

Happy Days: Season 1 Travel back in time to a day when poodle skirts, drag races and going steady with your girl were the order of the day. Happy Days season one takes us back to just such a time when America was just starting to come out of its shell. Set in Milwaukee Wisconsin in the 50’s, Happy Days dealt with all of the innocence and turmoil that teens of that time period faced.

8/15/04

Predator: Collector's Edition The ultimate guy movie, the ultimate collectors edition, oh yah it’s Arnold Schwarzenegger time - Predator Collection's Edtion DVD brings it!. Once again Arnold has to come in and save the day, this time to search for kidnapped high ranking officials in a South American Jungle. This is a fantastic watch for anyone that loves action movies.

8/9/04

Futurama Volume 4 In the words of Professor Farnsworth, “No more good news, everyone.” Sadly yet triumphantly Futurama ended after its fourth season. The victim of ever changing time slots Futurama never did live up to Matt Groenings counterpart hit The Simpsons, but to its loyal followers it has provided a myriad of hardy laughs and countless parodies.

8/7/04

Dorm Daze If you remember college as a time of fun and discovery then the hilarity of National Lapoons Dorm Daze will bring you back to those memories of old. Young faces fresh from network TV as well as recent hit films fill the halls of Hillenbrand University as we the viewers take a ride through one very eventful day.

8/6/04

The Dreamers Classified as a seductively intense art film, The Dreamers is set in France in 1968 when film, politics, and revolution are at the forefront of the youth in Paris. Having delved into this genre before only once, I found myself oddly intrigued by the premise of the entire movie and very moved by how the film was shot by renowned director Bernardo Bertolucci.

8/3/04

Hellboy While the action sequences don’t dominate the film they sure do make it come to life. Mixed with spontaneity, comedy and wonderful direction Hellboy is sure to become a favorite of many movie buffs. After watching the movie and extras I learned that the story is actually an adaptation of a comic book.

8/1/04

M*A*S*H* Season 6 Even after six seasons Clinger is still trying to get his section 8 dismissal and even employs the help of one of the wounded who happens to be a lawyer. Well actually the patient turns out to be only a private and quite the con artist. Not even Radars pet rabbit fluffy is safe from Major Houlihan when she thinks she is pregnant and needs to use the critter to verify the test.

7/31/04

Star Trek: Voyager Season 3 With a superb storyline and an introduction of new enemies as well as sub plots Voyager Season 3 is arguably the best yet. The extra features only add to the sets allure, while fans of the show get more and more involved with the characters. It’s great to see the Star Trek legacy was carried on so very well as Voyager warped through its third successful season.

7/24/04

South Park: Season 4 When they are not running from the huge breasts of their fourth grade teacher, or trying to survive from a trapper keeper that is taking over the world, the boys of South Park really live it up in Season 4.

7/9/04

Just Shoot Me! Season 1 & 2 From the casting alone one could tell that Just Shoot Me! was going to be a funny and wacky sitcom. The title was reason enough to make you want to tune in to watch the witty banter and shenanigans that seemed to be happening. Just Shoot Me offers a light look at beauty and how we all deal with the rest of the nut cases we meet on a daily basis.

7/7/04

Star Trek: Voyager Season 2 Following the success of TNG and Deep Space Nine, Season 2 of Voyager was well on its way to Star Trek fame. Facing the premise of being thrown across the galaxy, all the while trying to get back home, the storyline and characters were surprisingly given carte blanche as far as how the show would progress.

7/6/04

The Perfect Score There is a certain naivety with the characters and the fact that their plan isn’t perfect, their methods somewhat campy and their execution having more to do with luck than anything else really gives The Perfect Score a great element of surprise.

7/5/04

The Joe Schmo Show You couldn’t have asked for a more sincere, decent, goofy, genuine ‘Joe Schmo’ than Matthew Gould. This is the kind of guy you would want for a best friend. A very refreshing change from the cut-throat back stabbing shows we’ve been forced to watch from Network TV. SPIKE TV has a winner and America has a new TV Hero in Matt Gould as ‘Joe Schmo’.

6/25/04

BarberShop 2 Ice Cube plays the owner of the Barbershop in a south Chicago suburb about to be overtaken by land developers. Barbershop 2 is a film with a very wide audience that could understand both the comedy and complexity it has to offer. The scene with Cedric the Entertainer and Queen Latifah exchanging blows is reason alone to pick up this DVD.

6/24/04

Who's The Boss? - Season One Who’s the Boss had great success in its first season thanks in large part to the tension between the main characters Tony Micelli (Tony Danza) and Judith Light (Angela Bower). Disguised as another typical 80’s sitcom, Who’s the Boss had an edge that no other show at the time really did.

6/21/04

Summer School Although it never quite got the recognition of other great 80’s films like The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, Summer School staring Mark Harmon and Courtney Thorne-Smith holds its own. For great laughs along with a fun cast of veteran and up and coming stars this film will leave you laughing all the way through.

6/14/04

Black Hawk Down: Superbit Edition Whether you are watching army rangers rappel from helicopters, or hearing rocket propelled grenades and bullets fly by your head, Black Hawk Down in one word is simply engrossing. Unlike some other movies portraying war time events the violence is by no means overdone and I particularly enjoyed the humanity of the characters.

6/13/04

50 First Dates In 50 First Dates this Pacific player meets his match however when he encounters Lucy Whitmore at a local restaurant one Sunday morning. The only problem is Lucy has no short term memory since her car accident almost a year earlier. This is a great movie to see with someone special, or even shall I say, something to watch on a first date.

6/12/04

Frasier: Season 3 The Emmys that Frasier has won over the years could speak for themselves. You know a swift retort is coming from someone and you are just waiting for it. The first 10 episodes or so of season 3 have a great battle between Frasier and his new boss played by Mercedes Ruehl which of course ends up in a romance.

6/11/04

Cheers: Season 3 Perhaps one of the greatest sitcoms of all time Cheers really blossomed during its third season. Just about everyone during season 3 fell in and out of love. With an attractive box set, superb audio and video quality one really can’t go wrong adding Cheers Season 3 to their collection..

5/24/04

Welcome to Mooseport Aside from the great cast, along with an interesting premise, Welcome to Mooseport just seemed to be missing something. It is almost like Ray Romano took his character from Everybody loves Raymond, put on a tool belt and said, "Hey I’m a different person!" when clearly he was playing the same role with a different name.

5/22/04

Survivor: Season 1 Launching an entirely new genre onto not only network but also cable TV, Survivor Season 1 receives kudos for its originality and intriguing premise. Broken down to its raw elements, the human persona will do whatever it takes to win. An instant hit - Survivor Season 1 is a must have for any reality TV addict.

5/18/04

Paycheck Paycheck offers a futuristic, suspenseful and action packed movie that is well balanced and entertaining to watch. With young screen veterans Ben Affleck, Uma Thurman and Aaron Eckhart there is enough in the storyline for each to act their part well while carrying the movie to its conclusion.

5/16/04

Club Dread It's campy, it's corny, but we all knew that it would be going into it, or did we? Broken Lizard's Club Dread is a comedy-horror-love saga-spoof type movie, if that is even a category. My only advice or warning for that matter is this: go into this movie expecting to laugh, sigh and roll your eyes.

5/11/04

Stargate SG-1: Season 6 Clearly not the DVD set for the masses, Stargate SG-1 Season 6 definitely has its niche with Science Fiction fans all around. With creative writing, a solid storyline and a well rounded cast this set offers adventure and intrigue. Keep an eye out for some well known cameo’s and Daniel Jackson.

5/08/04

The Good The Bad and The Ugly : CE For a film that actually came out in the 60’s The Good The Bad and The Ugly stands alone, not only for Westerns, but for direction, acting and storyline. Watching this film makes me want to see other Leone films just out of curiosity. I was compelled and captivated watching his film and even after three hours still wanted more.

5/05/04

D-Day Return of the 509th In a day when kids and even some adults idolize singers, athletes and movie stars we often forget that the real hero’s of this country and in fact the world are the men and women that served and continue to serve in our armed forces. From PBS home video comes D-Day: Down to Earth Return of the 507th.

4/29/04

Osama “Osama” is a film that portraits the harsh realities of life under the Taliban regime. It will put into perspective how wonderful a live we live in the modern western world. Not to take away from the acting and direction of the film itself, Osama has thousands of counterparts that if put together would make the film a true story.

4/19/04

Timeline Based on Michael Crichton’s book by the same title, Timeline follows the basic storyline with the exception of how certain characters expire. With popcorn, your favorite snack and an open imagination Timeline could easily offer a “knights” worth of entertainment.

4/15/04

In Living Color Prepare to laugh hysterically with the originals of sketch comedy and outright fun. Watching In Living Color Season One brought back a flood of memories to the early 1990’s when the show first aired. Back then gasoline was cheap, the Ninja Turtles ruled the world, but In Living Color ruled Fox’s Sunday night lineup.

4/04/04

School of Rock A good cover band can make or break an evening much like a good substitute teacher can make the school day ‘rock on’ or drag on forever. In School of Rock, Jack Black takes the lead as a metal band dropout turned prep school substitute teacher.

4/03/04

Reefer Madness It’s time to delve into the world of drugs, sex, violence 1930’s style. First released in the late 1930’s as a propaganda movie against marijuana, “Reefer Madness” displays the effects of marijuana on today’s youth in a campy, sophomoric way that only the government could pull off.

3/21/04

Bull Durham: Special Edition Baseball, sexual tension and a free steak if you hit the Bull Billboard in right center field with a homerun. That’s what I call a great movie. Bull Durham definitely has all it takes to be a classic. Ron Shelton a former ball player himself, caught every intricacy of the game in his film. This film has more one-liners in it than an HBO comedy relief show.

3/19/04

Cheaper By The Dozen Come join the Baker family (all twelve of them) for a fun, entertaining and albeit crazy ride through their life. While trying to manage twelve kids and a job Tom and Kate Baker (Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt) manage to do it all, while still staying somewhat sane in Cheaper By The Dozen.

2/29/04

Jeremiah: The First Season Jeremiah offers a unique look at the post-apocalyptic Earth 15 years after the ‘big death’ which took the lives of every adult. Struggling to stay alive and find answers to the past Jeremiah (Luke Perry) tries living the life of a noble citizen in a world that has more conspiracy and questions than answers.

2/16/04

Uptown Girls MGM’S “Uptown Girls” is a movie that can appeal to moviegoers of all types. Although touted as a comedy this film is more of a coming of age drama with moments of levity and surprising turns. You can go in with the thought of laughing but you might come out of the film needing a box of tissue.

2/12/04

Runaway Jury With a great ensemble cast and riveting non-linear storyline, Runaway Jury offers much more than just your typical courtroom drama. Director Gary Fleder wonderfully pulls together the strengths of not only the actors but the story of the film without giving the picture away in the very beginning. It is hard not to be completely engrossed from the beginning to the end while rooting for both sides.

2/7/04

Out of Time - Review Denzel Washington once again does his best to bring a movie up from mediocrity to mainstream in “Out of Time”. As the Chief of Police Mattias Whitlock, he finds himself in the middle of a divorce with his estranged wife who is a detective herself and a double murder, while also trying to hide a stash of drug money seized in a federal investigation.

Abandon (3/9/03)
Bushwhacked (3/24/03)
Deep Space Nine - First Season (3/24/03)
Half Past Dead (3/10/03)
Moonlight Mile (3/16/03)
Formula 51 (3/24/03)
The Osbournes (3/9/03)
Sasquatch (3/16/03)
Serving Sara (3/16/03)
Shadows Run Black (3/24/03)
X-Men 1.5 (3/16/03)

Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown (2/14/03)
The Day The Earth Stood Still (2/25/03)
ESPN's Ultimate X (2/25/03)
Full Frontal (2/17/03)
Go For Broke (2/8/03)
MLW Reload : Major League (2/8/03)
Labyrinth Superbit (2/28/03)
One Hour Photo (2/14/03)
Rambo Trilogy (2/17/03)
Real World You Never Saw : Las Vegas (2/17/03)
Robin Williams : Live (2/16/03)
Stealing Harvard (2/21/03)

Best of Backyard Wrestling 3 (1/8/03)
Hey Arnold! The Movie (1/8/03)
Johnson County War (1/21/03)
The Master of Disguise (1/16/03)
The New Guy (1/22/03)
Married ... With Children (1/31/03)
Resident Evil - Superbit (1/2/03)
Star Trek TNG Season 7 (1/8/03)
The Shield : Season One (1/14/03)
Unfaithful (1/14/03)
Who Is Cletis Tout ? (1/29/03)
Wendigo (1/31/03)
xXx (1/16/03)

Derailed (12/5/02)
Dog Soldiers (12/4/02)
Le6ion of the Dead (12/3/02)
Lilo & Stitch (12/17/02)
Like Mike (12/20/02)
Little Richard (12/3/02)
Halloween : Resurrection (12/24/02)
Ice Age (12/3/02)
Jackass Vol. 2 (12/3/02)
The Day Reagan Was Shot (12/16/02)
Reign of Fire (12/16/02)
MTV Yoga (12/2/02)
Signs (12/21/02)
Star Trek TNG - Sixth Season (12/16/02)
The King of Comedy (12/20/02)
Undisputed (12/23/02)
Walt Disney Treasures : Complete Goofy (12/13/02)

All Monsters Attack (11/28/02)
Don't Look Down (11/02/02)
Felicity: First Season (11/26/02)
Get to Know Joe (11/15/02)
Men in Black II (11/25/02)
Men With Brooms (11/20/02)
Muppet Show, The Best of (11/20/02)
Santa Clause, The (11/19/02)
Spider-Man (11/07/02)
Spider-Man: Return of the Green Goblin (11/26/02)
SpongeBob Squarepants (11/02/02)
Sports Night: Complete Series (11/13/02)
Star Trek TNG: Season 5 (11/21/02)
Staying Alive (11/25/02)

Alive (10/22/02)
Enough (10/09/02)
Footloose (10/08/02)
Hard Day's Night, A (10/20/02)
Joe Somebody (10/03/02)
Knight's Tale, A (10/06/02)
Life or Something Like It (10/17/02)
Malcolm in the Middle: First Season (10/22/02)
Monsters, Inc. (10/30/02)
Pool, The (10/16/02)
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (10/28/02)
Trading Places (10/20/02)

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April Fool's Day (9/10/02)
Anaconda (9/1/02)
Brotherhood of the Wolf (9/18/02)
Changing Lanes (9/4/02)
Count of Monte Cristo, The (9/15/02)
CQ (9/3/02)
Flirting (9/12/02)
High Crimes (9/19/02)
Hulk Still Rules (9/6/02)
Jackie Brown (9/5/02)
Johnny Dangerously (9/9/02)
Major League (9/23/02)
Moby Dick: The True Story (9/2/02)
Star Trek TNG: Season 4 (9/13/02)
Super Troopers (9/1/02)
Surviving Gilligan's Island (9/30/02)
Swingers (9/26/02)
Wanted for Murder (9/17/02)

976-EVIL (August 19, 2002)
Accidental Spy, The (August 28, 2002)
Amelie (August 8, 2002)
Big Fat Liar (August 23, 2002)
Birthday Girl (August 18, 2002)
Black Sheep (August 26, 2002)
Bloody Valentine (August 30, 2002)
Butt-Ugly Martians (August 8, 2002)
Cat People (August 4, 2002)
Chris Botti and Friends (August 11, 2002)
Clockstoppers (August 7, 2002)
Contract Killer (August 3, 2002)
Deadly Scavengers (August 1, 2002)
Dragonfly (August 1, 2002)
Dunston Checks In (August 26, 2002)
Friday the 13th, Part VII (August 29, 2002)
Heavy Gear (August 9, 2002)
Hell's Gate (August 12, 2002)
Hot Shots! (August 5, 2002)
Hot Shots 2! (August 7, 2002)
Imposter (August 2, 2002)
In The Bedroom (August 13, 2002)
Jeffersons, The (August 14, 2002)
Kate & Leopold (August 6, 2002)
Kissing Jessica Stein (August 29, 2002)
Major League 2 (August 24, 2002)
Pretty in Pink (August 22, 2002)
Pulp Fiction (August 17, 2002)
Reservoir Dogs Anniverary Edition (August 9, 2002)
Return of the Living Dead (August 25, 2002)
Rookie, The (August 30, 2002)
Sanford and Son, The First Season (August 31, 2002)
Scorpion King, The (August 31, 2002)
Strictly Sinatra (August 27, 2002)
Speed 2 (August 12, 2002)
Van Wilder (August 19, 2002)
We were Soldiers (August 21, 2002)

Beneth Loch Ness (July 7, 2002)
Black Hawk Down (July 7, 2002)
Cecil B. Demented (July 30, 2002)
Chat Room (July 22, 2002)
Crossroads (July 28, 2002)
Flash Frames (July 29, 2002)
Great Balls of Fire! (July 8, 2002)
Great Race, The (July 9, 2002)
Hart's War (July 9, 2002)
Kung Pow: Enter the Fist (July 27, 2002)
Orange County (July 2, 2002)
Pearl Harbor Vista Series (July 1, 2002)
Real Andy Kaufman, The (July 2, 2002)
Resident Evil (July 28, 2002)
Royal Tenenbaums, The (July 11, 2002)
Shallow Hal (July 16, 2002)
Shipping News, The (July 4, 2002)
Speed: 5 Star Collection (July 31, 2002)
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (July 30, 2002)
Star Trek TNG: Season 3 (July 25, 2002)
Vincent Price: Sinister Image (July 3, 2002)
WWE: No Mercy 2001 (July 18, 2002)

Asphyx (June 10, 2002)
Boondock Saints (June 3, 2002)
David Blaine: Fearless (June 2, 2002)
Highlander (June 7, 2002)
Hollow Man Superbit (June 20, 2002)
Mr. Saturday Night (June 13, 2002)
Not Another Teen Movie (June 1, 2002)
Novocaine (June 17, 2002)
Oliver & Company (June 22, 2002)
Red Green Stuffed and Mounted 2 (June 24, 2002)
Simpsons: Season 2 (June 25, 2002)
Vanilla Sky (June 4, 2002)
The Verdict (June 26, 2002)



Ali (May 2, 2002)
Behind Enemy Lines (May 10, 2002)
Black Christmas (May 10, 2002)
Kids in The Hall: Same Guys New Dresses (May 15, 2002)
Midnight Cowboy (May 8, 2002)
Old Yeller (May 26, 2002)
Red Green Duct Table Show (May 5, 2002)
Rollerball (May 24, 2002)
Snow Dogs (May 22, 2002)
Star Trek The Next Generation: Season 2 (May 14, 2002)
UHF (May 28, 2002)
X-Files Season 5 (May 14, 2002)



Bruce Campbell vs. Army of Darkness (April 7, 2002)
From Hell (April 29, 2002)
Jeff Jarrett: In Your Face (April 4, 2002)
K-Pax (April 1, 2002)
Masters of the Universe (April 2, 2002)
The Others (April 30, 2002)
Phandom Menace, The (April 22, 2002)
Planet of the Apes (April 8, 2002)
Rounders (April 6, 2002)
Slap Shot (2th Anniversary Edition) (April 19, 2002)
Texas Rangers (April 24, 2002)
Thir13en Ghosts (April 18, 2002)
Waking Life (April 27, 2002)
Wicker Man, The (April 10, 2002)
WWF Funniest Moments (April 11, 2002)
Zoolander (April 16, 2002)