The following DVDs will be released Tuesday:
• "The Counterfeiters" (Sony, $28.96) *** 1/2 The morally gray shadings enrich this Oscar-winning drama about Jewish counterfeiters in a concentration camp.
R (violence, profanity, slurs, nudity, brief sex, brief gore, vulgarity, brief drugs) Jeff Vice, Deseret News
• "Miss Conception" (First Look, $24.98) Romantic comedy starring Heather Graham as a single thirtysomething who is desperate to get pregnant.
R (profanity, sex, vulgarity)
• "Nim's Island" (Fox, $29.99) ** Jodie Foster is clearly trying too hard, as is this dopey children's fantasy/adventure film based on the best-selling book.
PG (violence, vulgarity, profanity, brief drugs) Jeff Vice, Deseret News
• "Queen-Sized" (Anchor Bay, $19.97) Made-for-cable-television comedy starring Nikki Blonsky as a plus-size teen who is made homecoming queen.
Not rated, probable PG (mild vulgarity, slurs)
• "Starship Troopers: Marauder" (Sony, $27.96) Direct-to-video sequel to the 1997 science-fiction thriller, with Casper Van Dien reprising his role as a space marine.
R (violence, gore, profanity, nudity)
• "Wasted" (Weinstein, $19.98) Period drama starring Eddie Kaye Thomas and Kip Pardue as twentysomethings reunited at the funeral of a high school friend.
Not rated, probable R (profanity, drugs, sex)
Some of the upcoming DVD releases include:
August
Aug. 12: "Smart People" Miramax
Aug. 19: "Deal" Fox/MGM
Aug. 19: "Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert" Disney
Aug. 19: "Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day" Universal
Aug. 19: "Street Kings" Fox
Aug. 26: "The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning" Disney
Aug. 26: "Redbelt" Sony
Aug. 26: "What Happens in Vegas" Fox
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