'Twilight' tops list of DVD releases

"Twilight" is the most high-profile of this week's DVD releases. Most of these DVDs will be released Tuesday, unless otherwise specified:

"Bolt" (Disney, $29.99) — ★★½ — Disney's digitally animated comedy-adventure never really finds its footing.

Special features: Three-disc special edition ($39.99) includes Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film, digital copy, behind-the-scenes mini-documentary, footage cut from theatrical release, new "Super Rhino" short.

PG (violence, vulgarity, brief drugs)

"The Cake Eaters" (Universal, $22.98) — Small-town drama directed by Mary Stuart Masterson and starring Kristen Stewart.

Not rated, probable R (profanity, sex)

"Fling" (Peace Arch, $29.99) — Drama about a couple (Courtney Ford and Steve Sandvoss) trying to have an "open relationship."

Special features: Behind-the-scenes mini-documentary, footage cut from theatrical release, digital copy of the film.

R (profanity, sex)

"The Grudge 3" (Sony, $24.96) — Direct-to-DVD horror sequel, based on the earlier hit films.

R (violence, profanity)

"Happily N'Ever After 2: Snow White" (Lionsgate, $19.98) — Direct-to-DVD sequel to the 2006 animated feature.

Not rated, probable PG (violence, vulgarity)

"Quantum of Solace" (Sony, $29.99) — ★★★ — It's a little convoluted, but this lean-and-mean spy thriller will appeal to those who have enjoyed the modern James Bond "re-envisioning."

Special features: Two-disc special edition ($34.98) features behind-the-scenes mini-documentary, footage cut from theatrical release.

PG-13 (violence, gore, torture, profanity, brief nudity, brief sex, drugs, vulgarity)

"Twilight" (Summit, $32.99) — ★★½ — This romanticized horror/fantasy tale isn't a classic redefining of the vampire mythology. But it's not awful.