Plenty of new DVDs for summer entertainment
The following DVDs will be released Tuesday, unless otherwise specified:
"A Day in the Life"(Lionsgate, $19.98) — Hip-hop and rap music-driven thriller directed by musician Sticky Fingaz.
R (violence, profanity, drugs, slurs)
"Five Fingers" (Lionsgate, $26.98) — Kidnapping thriller from 2006, starring Ryan Phillippe and Laurence Fishburne.
R (torture, violence, profanity, vulgarity)
"Flying By" (MTI, $19.95) — Billy Ray Cyrus and Heather Locklear star in this musical drama.
PG-13 (profanity)
"Knowing" (Summit, $26.99) — ★ — Basically a cinematic defense of numerology. Nicolas Cage stars.
Special features:Behind-the-scenes minidocumentaries, movie trailers.
PG-13 (violence, profanity)— Roger Moore, The Orlando Sentinel
"Moon Machines"(Discovery Channel, $24.98) — Made-for-cable documentary looking at space exploration technology.
Not rated, probable G (nothing offensive)
"Night Train" (National Entertainment Media, $24.98) — Rail-bound thriller from 2008, starring Danny Glover and Leelee Sobieski.
R (violence, profanity)
"Push" (Summit, $26.99) — ★ — A lame science-fiction/thriller with the power to bore audiences to death.
Special features:Deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes mini-documentary, movie trailers.
PG-13 (violence, profanity, drugs, gore, brief sex, vulgarity, slurs, nude artwork)
"Resolved" (Image Entertainment, $27.98) — Documentary feature examining high school debate programs.
Not rated, probable PG-13 (profanity)
"See Dick Run"(Vivendi Entertainment, $24.99) — Sex farce with fantasy elements, starring Kel Mitchell.
Not rated, probable R (vulgarity, profanity, sex)
"The Unborn" (Rogue, $29.98) — ★½ — Images and pieces of dialogue in this horror-thriller are hilarious.
Special features:Unrated version (also $29.98) features footage cut from theatrical release.
Comments
Chris Evans and Dakota Fanning are stars of "Push," a science-fiction thriller.
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