The following DVDs will be released Tuesday, unless otherwise specified:
"The Bridge to Nowhere" (Image, $27.98) — Crime-drama about 20-somethings starting an escort service. Ving Rhames stars.
R (drugs, profanity, sex, violence)
"The Garden" (Oscilloscope, $29.99) — ★★★— This documentary about a California community garden wears its heart on its sleeve.
Not rated, probable R (violence, profanity, slurs, brief drugs)
"Hannah Montana: The Movie"(Disney, $29.99) — ★★ — A mix of musical numbers and silly slapstick, clearly crafted for Miley Cyrus fans.
Special features: Two-disc edition ($39.99) includes footage cut from theatrical release, digital copy of film for home-electronics devices.
G (slapstick violence, mild profanity, mild vulgarity)
"Julia" (Magnolia, $26.98) — Thriller starring Tilda Swinton as an extortionist who kidnaps a young boy.
R (profanity, violence, brief nudity)
"Kissing Cousins" (Cinema Libre, $19.95) — Comedy about cousins who pretend to be lovers to fool their friends. Samrat Chakrabarti stars.
Not rated, probable PG-13 (adult themes)
"The Last House on the Left" (Universal, $29.989) — ★★½ — A movie of shocking sadism and cruelty.
Special features: Unrated version (also $29.98) includes footage cut from theatrical release.
R (violence, rape, profanity, nudity, drugs) — Roger Moore, The Orlando Sentinel
"Surveillance"(Magnolia, $26.98) — Crime-thriller about FBI agents pursuing a serial killer. Julia Ormond stars.
R (violence, gore, profanity, drugs, sex)
"Tyson" (Sony, $28.96) —★★★— James Toback's engrossing documentary may not appeal to anyone who's not interested in boxing.
R (violence, profanity, vulgarity, drugs, slurs, brief gore)
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