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DVD REVIEW: Carnivàle
Mike Mettler  |  Oct 05, 2006
HBO
Series •••• Picture/Sound •••• Extras ••••
The avatars of good and evil continue to clash in the Dust Bowl of the Great D
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DVD REVIEW: Final Destination 3
Rad Bennett  |  Oct 05, 2006
New Line
Movie ••½ Picture/Sound •••• Extras ••••
This innovative DVD of the slick but unoriginal kill-the-kids ho
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DVD REVIEW: Prison Break
Mike Mettler  |  Oct 05, 2006
20th Century Fox
Series •••½ Picture/Sound •••• Extras •••½
Sure, the show's title gives it all awa
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DVD REVIEW: A Canterbury Tale
Mel Neuhaus  |  Oct 05, 2006
The Criterion Collection
Movie •••½ Picture/Sound •••½ Extras •••
This project began as a 1944 British
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DVD REVIEW: Dr. Mabuse, The Gambler
Mel Neuhaus  |  Oct 05, 2006
Kino
Movie •••½ Picture/Sound •••½ Extras ••
Director Fritz Lang's adaptation of Norbert Jacques
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DVD REVIEW: The Boondocks
Brandon Grafius  |  Oct 05, 2006
Sony
Series •••½ Picture/Sound ••••½ Extras •••
Huey and Riley find out that the suburbs can be a rough
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DVD REVIEW: Tsotsi
Ken Korman  |  Oct 05, 2006
Miramax
Movie •••½ Picture/Sound •••• Extras ••••
Tsotsi may hail from South Africa, but its straightforw
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DVD REVIEW: Rome
Rad Bennett  |  Oct 05, 2006
HBO/BBC
Series •••• Picture/Sound •••• Extras ••••
In covering the period from Julius Caesar's conquest of Gaul to his as
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Scanning High-Def
Josef Krebs  |  Oct 05, 2006

Stealth (Sony; Movie •••, Blu-ray Picture/Sound •••½, Extras: None). The opening aerial assault is also an audio assault: I was so overwhelmed by the dramatic orchestral score, rocket whooshings, and booming explosions all around me that I wasn't even aware of the high-def visuals.

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DVD REVIEW: Lost
Josef Krebs  |  Oct 05, 2006

It combines elements of The Prisoner, The Twilight Zone, and Forbidden Planet with the philosophy of It's a Wonderful Life - that we're all intrinsically intertwined, affecting each other in ways we'll never know. And it continues to chart new TV territory in an extremely addictive way, taking the mystery in unpredictable directions.

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