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Action packed thriller The Transporter 2 (Uncut Version) (£12.99) is released this week, with many amazing stunts and non-stop actiopn. If you like dthe first film, you will love this! If you didn't see the first film, then you'd better get the box set for a fiver more: Transporter 1 & 2 Boxed Set (2 Discs) (£17.99) So your child goes missing on a plane during flight? What do you do? Watch this, that's what! Flightplan (£13.99) And for steampunk animation, you can't do much worse than get Steamboy (£11.99).

A couple of biggies for you this week. First of all, the much wanted Harry Potter and Goblet of Fire (£14.99). A great price for a great movie. I love it when they do that.

Then we have another very impressive film: History of Violence (£12.99).

Finally, for the horror fans amongst you, you could do worse than watching Exorcism of Emily Rose (£13.99)

Some good movies are out next week. We'll start with the heavy weight The Constant Gardener (£12.99), which Rachael Wiesz scored an Oscar for. Well regarded, and nice to see it on DVD when it's in the news.

A less publicised, but still good film is Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005) (£12.99), starring Val Kilmer and Robert Downey Jnr. A pretty convoluted story line, but worth seeing.

In The Brothers Grimm (£13.99), Heath Ledger and Matt Damon take on the role of two brothers, conning people out of money to remove demons that the brothers invent. Until they are faced with something far more real...

Comedy this week is provided by the ever lovely Cameron Diaz, in In Her Shoes (£12.99).

As always, the rest of the week's new releases can be found by clicking here

A couple of brit flicks to start with. First of all, we have Guy Ritchie's box office flop, Revolver (£12.99). It didn't get reviewed that well, with one complaint being that you couldn't follow what was going on. maybe watching a few times on DVD will clear that up...

Another movie, but not receiving the cobverage it should is The Descent: The Special Edition (2 Discs) (£9.99). You'll never go into a cave again!

For a real dose of life in the ******-wild-west, you need to get the Deadwood: Season 2 Boxset (4 Discs) (HB0) (£37.99), which is **** good! Of course, due to the *** extreme language, this isn't for everyone, but for thos eof you that like it, this is an essential.

For a bit of light hearted fun with a dead body, Weekend At Bernie's (£9.99) sets the target. Essential research if you ever have to cart a dead body around with no-one noticing.

Bargain of the week has to be Fight Club: Special Edition (2 Discs) (£7.99). That price is a giveaway for a top movie like this. The first rule of Fight Club is BUY THIS MOVIE!

There are a whole bunch of other releases this coming week, as usual available by clicking here

Remember you can read all about the latest PSP, Xbox 360 , Nintendo DS Lite and Playstation 3 news on our related sites. If on the other hand you have problems with your DVD, visit our DVD Help section.

A very quiet week on big DVD releases next week. With Easter approaching it makes sense to hold releases back until people are feeling flush again.

But for those who like big production American TV shows, then Stargate SG-1 Season 8 Box Set (£44.99) and the hit hospital show House: Season 1 (6 Discs) (£37.99) should be right up your street.

Animated Sci-fi is generally well recieved, and with the release of Ghost in the Shell 2 on DVD, comes the inevitable double set: Ghost In The Shell / Ghost In The Shell 2: Innocence (3 Discs) (£17.99), a good price for the two movies.

Our classic movie of the week is The Full Monty: Special Edition (2 Discs) (£11.99).

All of the other new releases can be found by clicking here.

Remember you can read all about the latest PSP, Xbox 360 , Nintendo DS Lite and Playstation 3 news on our related sites. If on the other hand you have problems with your DVD, visit our DVD Help section.

For fans of Wallace and Gromit, their latest - Wallace And Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit (2 Discs) (£14.99) is out on Monday. Everyone who has seen this loves it! A film that didn't get such a good reception is Domino (£12.99), starring the delectable Kiera Knightly. Could certainly be worth a watch.

A film that hasn't been covered much, but in my opinion is pretty damn good, is Primer (£14.99). If you like hard edge, "real life" sci-fi, then you have to get this. Like some other movies, it might take more than one viewing to catch everything, but this is great.

And for the fans of classic psycho horror, the new The Silence Of The Lambs: Ultimate Edition (2 Discs) (£14.99) is probably a good addition to your collection.

All of the other new releases can be found by clicking here.

Remember you can read all about the latest PSP, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 news on our related sites. If on the other hand you have problems with your DVD, visit our DVD Help section.

School half term holidays... Lots of kids running around, wearing you ragged? you need to get Nanny McPhee (£13.99). This no nonsense lady will osrt out the kids once and for all! If she doesn;t help, then you can always give them a dose of SpongeBob SquarePants - Home Sweet Pineapple (£9.99), ARE YOU READY KIDS?.

Once they go to bed, you can relax (apart from your giggle muscles) with The Mighty Boosh: Series 1 & 2 (4 Discs) (£21.99) and the huge Scrubs: Seasons 1-3 Box Set (Play.com Exclusive!) (12 Discs) (£64.99)!

If on the other hand, you are one of those Chelsea fans, then you might want to review your club's history with Chelsea: The Official Centenary 1905-2005 (£14.99).

Remember you can read all about the latest PSP, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 news on our related sites. If on the other hand you have problems with your DVD, visit our DVD Help section.

Let's get one thing sorted straight away - it's nearly Valentines Day! If you want to keep your gadget and DVD purchases going without question, then you need to make sure that your partner feels happy on Valentines Day.

Sure, you could do this with flowers, underwear or chocolates, but you could also get some new DVDs!

There are special Valentines editions of Sideways (£6.99), There's Something About Mary (£6.99), Moulin Rouge (£6.99) and Down With Love (£6.99). For something more recnt, with a bit of a chuckle, you could even get Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo (£13.99), (or the boxset with this and Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo for only £4 more. Behemoth!

British titles do well this month, with Pride And Prejudice (2005) (£12.99), Shameless: Series 1 (2 Discs) (£13.99), Kinky Boots (£14.99) and Egypt (BBC) (2 Discs) (£14.99) all being released.

A little humour from Tim Burton's Corpse Bride (£11.99) and Bewitched (2005) (£13.99) leave us time fo rthe serious contender.

The Steve McQueen Box Set (Bullitt SE / The Getaway SE / Cincinatti Kid / Tom Horn / Never So Few) (£37.99) is a great collection that no Steve McQueen fan should be without!

Remember you can read all about the latest PSP, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 news on our related sites.

Not an amazing week for blockbuster DVDs this week. Lots of releases, including Four Brothers (£12.99), The Business (£10.99) and Will And Grace - Season 7 Box Set (£37.99), but most of the rest are TV series and old movies converted over.

If you are a lover of George and Mildred, As Time Goes By, or even Are You being Served for instance (which some of you must be!), then you'll be OK!

Remember you can read all about the latest PSP news and Xbox 360 news on our related sites.