We'll agree to disagree, I'm sure. "South Park", I truly believe, is one of the best animated movies (or comedies even) of all time. As tasteless & rude as it is, it's still a sharp, hilarious satire of our mass media culture.

Also, Matt & Trey are notorious for not doing commentaries for episodes of the show or for their films, so to hear them talk about the making of the movie is kinda a monumental event. One that I'll pony up the $20 for, definitely.

I must be the only person to like Land of the Lost. Maybe because I watched it with my 15 year old son, I "dumbed" myself down?

Okay, South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut is probably the single best TV to movie adaptation of all time. Every other show just did a longer version of an episode but South Park was one of the few that tried to be theatrical. It was also hilarious.

"Drag Me to Hell" is the only good 2009 release coming to DVD this week, it seems. I just plain loved every minute of it. "The Proposal" was terrible, and "Land of the Lost" was even worse, though neither is the worst film of the year.

As for the announced DVDs that I've seen, I was mostly impressed with "District 9," but it's far from the best of the year in my opinion (more on that in a couple of months). I also was not a fan of "(500) Days of Summer."

I LIKED (500) Days of Summer. It is the best romantic comedy of the year! That's saying something, considering the year of The Ugly Truth and All About Steve.