DVD Releases

In the U.K., They Get to Watch Dallas On TV. In Dallas, You Have to Go to the Texas Theatre.

​This morning, there's Big News out of England: CBS Drama -- "the home of drama classics from the US," it proudly proclaims, meaning ... Medium and Touched by an Angel -- will, come fall, begin running all 357 episodes of Dallas in the order in which they originally aired. Says the head channel-ch ... More >>

Nothing to Fear at Fernando's Mexican Cuisine

Keep 'em coming, Fernando.​Like Abba sang, "I was so afraid, Fernando," I feared that the unlimited refills on the complimentary mimosas Fernando's Mexican Cuisine's advertised with its brunch would actually have an unstated limit. But unlike other brunch spots in Dallas that promote bottomles ... More >>

Poster of the Week: Wu-Tang Clan at the Granada Theater

​ C'mon, now. That's just awesome.

Asian Film Fest of Dallas Serves Up Pussy Soup; More Watchmen Director's Cut News.

Neko Rahmen Taisho, an AFFD must-seeAlas, Pussy Soup is the rather unfortunate translation for the delightful-looking manga-to-movie Neko Rahmen Taisho, one of the films in this year's Asian Film Festival of Dallas, which kicks off July 17 at the Magnolia Theater. The fest is in its eighth year now, ... More >>

The Bright Gets On The Hills Again. But It's Still Awesome Because, C'mon, It's The Hills!

Any excuse, really.O! M! F! G! Guys! Because three times isn't enough, really, the local musicians in The Bright got served another helping of being placed into an episode of The Hills last week, or so says a press release we here at DC9 received late yesterday evening. Turns out, the band's song "A ... More >>

That Bottle Rocket DVD's Everything We Could Have Hoped For

View image Danny Fine, left, and Bob Musgrave in an outtake from Bottle Rocket Spent the better part of last night watching every single second and scrap on the Criterion Collection Wes Anderson-approved Bottle Rocket two-fer, available today (ya think?), and there are copious revelations containe ... More >>

Ozzy Love|Burning Bridge

Dogging Tony Romo

Boy Trouble

Singular Sensation

You Gave Me What? Part 3: Bob Dylan Box

Jungle Fever

George Lucas' Right-Hand Man

The man who gave us Young Vader returns with a Young Indy boxed set

Genuine Fake Robots

Seasons in the Sun

Still Ain't No Trip to Cleveland

Big Bagg of Irritation

A Dr. Katz patient checks into the Improv

Sad But True

Titus' tale is real…and real funny

Booger and Borat. Nice.

The Terrorist's Mind

Farce of a Champion

Extra! Read All About It

The Delightful Dud

Bond in a Bikini

Ford Tough

Kid Stuff for Parents

Hoop Dreams Come True

The Impossible Bomb

Love the Sin

Our top DVD picks for the week of December 6.

A Very Long Run

The Force Runs Its Course

Cameron Crowing

Comedy 101

Shtickmen shows the ups and downs of stand-up

The Cross' Word

David Cross talks about Mr. Show one more time

A Strange and Beautiful Mess

The box set as catharsis

The Reel Who

Twenty-five years later, a filmmaker comes to grips with his Kids

Start Making Sense

Alias' creator tries--one more time--to make a hit out of a near miss

Q: "Why Does Hitler Have an Attitude?"

A: Buy the DVD for Full Frontal

Flesh for Fantasy

Brett Ratner tarts up this Red Dragon adaptation

Do Look Back

The Band dances The Last Waltz, but can time heal old wounds?

Baby, Get Back

"Autobiography" and bootleg box prove that when it comes to the Beatles, you can never just let it be

Mock Speed

Spinal Tap is still on the right side of the fine line between stupid and clever

Jaws of life

Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster finally receives the DVD treatment it deserves

The final cut

DVDs pull back the curtain on the movies, but do you really want to see the Wizard?

Two-bass hit

A six-disc box reminds us why Miles and Trane were the ultimate one-two punch

The forever frown

More than 30 years later, Smile remains the subject of so much mystery

Cardboard tombstones

In the wake of the Ellington 100, lesser zombie boxed sets walk among us

CDs on steroids

The wizard of odd

Or, why too much Pet Sounds is a bad thing