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"    UP Two-Disc Deluxe Edition (2009)      UP is Pixar&amp;#039;s 10th straight critical and commercial triumph, a feat not seen since the golden age of Walt Disney animation. Directed by Pete Docter (Monsters, Inc.), UP is also the first Pixar film to be presented in Disney Digital 3D. Drawing inspiration from such disparate films as the classic technicolor marvel, The Wizard of Oz, to Werner Herzog&amp;#039;s cinematic portrait of obsession, Fitzcarraldo, UP is a tribute to love, loss and following dreams. Carl (voiced by Ed Asner), a 78-year-old curmudgeon still mourning the loss of his wife, sets out on an epic adventure when he uses tens of thousands of balloons to float his house off its foundation and maneuvers it down to the wild jungles of South America. Extras include:  * Dug&amp;#039;s Special Mission short * Partly Cloudy short * &amp;quot;The Many Endings Of Muntz&amp;quot; alternate scenes * &amp;quot;Adventure Is Out There&amp;quot; featurette         Watchmen: The Ultimate Cut Limited Edition Five-Disc Set (2009)     Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon&amp;#039;s seminal 1980&amp;#039;s comic book, Watchmen, ushered in a new era of dark and brooding antiheroes. After his adaptation of Frank Miller&amp;#039;s 300, director Zack Snyder was tasked with bringing the comic to the big screen. Watchmen is set in a world where costumed heroes helped America win the war in Vietnam before being banned in the &amp;#039;80s. Rorschach (Jackie Earle Haley), investigating the murder of The Comedian (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), realizes that a &amp;quot;mask killer&amp;quot; is on the loose and alerts his ex-teammates Nite Owl (Patrick Wilson), Silk Spectre (Malin Ackerman) and Dr. Manhattan (Billy Crudup). Watchmen: The Ultimate Cut integrates the Tales Of The Black Freighter animated feature, which was a story-within-a-story in the original Watchmen comics, into Snyder&amp;#039;s Director&amp;#039;s Cut making this the definitive version to own. Extras include: * Commentaries by Director Zack Snyder and Graphic Novel Co-Creator and Illustrator Dave Gibbons * &amp;quot;The Phenomenon: The Comic That Changed Comics&amp;quot; * Under The Hood * Watchmen: The Complete Motion Comic * &amp;quot;Watchmen: Video Journals&amp;quot; * My Chemical Romance &amp;quot;Desolation Row&amp;quot; music video        Justice League: The Complete Series 15-Disc Box Set (2009)     For those of us who grew up with the classic Super Friends cartoon series, the debut of Justice League--brainchild of producer Bruce Timm, the man behind Batman: The Animated Series--on the Cartoon Network was a cause for celebration. Unlike earlier TV incarnations, this modern manifestation of the Justice League of America (including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash, Martian Manhunter and Hawkgirl) comes the closest to recreating the original comic book lineup. Known initially for its epic, multi-part story arcs, the series later seasons (renamed Justice League Unlimited) would expand the show&amp;#039;s roster from the original seven heroes, to a rotating line-up of heroes from every corner of the DC Universe. Warner Bros. 15-disc box set includes all 91-episodes of the series along with their original extras and a brand new documentary. Extras include: * Unlimited Reserve: Exploring the Depths of the DC Universe documentary * Commentary on select episodes * &amp;quot;Inside Justice League * &amp;quot;The Look of The League&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;The Blueprint for Justice&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Justice League - The First Mission&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Voices of Justice&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Justice League: Declassified&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;And Justice for all&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Themes of Justice&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Cadmus: Exposed&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Justice League Chronicles&amp;quot; * Music-only audio track for the final episode &amp;quot;Destroyer&amp;quot; * Easter Egg with an introduction by producer Bruce Timm         G.I. Joe A Real American Hero: The Complete Series 17-Disc Collector&amp;#039;s Set (2009)     With Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen and G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, 2009 has been a banner year for Hasbro. Now, much like their Transformers - 25th Anniversary Matrix Of Leadership Edition, Shout! Factory are giving Hasbro&amp;#039;s other classic &amp;#039;80s property the deluxe treatment with the new G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero - Collector&amp;#039;s Set. This massive 17 disc set contains all 95 episodes of the original series, including the final half of Season Two which has never before been available on DVD, as well as a ton of brand new extra features all carefully housed in a sturdy, collectible footlocker. Extras include: * 60-page episode guide with an introduction by Seth Green * Temporary tattoos of the G.I. Joe, Cobra and Arashikage symbols * 1-GB Flash Drive With Comics * &amp;quot;Looking Back with Writer Ron Friedman&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Men &amp;amp;amp; Women of Action: Creating the G.I. Joe Animated Series&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Everyday Heroes: The History of G.I. Joe&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;1963 Toy Fair Presentation&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Voices of a Real American Hero&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Greenshirts: The G.I. Joe Legacy&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Declassified: A conversation with Larry Hama&amp;quot; * 27 PSAs * 25 classic G.I. Joe toy commercials * Battle for the Serpent Stone 11-minute fan film        Ink (2009)     Quentin Tarantino&amp;#039;s Reservoir Dogs, Robert Rodriguez&amp;#039;s El Mariachi and Peter Jackson&amp;#039;s Bad Taste all have one thing in common--they&amp;#039;re calling cards, debut features from young, passionate filmmakers with something new to add to the medium. Jamin Winans&amp;#039; Ink is equally ambitious, a visually arresting piece of work that earned some buzz on the festival circuit. Independently produced by Winans&amp;#039; Double Edge Films, Ink owes a great deal of its success to cinematographer Jeff Pointer. A battle is raging while we sleep between the benevolent Storytellers, who bring us dreams, and the Incubi, who deliver nightmares. A little girl, Emma (Quinn Huncher), is kidnapped by the hideous creature Ink and only her father, John (Chris Kelly), can save her. Extras include: * Director commentary * &amp;quot;Behind the Scenes&amp;quot; * Interview with Chris and Quinn * Deleted scenes * Trailers      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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