Wolfgang Petersen's do-or-die high-seas epic makes a smooth transition to DVD from Warner Bros. A gorgeous, anamorphic, 2.35:1 widescreen transfer and Dolby 5.1 Sound brings the titular storm howling to life. In addition, the disc is awash in extras, including a collection of commentaries from director Petersen, author Sebastian Junger, and key members of the visual effects team. Each provides unique insights into the making of the movie as well as into the real story that inspired it. The DVD also includes a "making of" special that first aired on HBO, a documentary on the real "perfect storm" of 1991, a host of storyboards and concept art, and the obligatory trailers and cast and crew bios. Overall, this DVD takes what was essentially a big-budget popcorn flick and outfits it with enough sights and sounds to make it a rather seaworthy addition to someone's collection.

Vinyl LP pressing. Soundtrack to the 2014 film starring Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, John C. Reilly as well as the voices of Vin Diesel and Bradley Cooper. In the far reaches of space, an American pilot named Peter Quill finds himself the object of a manhunt after stealing an orb coveted by the villainous Ronan. In order to evade Ronan, Quill is forced into an uneasy truce with a group of misfits including Gamora, Rocket, Drax the Destroyer, and Groot. LP 1 contains the Awesome Mix, 70's & 80's songs that appear in the film as part of a mixtape in the character Quill's Walkman, which acts as a way for him to stay connected to the Earth, home and family he lost. LP 2 contains the Original Score by Tyler Bates. Album Tracks 1. Blue Swede-Hooked on a Feeling 2. Raspberries- Go All the Way 3. Norman Greenbaum - Spirit in the Sky 4. David Bowie- Moonage Daydream 5. Elvin Bishop - Fooled Around and Fell in Love 6. Jackson 5 - I Want You Back 7. 10CC- I'm Not in Love 8. Redbone - Come and Get Your Love 9. Runaways - Cherry Bomb 10. Rupert Holmes- Escape (The Pi~a Colada Song) 11. Five Stairsteps - O-O-H Child 12. Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrel - Ain't No Mountain High Enough 1. The Final Battles Begins 2. Morag C3 3. Everyone's An Idiot 4. What a Bunch of A-Holes 5. Sacrifice 6. The New Meat 7. The Pod Chase 8. Don't Mess with My Walkman 9. Losers (Bonus Track) 10. The Ballad of the Nova Corps (Instrumental) 11. The Kyln Escape 12. Groot Spores 13. Guardians 14. The Big Blast 15. Black Tears 16. A Nova Upgrade

This double feature brings together two classic films from Hollywood luminary Cecil B. DeMille. Featured here are the Academy Award-Winning biblical epics Samson and Delilah (1949), and The Ten Commandments (1956). DeMille served as director and producer on both projects, with The Ten Commandments being the last film completed before his death in 1959. Both pictures have been digitally restored for this special release.

Norbit (Eddie Murphy, channeling Buckwheat and Woody Allen) is a shy, nebbishy fellow, raised by Mr. Wong (Eddie Murphy again) in a combination orphanage/Chinese restaurant in Boiling Springs, Tennessee. As a child, Norbit comes to love Kate, a fellow orphan, but the soulmates are separated when Kate is adopted. Enter Rasputia, an aggressive, plus-sized 10-year-old who protects him from bullies and demands his romantic loyalty, much like her thuggish older brothers demand InchprotectionInch money from all the merchants in Boiling Springs. Rasputia and Norbit eventually marry-and the peevish adult Rasputia is played to great comic effect by Eddie Murphy in a fat suit. Although Rasputia is controlling, unfaithful, hideous-looking, and always madder than a hornet, she and Norbit make a life together, albeit one based on inertia, fear, and complacency. The bubble bursts when the now-grown Kate (Thandie Newton) returns to Boiling Springs to buy Mr. Wong's orphanage. Norbit's love is rekindled, and he must find a way to end his loveless marriage, save Kate from marrying a crooked philanderer (Cuba Gooding Jr., in a rare villainous turn), and prevent Rasputia's brothers from carrying through with a big con job that would destroy the orphanage and Kate's life. Eddie Murphy, not surprisingly, carries the show, with broad, juvenile humor, fat jokes, and pratfalls, and while he never aims very high, he manages to inject some poignancy into Norbit's and Wong's characters, even as he plays Rasputia strictly for laughs. It's not Shakespeare-it's not even BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE-but the laughs are as big as Rasputia's muumuu.