The special edition of The Usual Suspects has much going for it, on both sides of the disc. Naturally there is a commentary track with director Bryan Singer and Oscar-winning writer Christopher McQuarrie. Naturally, it is very interesting and detail heavy. There is also another commentary track featuring composer John Ottman, who offers insights the other two do not. With such a dialogue-intensive script as this, the soundtrack has to be up to snuff, and the Dolby Digital 5.1 surround here has been designed to highlight the words without muting the ambient noise. This DVD makes the best case yet in the argument for widescreen vs. pan-and-scan because it gives you the option. Choose the 2.35:1 anamorphic letterboxed version and you'll see a digitized movie the way it was supposed to be seen, in sharp colors and remarkable clarity; choose the TV-style full-frame version and you'll see scenes where the person talking isn't on the screen, and the visual image is slightly dreary. New supplements include "Pursuing the Suspects," a documentary about the casting choices, and "Doin' Time With The Usual Suspects," which collects interviews with the cast members as they talk about the movie and their lives after. "Heisting Cannes with The Usual Suspects" goes to France with the cast and feels like an elaborate home movie. "Keyser Soze: Lie or Legend" continues the parlor game of Who Was Soze? that fans of the movie love to play. Speaking of games, an easter egg is solved if you can piece together the order the clues to Soze's identity appear in the film, with your reward being even more documentary material, one having to do with the film's composer. Less interesting is an elaborate, indulgent gag reel of outtakes introduced by Singer that is nearly a short movie in itself. It's not very interesting, but the rest of the disc is fascinating.

Learn more about Terminator: Salvation - Xbox 360. (Flash demo) SynopsisThe Los Angeles of the future is no longer the glittering city we know. Ruled by the forces of Skynet, the postapocalyptic landscape swarms with deadly Terminators. As resistance soldier John Connor, you must lead your squad of loyal fighters in a struggle against these intelligent and terrifyingly resilient robotic enemies. Will you have the strength, courage and strategy it will take to survive against overwhelming odds?Experience the gripping Terminator universe for the first time as the legendary John Connor. Set two years prior to the feature film, Terminator: Salvation plunges you into the heart of a decimated, postapocalyptic Los Angeles and places you in command of resistance forces. Employ an array of advanced weaponry, including fully automatic machine guns, rocket launchers and a plasma-firing Skynet tank, to combat Terminators intent on pursuing you by any means necessary. Navigate your way through enemy territory and use the destructible environment to your advantage with the game's advanced cover mechanics, and see the Terminator world come to life with cinematic intensity as you fight back against the relentless advance of merciless enemies determined to battle until the bitter end.

Harrison Ford dusts off his infamous brown fedora for another Indiana Jones film, which is once again made by Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. The year is 1957, and Indy is on the run from a team of Russian spies led by a rapier-wielding Irina Spalko (Cate Blanchett). The Russians want Indy to help them locate an ancient artifact that they believe can be used as the ultimate military weapon. Indy manages a narrow escape, and tries to return to his life as a professor of archaeology, but he soon bumps into a '50s greaser named Mutt (Shia LeBeouf). Mutt's mother as well as one of Indy's longtime friends have been captured somewhere in Peru. Mutt and Indy hop a plane, where they manage to track down both Mutt's mother, Marian (Karen Allen), and Professor Oxley (John Hurt), but they also find themselves surrounded by the same scheming Russians. The Russians have found the artifact they were seeking, but Indy now knows it's secret and dangerous powers. With the help of Mutt, Marian, and Oxley, he races to return it to it's rightful resting place. Director Steven Spielberg Star Harrison Ford, Ray Winstone, Shia LaBeouf, Cate Blanchett, Special Features 2-disc set Widescreen Audio Dolby Digital English Running Time 122 minutes.