The DVD of The Green Mile -- Frank Darabont's second film adaptation of a Stephen King novel about hope and redemption in prison -- gives the three-hour epic a rather sparse presentation: along with a widescreen, anamorphic transfer and Dolby Digital 5.1 Audio, the disc also includes "Walking the Mile," a ten-minute "making of" featurette, as well as production notes and the theatrical trailer. Considering the film's commercial and critical success (it received six Academy award nominations, including nods for Best Picture and Best Supporting Actor for Michael Clarke Duncan), it's surprising and somewhat disappointing that the disc neglects to include commentary from or interviews with Darabont, Tom Hanks, Duncan, or any of the cast and crew. However, Darabont's just-this-side-of sentimental direction and strong performances from Hanks, Duncan, and Michael Jeter hold up just as well on video as they did on the big screen, making The Green Mile a worthwhile disc despite its lack of extra features.

John Connor finally has the sentient computer system Skynet at bay. He decides to order his lieutenant, Kyle Reese, on a journey through time back to his mother's childhood, to protect her from the Terminators and ensure that John Connor won't be retconned out of existence. Upon arriving in the past, however, Kyle is in for a serious shock. Sarah Connor is an orphan, her own mother dead at the hands of a Terminator. But a second Terminator is now protecting her - and trying to make the girl to accept a destiny she wants no part in. Stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jason Clarke, J.K. Simmons, Jai Courtney.