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Three new movies who didn’t find their audience in the theaters will try to find their audience on video. They lead the new releases this week. Here are the top DVD movie releases for this week and the reviews of the films from the Epinions.com community.

The Invasion

Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig star in this extra terrestrial film. The film surrounds alien life forms who interrogate the human race, attacking them while they’re sleeping. They are left physically unchanged, but are definitely affected and it’s very difficult to notice who has been invaded and who hasn’t. The release comes out on both HD-DVD and Blu-Ray.

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Daddy Day Camp

This is the sequel to Daddy Day Care but instead of Eddie Murphy as the star, Cuba Gooding Jr. fits the bill. The daddies take their day care to a camp and they have to deal with the bullies of a competing camp.

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The Comebacks

Maybe the most noteworthy thing about this spoof is that Carl Weathers, Apollo Creed from Rocky fame, is in it. It has a football theme and makes fun of many sports movies including Rocky Balboa and Remember The Titans.

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The Rock (aka Dwayne Johnson) leads the new releases this week. Here are the top DVD movie releases for this week and the reviews of the films from the Epinions.com community.

The Game Plan

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, soon to be dropping “The Rock” moniker, stars as football star Joe Kingman, who lives up his bachelor status to the fullest. But when finding out that he has a daughter from an old marriage, things must change. Madison Pettis stars as Peyton, Kingman’s daughter and she plays the yin to his yang. Kyra Sedgwick co-stars as Kingman’s agent, in this Andy Fickman film.

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Saw IV

This is the fourth installment of the horror series and continues the story of the Jigsaw Killer. The film made over $60 million at the box office for director Darren Lynn Bousman, who also directed the second and third films in the series.

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Dane Cook (really?) and Jessica Alba lead the top DVD releases this week. Here are the top DVD movie releases for this week and the reviews of the films from the Epinions.com community.

Good Luck Chuck

Dane Cook (can someone become overexposed by being in baseball commercials?) stars as Charlie (Chuck), a bachelor who has bad luck with the opposite sex stemming from a childhood game. He meets Cam, played by Jessica Alba, and tries to change his bad luck before he loses her too. Directed by Mark Helfrich, the movie scored $35 in US box office.

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Mr. Woodcock

Billy Bob Thornton and Seann William Scott go toe to toe in this Craig Gillespie directed comedy. Thornton is Woodcock, a former gym teacher of Scott’s John Farley who is about to marry his mother.

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2008 hasn’t really gotten started yet in the DVD world, but Russell Crow leads this week’s releases. Here are the top DVD movie releases for this week and the reviews of the film from the Epinions.com community.

3:10 To Yuma

This James Mangold directed western, starring Russell Crowe and Christian Bale was released to theaters in the early fall. It earned over $50 million at the box office. Epinions reviewers scored it 4 1/2 stars out of 5.

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Death Sentence

Kevin Bacon stars in this James Wan flick in which his character takes the law into his own hands. Kelly Preston and John Goodman also star.

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(from last week)

Resident Evil: Extinction

This is the third film in the Resident Evil series, which is based on the original video game series. Starring Milla Jovovich, it borrows elements from the game Resident Evil Code: Veronica.

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