Top DVD Movie Releases For November 13, 2007
Two box office winning three-quels lead the DVD movie releases this week. Here are the top DVD movie releases for this week and the reviews of the film from the Epinions.com community.
Ocean’s Thirteen
Steven Soderbergh got the band back together. Again. And this time, Al Pacino joins the fun. After double crossing Danny Ocean’s (George Clooney) mentor (Elliot Gould), Pacino’s Willy Bank is the focus of the new heist. And they’re not only going after the money. They’re going after his pride. Also starring Matt Damon, Brad Pitt, Don Cheadle, Andy Garcia, Ellen Barkin, and Casey Affleck, the second sequel to the original Ocean’s Eleven earned over $117 million at the box office.
Epinions Reviews for Ocean’s Thirteen
Shrek The Third
It’s the third film in the Shrek series, and this time, Shrek has to find the rightful heir to the throne in the land of Far, Far Away. The regulars are back including Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz, Eddie Murphy, and Antonio Banderas, and Justin Timberlake joins them for this one.
Epinions Reviews for Shrek The Third
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Mandy Moore and Robin Williams star in this PG-13 rated comedy slash romance film. The story surrounds a newly engaged couple who have to pass the Reverend’s marriage test in order to get married. 
Steve Carell wants the world to change. Enter God (Morgan Freeman). Led by the direction of Tom Shadyac, Evan Almighty crossed the $100 million mark earlier this year in the theaters. John Goodman and Wanda Sykes also co-star in the comedy.
Directed by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo, 28 Weeks Later is the sequel to the horror film 28 Days Later. The film comes 5 years after the original film which was directed by Danny Boyle, who couldn’t direct the sequel because of a prior commitment. The film follows the first, which was based on a virus called “The Rage” that made people mindlessly violent. In the sequel, the US Army declares that the war against the virus has been won, but they are wrong, and it’s deadlier than ever.