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Bride Wars One minute, she’s struggling with addiction and family drama in the winning Rachel Got Married . The next, Anne Hathaway was skyrocketing to the dredge, terrible marriage stereotyping, and wedding wars with Kate Hudson. Jeffrey M. Anderson said there’s one worthy minute in the film, but the ” rest of the time, for 88 out of its 89 minutes, it’s a movie totally devoid of life.” Also on Blu-ray. Skip it . Add to Netflix queue | Buy at Amazon The Uninvited One would think that a film with David Strathairn and Elizabeth Banks would be worth a moment or two, especially since they’re not running to the horror/thriller genre every day, but as Jette Kernion said in her review in February: the story is weak, Banks’ lines are “stilted and almost laughable,” and Strathairn’s performance “made me want to go home and put on one of his better movies to forget about his nearly wooden character in this one.” That’s enough reason to Skip it. Also on Blu-ray. Add to Netflix queue | Buy at Amazon Martyrs Movies that make Saw look like Sesame Street aren’t the type I usually have in my queue, so I’ll leave this entirely up to Scott Weinberg : “It may be one of the most ferocious horror films ever made — but Martyrs is also quite effectively chilling and consistently disturbing … frankly I think it’s one of the most fascinating pieces of ‘hardcore’ horror cinema you’d ever want to see.” Buy it … if you have the guts. Add to Netflix queue | Buy at Amazon Nothing But the Truth Another political drama in Rod Lurie’s stable, Truth boasts the likes of Kate Beckinsale, Alan Alda, Vera Farmiga, Matt Dillon, taking the Valerie Plame case and morphing into an amped up drama with intrique based around missile strikes on Venezuela. Eric Snider said from TIFF : “Still, for all its strengths, Nothing But the Truth falls under the umbrella of good but not great.” Rent it. Add to Netflix queue | Buy at Amazon Also out: Frost/Nixon: Complete Interviews, What Doesn’t Kill You (also on Blu-ray), While She Was Out Filed under: New Releases , DVD Reviews , New on DVD , Home Entertainment Continue reading Spin-ematical: New on DVD for 4/28 Permalink | Email this | Comments