When it comes to stuff on DVD this week, I could sugarcoat it for you, but I’m not going to do that. Honestly, there isn’t a whole lot of quality entertainment to hit the shelves (virtual or otherwise), but we have to make due with what’s available, right? I mean, I preferred seeing Gerard Butler kicking some ass in 300 and Gamer, instead of these crappy romantic comedies he’s been mixed up in lately. Even though it looks to have a few explosions, Butler trying to pass off as Dog just doesn’t cut it. Ah well, what are you going to do? He’ll still make movies which pay him millions of dollars, and I’ll still be here writing about them. Gerard Butler – 1. James Melzer – 0. Well played, Gerard. Well played.

Hot Movie Releases

The Bounty Hunter

As much as this movie fails to interest me, I do have to say that arresting your ex-girlfriend does seem like fun.

Regardless, Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler do their best impression of Mr. & Mrs. Smith in this, avoiding the bad guys while uncovering a deeper conspiracy, all the while hating one another until the end when…well, I don’t want to spoil it for you, but I think you know where I’m going with this.

Chloe

The only reason I have any interest in seeing this at all is because of Julianne Moore and Amanda Seyfried, two of the hottest women in Hollywood. I doubt Liam Neeson will be his ass-kicking self in this, which is a bit of a downer, but still, seeing him seduced by Seyfried so Moore can find out if he’s being unfaithful should be fun. Hell, I wish someone would try and find out if I’m being unfaithful. I kid, I kid. Seriously though, this new one from Atom Egoyan looks, well…lackluster. That’s all I got to say about that.

TV on DVD

Psych: The Complete Fourth Season

Finally we get to the good stuff. It may be a dysfunctional buddy cop show, but Psych has got the goods when it comes to entertaining viewers through quirkiness. As they face off against a slew of potential suspects that include werewolves, ghosts, a shark, and those they trust, Spencer and Guster remain in good form. I never thought this show would last, but here it is. What can I say? Every once in a while I’m wrong.