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Plane loads of Superman related DVDs for June 20, 2006 mixed in with two OMEN releases ... All a ploy for you to stay home instead.

Warner Bros. releases horde of Superman DVD's to coincide with the release of Superman Returns. Bryan Singer movie comes out June 28.

British cast includes Bill Nighy, Kenneth Branagh, Tom Wilkinson, Terence Stamp & Tom Hollander. Thomas Kretschmann & Christian Berkel make Valkyrie much more authentic

Another allegorical film promoting the gospel message is out; this time, it's "Superman Returns," an epic story from Warner Home Video, released last month on DVD.

After a fairly good run at the box office, Bryan Singer's Valkyrie hits the high-def format, filled with informative tidbits about the men who tried to kill Hitler. 8/10

In Valkyrie, Tom Cruise plays German nationalist Claus von Stauffenberg, a reluctant Nazi who, along with several others, plots to kill Adolf Hitler in July of 1944

Magneto is imprisioned and Wolverine is returning from looking into his past. A mutant attack on the President ignites the spark that could result in a human mutant war

Edward Norton, Jessica Biel and Paul Giamatti star in The Illusionist available on DVD January 9th.

Recent attempts to revive old studio tent poles have met with varying degrees of success. Is this continuing trend a boom or bust for moviegoers?

Michael Dougherty (X-Men United) is putting together motion-capture movie Calling All Robots with Disney and Robert Zemeckis' ImageMovers Digital.

Ever since the early 1960s, the comic book fan base has been divided largely between two companies: Marvel Comics and DC Comics.

Humanity fears what it does not understand. The X-Men fight to protect humanity from the mutants who believe that a war between humanity and mutants is inevitable.

The American Film Institute has designated the Top Ten Mystery Films of All Time. The Alfred Hitchcock mystery thriller, Vertigo, takes the top spot.

In March 2009, Battlestar Galactica came to a well-deserved end. Take a look back at how it all began, and remember some of its finest achievements

With star power fading at the box office, studios rush to buy up rights to childrens' toys and games in a bid to pull audiences into the cineplex.

Twentieth Century Fox's X-Men Origins: Wolverine has too many plots for its own good, and changes to classic characters will annoy fans. 5/10.

Righteous Kill re-unites De Niro and Pacino in the story of a vigilante New York cop who has murdered fourteen people, directed by John Avnet.

Warner Bros./DC Comics' Superman: The Complete Animated Series DVD is solidly recommended for the comic fan on your Christmas list. 9/10.

A 'cure' for mutation has been found which prompts Magneto to rise up against humanity, and only the X-Men can prevent a war from erupting between mutant and human.