X-Men Origins: Wolverine due May 1, 2009, sees Hugh Jackman returning as Wolverine. Director Gavin Hood and writer David Benioff team up to reveal the origins of Wolverine and the Weapon X program. Expect to see William Stryker cameos and heavy involvement with Sabretooth.

Batman and Maximus show their acting chops in this remake. You will love the villainy portrayed by Crowe’s Ben Wade, but will probably get pissed during the unlikely chase scene at the end. However, despite the chase sequence 3:10 to Yuma is a great return for big screen western movies.

Built around an insomniac and his aggressive therapy methods, I cannot describe Fight Club without giving away the good parts. Even then, Fight Club is a movie that you must see to get the impact. More►

Borat is the story of a Kazath television journalist set to the US to report on the greatest country in the world. The camera follows him just about everywhere.

While, not for folks who can’t quite stomach vulgarity, crude humor and man parts, Borat has somehow managed to get cult-like status and touch on something under the surface of American consciousness.

Leonardo DiCaprio didn’t win the Oscar for “The Departed“, but he should get a few more shots. Here’s another Scorsese directed gem Dicaprio starred in, but it was butchered by film critics with no sense or understanding for the grit and grime portrayed. More►

Just a few days ago we prepped on how to identify beauty and genius in film with Martin Scorsese masterpiece, Casino. Today, we further refine your cinematic palate with what is being considered by many a modern day classic, The Departed

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We thought it only proper to give you a break from the bombardment of Valentine emasculation to inform you that Casino, Martin Scorsese’s brilliant work of art, with Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone and Joe Pesci is available in HD DVD.

What better way to regain your focus than with the classic Las Vegas gangster flick? - Casino

Mark your calendars boys and girls. Bond. Casino Royale. Available for pre-order for the March 13th release. Based on the near 200 reviews on Amazon, I’m thinking if you don’t pre-order Casino Royale you’re going to be waiting a while to buy this one. Now you get to enjoy Eva Green and Caterina Murino in the comfort of your own home. Of course you also get Daniel Craig as James Bond, in the origin story of the world’s most famous spy.

Do I need to tell you why this needs to be in your DVD cabinet? Snakes on a Plane. It’s Samuel L. Jackson being Samuel L. Jackson and if that is too much for you to handle then skip this flick. Otherwise whip out your card and snatch up the current number 1 movie on Amazon. More►