There seems to be a swelling undercurrent hoping for Will Smith to fail with the Men in Black sequel. Media outlets have picked up on this and where there was never malice, now even they are stirring the pot of discontent towards the multi-talented Smith. Until the movie box-office receipts are counted and the haters go home mad, check out Will in what is shaping up to be a modern classic, “The Enemy of the State“.

On Blu-Ray or digital, Will Smith plays a DC lawyer unexpectedly caught in a web of political espionage and murder. As Jon Voight leads the merciless NSA unit in pursuit and every aspect of his digital life betraying him, he finds help in a former agent portrayed by Gene Hackman. Giving you things to consider without being preachy or parental, Enemy of the State, in the context of society since its’ initial release encompasses more than explosions and technology. Pick it up.

Loosely based on a Mark Millar comic, the film Wanted takes you through the unbelievable story of Wesley Gibson. Along the way you follow Wesley, who starts the film at a bottom of the heap dead end cubicle job that wastes away the youth of his years and emerges at the films end a as a professional assassin, who just so happens to get hang on a daily basis with none other than Angelina Jolie.

Packed with over the top, most definitely unbelievable action sequences, Wanted is not a film to watch and engage with extreme prudence, Wanted is a film for guns, action, badass effects, and a righteous “hell yeah” for the inspiration of a little guy making it big in a totally unbelievable way.

Terminator 2: Judgement Day is the reason production studios nearly 20 years later are looking to cash in on the epic saga of the Terminator with TV spin offs such as the Sarah Connor Chronicles. Schwarzenegger returns in the Terminator sequel but this time to protect a pubescent John Connor, the hero of the future. Linda Hamilton plays the badass Sarah Connor and she takes the foundation Sigourney Weaver laid in the Aliens franchise and runs with it superbly.

However, when Terminator 2 Judgment Day was released all of the attention focused on the new terminator played by Robert Patrick, the T-1000. And it is definitely for a reason, liquid metal, morphing technology and more.

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.

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.

James Bond Ultimate Edition Volume 3 and Volume 4 are set to tear up the DVD sales charts this week. Following hot on the heels of the recent theatrical release of the blockbuster Casino Royale, the DVD boxsets are arriving at a perfect time.