Awake. Avoid this stinker. It gives up on its central concept early on and never looks back. It is slow and rather dull. It is a thriller without the thrills. Although, on the good side, Lena Olin does deliver a strong performance that is better than anything else here.

12 Angry Men: 50th Anniversary Edition. Henry Fonda classic delivers plenty of thrills in a fashion essentially foreign to the modern film. This is definitely worth adding to your collection, and it is available in a new remastered edition with some new extras. Reminds me that I have not visited this film in a long time. This sounds like the perfect opportunity.

Mrs. Doubtfire: Behind the Seams Edition. Robin Williams in one of his finer films, now in a special edition, although I question the need for the vanity tag. This new two disk edition features remastered audio and video along with a plethora of new extras. This is another film I haven't visited in a long time, one hopes that it still holds up.

Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who: Deluxe Edition. You know, I don't remember this one. I wonder how it slipped past me... Anyway, it is just in time for the new feature film featuring the voices of Steve Carell and Jim Carrey.

5 Centimeters Per Second. I know nothing of this film other than the fact that it was well-received in Japan and won a few major awards. It comes from the creator of Voices of a Distant Star.

Automaton Transfusion. Supremely mediocre low-budget zombie flick that makes a big mistake in not telling a complete story, instead ending on a "To Be Continued" tag.

My Kid Could Paint That. Documentary about a wunderkind child painter whose work is called into question when it appears that Daddy may be helping. I have not seen this, but have heard a lot of good things about it.

Carver. Low budget horror that promises thrills and gore. Supposedly based on a true story, but that is no matter. I wouldn't mind giving this a go around and see if it delivers the goods.