DVD Releases for January 18, 2011

Tuesday Time! Let's have a look at what's on DVD this week, Tuesday January 18, 2011:

• Paper Man (DVD Review) - I was very impressed at the strong emotional core and touching tone of this film, it's quite a special one and has great performances by Jeff Daniels and Emma Stone. Well worth checking out.
• Down Terrace - This UK family crime drama make my Perfect List of 2010 and it's a fantastic spin on the genre going for way more drama but still packing a very strong punch
• Score: A Hockey Musical - Really fun Canadian musical centred on a home schooled granola-parented kid who gets into the big bright world of hockey
• Fire on the Amazon - unrated version of the 1993 film starring Sandra Bullock, Craig Sheffer & Juan Fernandez from director Luis Llosa (Anaconda, The Specialist)
• Gun (DVD Review) - action/crime film written by and starring Curtis Jackson (50 Cent), also starring Val Kilmer and Paul Calderon
• S&Man/Sandman - This is one of those films that I just keep missing in the genre world, and I'm not super sure if I want to delve into it or not because it might be too creepy - but at least now I have the option!
• London River - surprizingly this one just opened at Lightbox last week and now is hitting DVD
• Jack Goes Boating - drama starring and directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman
• Infidel - cultural comedy that's got quite good responses but I just kept missing it
• The Switch - one of several artificial insemination films from 2010, this one stars Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman
• Merlin: The Complete Second Season - I've really enjoyed this UK series that is a new take on the Arthurian from perspective of a young Merlin.
• 18 to Life Season 1 - tagline is "Married, with Parents" and seems like a sweet show
• Buried - Ryan Reynolds stars as a man buried alive
• Death Race 2 straight to DVD sequel to Death Race with this one starring Luke Goss, Ving Rhames, Sean Bean and Danny Trejo
• Flipped - family friendly pick of the week
• Stone - mystery/thriller starring Robert De Niro, Milla Jovovich and Edward Norton
• Takers - heisty looking crime film that is another one I kept hoping to get out to see.