Liam Neeson brings the story of sex researcher Alfred Kinsey to life in the critically acclaimed drama, "Kinsey;" Javier Bardem stars as a quadriplegic who wants to end his life with dignity in "The Sea Inside;" marionettes fight terrorism and have wild puppet sex in "Team America World Police;" Jonathan Caouette proves you can make an insightful film with just $200 with "Tarnation;" and Michael Keaton becomes obsessed with talking to the dead in "White Noise."
1. "Kinsey" Special Edition DVD
Liam Neeson stars as the groundbreaking and controversial sex researcher Alfred Kinsey in this critically acclaimed biopic that earned Laura Linney a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination. Bonus features include commentary by writer/director Bill Condon, lots of deleted scenes, a gag reel, and The Kinsey Report featurette.
2. "The Sea Inside"
"The Sea Inside" is based on the true story of Ramón Sampedro (played by Javier Bardem), a gentle, intelligent man who fought a 30 year battle to be able to end his life with dignity. Bonus features include a behind the scenes featurette and deleted scenes.3. "Team America World Police"
[Unrated/Uncensored Edition] The guys behind "South Park" take on the world of politics and terrorism in this uncensored raunchy comedy starring a bunch of marionettes. Bonus features include lots of behind the scenes featurettes, outtakes, and deleted scenes.4. "Tarnation"
Jonathan Caouette used just a little over $200 and created a riveting pseudo-documentary film about his life. Caouette lets it all out in this revealing look at his relationship with his mentally ill mother and the rest of his dysfunctional family. Bonus features include a commentary track by writer/director Caouette.