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These food-stained printed reviews and news followed me where work took me. 25), while also on the way is Curtis Hanson's Lucky You starring Drew Barrymore and Eric Bana (Sept. Also new on the charts is Warner Home Video's "Twisted Terror Collection", a six-disc set that gathers up catalog horrors Deadly Friend, Dr. Giggles, Eyes of a Stranger, From Beyond the Grave, The Hand, and Someone's Watching Me (Sept. On the Board: New reviews this week from the gang include Shooter, Perfect Stranger, The Dark Backward: Special Edition, House of Games: The Criterion Collection, and Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters. On the Street: It's a short list this week, but there's no lack of spins to check out, including The Criterion Collection's House of Games and The Milky Way, Sony's The Lives of Others, Perfect Stranger, and The Dark Backward, while Universal's Serenity is sure to please a small army of dedicated "Firefly" fans. Arriving in fourth was Universal's Mr. Bean's Holiday starring Rowan Atkinson, which garnered $10.1 million (for a movie nearing $200 million in overseas release), barely beating out Lionsgate's War starring Jet Li and Jason Statham, which marked an even $10 million. New Line's Hairspray has been a hit with fans and is verging on triple-digits with $92.1 million, and Universal's I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry with Adam Sandler and Kevin James is over the century with $103.8 million.

Paramount's Stardust is stuck on the midlist with just $26.4 million, followed by New Line's popular Hairspray, which has drawn $107.4 million. MGM's The Nanny Diaries starring Scarlett Johansson and Laura Linney opened in sixth with $7.8 million, while Resurrecting the Champ with Sam Jackson and Josh Hartnett failed to make the grade with a mere $1.8 million. Plenty of new films go wide in theaters this Friday, including Resurrecting the Champ starring Sam Jackson and Josh Hartnett, The Nanny Diaries with Scarlett Johansson, War starring Jet Li and Jason Statham, Illegal Tender, and Mr. Bean's Holiday. Also bringing in plenty of doughnuts is Fox's The Simpsons Movie, which has logged $165.1 million after one month. Applying probabilistic thinking to fears about terrorism in this piece for the 16th largest newspaper in the US, reaching over 320K with its printed version and over 5 million hits on its website per month. I don't know how this document would read if more conservatives were closer to rational thinking. Just a few more items to announce this time around: Warner Home Video has a new "Director's Series" edition of Stanley Kubrick Collection listing at online retailers, along with two-disc editions of 2001: A Space Odyssey and The Shining (Oct. 23), while a "25th Anniversary Edition" of Poltergeist is also due this fall (Oct. 9). Arriving from MGM on Oct. 23 is Mr. Brooks starring Kevin Costner.

Disc of the Week: When Joss Whedon's sci-fi western "Firefly" was canceled before its 2002 season was completed, no one could have predicted the passionate fanbase and long life that would keep Whedon's rag-tag crew of space outlaws on the cultural radar for years to come. Game players will get to create their own characters in the "Firefly" universe starting sometime in 2008, when a MMOG (massively multiplayer online game) based on the series reportedly will be released by Multiverse Network, Inc. And in June, 2007, astronaut Steven Swanson brought "Firefly" and Serenity DVDs along with him on the Space Shuttle Atlantis, donating the discs to the International Space Station's crew. On the Street: There's no lack of discs to pick up this week, starting with Warner's Shakespeare Collection, which includes the DVD debut of Kenneth Branagh's 1996 Hamlet. Back tomorrow with the street discs. The Lookout is on the street tomorrow. House of Games: The Criterion Collection is on the street tomorrow. 4 - Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters - Back to School: Extra-Curricular Edition - Belinda (4-disc set) - China Heat - Cria cuervos…: The Criterion Collection - The Dark Crystal: 25th Anniversary Edition (2-disc set) - Diana: Queen of Hearts - Doug Stanhope: No Refunds - Dynasty: Season Two (6-disc set) - Elvis: The Mini Series - The Empty Acre - The Executioner's Song - The First Films of Samuel Fuller: Criterion Eclipse Series (3-disc set) - Flash Gordon: The Premiere Episode - Fracture (widescreen) - Fracture (pan-and-scan) - The Fugitive: Season One, Vol. Buena Vista/Miramax's DVD release of The Lookout offers a beautiful anamorphic transfer (2.40:1) — at least some (perhaps all) of the movie was shot using the new Panavision Super 35 Digital camera, and it's virtually indistinguishable from film stock.

The tenacious, continued support for the TV show and movie even inspired a documentary on the subject, Done the Impossible, which debuted at the 2007 Comic-Con in San Diego. It's a geeky thrill ride designed to appeal to hardcore movie lovers (and, yes, to fans of the TV show), but be warned — once you see Serenity you'll want to run right out and get the "Firefly" box set, and once you're through with that, you'll understand the Browncoats' frustration that there are no more adventures forthcoming from Serenity's crew. Whedon has even allowed that there's the slim possibility of another movie if this DVD sells well, saying, "It's probably not being discussed in board rooms right now, but the fact of the matter is, if it makes enough money, sooner or later they say, 'Hey — this is money!'" For those unfamiliar with the world of Serenity, Whedon's space opera still works beautifully as a stand-alone film, a wickedly wrought homage to classic sci-fi, Indiana Jones-style serial adventures, and shoot-'em-up Western pictures.

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