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"     The Hurt Locker (2008)     When the U.S. military began its campaign against, and subsequent occupation of Iraq, no one thought we&amp;#039;d be there seven years later. Now, with an end in sight, Kathryn Bigelow&amp;#039;s The Hurt Locker paints a complex picture of the struggles our soldiers faced. The Hurt Locker was written by journalist Mark Boal, who was embedded with a U.S. explosive ordnance disposal unit in Iraq. Although a fictionalized account of Boal&amp;#039;s experience in country, the filmmakers tried to make the movie as authentic as possible, even going so far as to shoot on location in Jordan, just miles from the Iraq border, and casting dozens of Iraqi refugees as film extras.Extras include: * Commentary with Director Kathryn Bigelow and Writer mark Boal * &amp;quot;The Hurt Locker: Behind the Scenes&amp;quot; * Image Gallery        Moon (2008)     First-time director Duncan Jones should know a thing or two about space oddities, after all his father is none other than David Bowie. It takes more than being the son of Major Tom himself to craft an intriguing and thoughtful Sci-Fi story and Jones has done just that. Moon, inspired by such classic films as 2001: A Space Odyssey and Alien, portrays space as a lonely place. Sam Bell (Sam Rockwell) is nearing the end of his three-year contract with Lunar Industries to harvest helium-3 from the moon&amp;#039;s soil. After suffering a freak accident in the lunar rover, Sam awakens to find an exact duplicate of himself, but which one is the real Sam?Extras include: * Commentary with Writer/Director Duncan Jones, Director of Photography Gary Shaw, Concept Designer Gavin Rothery and Production Designer Tony Noble * Commentary with Writer/Director Duncan Jones and Producer Stuart Fenegan * Whistle a Short Film by Duncan Jones * &amp;quot;The Making of Moon&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Creating the Visual Effects&amp;quot; * Science Center Q&amp;amp;amp;A with Director Duncan Jones * Filmmaker&amp;#039;s Q&amp;amp;amp;A at the Sundance Film Festival        The Simpsons: The Complete Twentieth Season Blu-ray (2008)     The Simpsons continue their landmark 20th Anniversary celebration with the release of Season 20, the first ever on Blu-ray! With the 21st season premiere in September of last year, The Simpsons became the longest-running American sitcom, the longest-running American animated program, and surpassed Gunsmoke as the longest-running American primetime entertainment series ever. However, even after 20 years The Simpsons can still court controversy and the decision to circumvent seasons 13 through 19 (The Simpsons Seasons 1-12 are all currently available on DVD) to deliver this Season 20 box set has rankled die hard fans. Still, it&amp;#039;s a good season to be sure with The Simpsons making their high definition debut and Sideshow Bob returns... again.Extras include: * &amp;quot;The 20th Anniversary Special Sneak Peek by Morgan Spurlock&amp;quot;        Halloween II Unrated Director&amp;#039;s Cut (2009)     Shock Rocker-cum-director Rob Zombie eats, sleeps and breathes horror, letting the genre influence every aspect of his personal life. Zombie passed on a sequel to his remake of John Carpenter&amp;#039;s seminal slasher film Halloween in order to pursue other projects. It would seem that writing and directing the X-rated animated feature The Haunted World of El Superbeasto cleansed Zombie&amp;#039;s palate sufficiently for him to approach Halloween II with a renewed interest in exploring the bond between the Myers siblings. Laurie (Scout Taylor Compton) is still reeling from the events a year prior, Michael (Tyler Mane) is coming and Halloween is here!Extras include: * Commentary with Writer/Director Rob Zombie * Deleted and Alternate Scenes * Blooper Reel * Audition Footage * Make-Up Test Footage * Uncle Seymour Coffins&amp;#039; Stand-Up Routines * Captain Clegg and the Night Creatures Music Videos         Big Fan (2009)     With the critically acclaimed film The Wrestler under his proverbial belt, screenwriter Robert D. Siegel decided to try his hand at directing his follow up project, a cautionary tale about sports obsession starring Patton Oswalt called Big Fan. Oswalt, a comedian best known for lending his voice to Remy the Rat in Pixar&amp;#039;s Ratatouille, decided to play things straight. Paul Aufiero (Oswalt) is the self-described &amp;quot;world&amp;#039;s biggest New York Giants fan&amp;quot; and a regular caller to the Sports Dogg radio show. When a chance encounter with one of his favorite players lands him in the hospital, Paul must decide how far he&amp;#039;s willing to go to protect his team.Extras include: * Q&amp;amp;amp;A with Robert Siegel and Patton Oswalt * Kevin Corrigan Recalls His Own Big Fan Experience * Siegel and Oswalt Interview with Terry Gross on NPR&amp;#039;s Fresh Air * Outtakes * Downloadable Poster * Theatrical Trailer       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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