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"     Gamer (2009)     Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, creators of the high-octane, Jason Statham-fueled Crank franchise, deliver another dose of cinematic excess. With Gamer, Neveldine/Taylor immediately set out to one-up their previous efforts with a bigger budget, cooler concept and a topical message. Some vocal critics, especially those from the video game community, felt that the film was anti-gaming and portrayed gamers in a rather negative light. Make no mistake, Gamer is aimed squarely at the 18 to 35-year-old-male demographic with a message lifted straight out of The Matrix. In the future, Ken Castle (Dexter&amp;#039;s Michael C. Hall) has revolutionized the gaming industry with the invention of mind-controlling nanites. Kable (300&amp;#039;s Gerard Butler) is trapped in Castle&amp;#039;s most popular game, &amp;quot;Slayers,&amp;quot; where player-controlled death row inmates fight one another.Extras include: * Audio Commentary with Filmmakers and Cast Members * I-Con Mode Expanded Visual Commentary * Gamer Cheat Codes * &amp;quot;Inside the Game&amp;quot; Making-of Documentary * &amp;quot;First Person Shooter: The Evolution of Red&amp;quot;        Pandorum (2009)     It says something about the state of Sci-Fi films when Ridley Scott&amp;#039;s Alien could leave such an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape that now, some 30-years-later, we&amp;#039;re still using it as the high-water mark for claustorphobic, creature features like Christian Alvart&amp;#039;s Pandorum. The last film to tap this vein was Paul W. S. Anderson&amp;#039;s Event Horizon, so it&amp;#039;s no coincidence that Anderson is one of the movie&amp;#039;s producers. In the year 2174, the Earth&amp;#039;s population tops 24 billion and humanity&amp;#039;s last chance for survival is the colony ship Elysium headed to the planet Tanis. Sometime during the Elysium&amp;#039;s 123-year voyage, astronauts Lt. Payton (Dennis Quaid) and Cpl. Bower (Ben Foster) are awakened from suspended animation. The two men are to relieve the flight crew, but cannot access the bridge of the ship and soon find themselves hunted by a race of cannibalistic mutants.Extras include: * Commentary With Director Christian Alvart and Producer Jeremy Bolt * &amp;quot;The World Of Elysium&amp;quot; Behind-The-Scenes featurette * &amp;quot;What Happened To Nadia&amp;#039;s Team&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Flight Team Training Video&amp;quot; * Deleted scenes * Still galleries        The Invention of Lying (2009)     Ricky Gervais, co-creator of the hit TV series The Office and Extras, is perhaps one of the smartest comedic talents working today. Gervais most recent stint as the host of the Golden Globes this week cemented his reputation as a fearless comedian who is not afraid to take chances. The Invention of Lying, which Gervias co-wrote and directed as well as starred in, is a similarly fearless work disguised as romantic comedy. In The Invention of Lying, no one ever lies and everyone says exactly what&amp;#039;s on their minds, subsequently fiction and religion do not exist. One day Mark (Gervais) tells a lie\u2014and everyone believes him\u2014now he must use his gift to make the world a better place and win the girl of his dreams.Extras include: * &amp;quot;Prequel: The Dawn of Lying&amp;quot; * A Truly &amp;quot;Honest&amp;quot; Making-of featurette * &amp;quot;Meet Karl Pilkington&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;Ricky and Matt&amp;#039;s video podcasts * Additional scenes * More laughter        Whiteout (2009)     It&amp;#039;s no secret that the movie indutry&amp;#039;s love affair with Comic Books is at an all-time high, but super hero franchises are only the tip of the iceberg. Visionary films like Robert Rodriguez&amp;#039;s Sin City, Zack Snyder&amp;#039;s 300 and even Terry Zwigoff&amp;#039;s Ghost World are proof of that. Whiteout, based on the acclaimed graphic novel by writer Greg Rucka and artist Steve Lieber, is a murder mystery at the bottom of the world. U.S. Marshal Carrie Stetko (Kate Beckinsale) has three days to solve the first murder on the Antarctic continent before six months of darkness begins.Extras include: * &amp;quot;Whiteout: From Page to Screen&amp;quot; * &amp;quot;The Coldest Thriller Ever&amp;quot; * Deleted Scenes        Damages: The Complete Second Season (2009)     Damages, FX&amp;#039;s critically-acclaimed legal drama&amp;#039;s complete second season drops just in time for its third season premiere Monday, January 25th. Starring Emmy-Award-winning actress Glenn Close as ruthless New York attorney Patty Hewes, Damages is the antidote to courtroom procedurals. Creators Todd and Glenn Kessler and Daniel Zelman have said that show&amp;#039;s unique structure of flashbacks and flashforwards will continue in season three. When an old friend, Daniel Purcell (William Hurt), asks Patty (Close) to clear him of murdering his wife, it blows the lid off of a government-wide conspiracy surrounding a major U.S. energy corporation, Ultima National Resources, and the environmental nightmare their mining operation has caused.Extras include: * Cast and Crew Commentaries * Deleted Scenes * Season 1 Recap * Season Two: Post Mortem * 7 Character Profiles       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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