If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can waste an entire weekend watching this 80's awesomeness. Featuring all five seasons spread across 25 DVDs, A-Team: The Complete Series ($90) boasts all the Mr. T catchphrases, explosions, over-the-top violence,... [More]

In the mood for some mindless apocalyptic action? You'll be hard pressed to do better than 2012 ($16-$25). Directed by world-destroying specialist Roland Emmerich — of The Day After Tomorrow and Independence Day fame — this end-of-days film stars John Cusack, Danny Glover, and Woody Harrelson, who join the rest... [More]

All too often big-screen book adaptations end up leaving too much out of, or adding too much to, the source material. That's not the case with Where the Wild Things Are ($18-$24), even though Maurice Sendak's classic offered only 10 sentences on which co-writer/director Spike Jonze could build. Using live-action,... [More]

Before you go to watch the upcoming remake, treat yourself to a viewing of the original. Directed by horror legend and creator of the Night/Dawn/Day/Land/Diary of the Dead zombie fests George A. Romero, The Crazies ($15-$17) is a dark yet thrilling 1973 take on the "infected town" genre, as citizens... [More]

Part Being John Malkovich, part philosophical exercise, Cold Souls ($15) is not your average comedy. It stars Paul Giamatti as an actor named... Paul Giamatti, who becomes interested in having his soul extracted after struggles with a stage role. Weirdness, a trip to Russia to deal with black-market dealers, and... [More]

One of the best mobster movies ever made gets the special edition treatment in Goodfellas 20th Anniversary Edition ($24). With a good — but not great — high-definition transfer, the film looks better than ever before, only helping to highlight the masterful direction by Martin Scorcese and career-best acting turns... [More]

While its auto-biographical origins can certainly be debated, there's little doubt that A Serious Man is in some way a spiritual return to the Coen brothers' home of Minnesota. This dark comedy centers around a college professor named Larry, who experiences a rash of unfortunate, nearly unexplainable events -- not... [More]

Pick up some of director-writer-actor Mel Brooks' best films in the The Mel Brooks Collection ($90). This set includes nine Blu-ray discs with the same number of films -- six of which are making their Blu-ray debut -- in a collectible box, complete with an exclusive book highlighting Brooks' career... [More]

Follow reigning NBA MVP Lebron James and the rest of his high school basketball team from their pre-teen playgrounds to the national spotlight in More Than a Game ($17). Directed by Kristopher Belman, the movie includes home video and other footage of the quartet of James and teammates "Little" Dru... [More]

As hilarious as it is gory, Zombieland ($24) is the latest undead romp to make its way onto Uncrate HQ's media shelves. Starring Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson — in rare form, we might add — Zombieland tells the story of this duo's journey across the zombie-infested country to reach... [More]

Longevity and success in both acting and directing of the type Clint Eastwood has enjoyed is quite unusual, as is the film icon's long-standing relationship with Warner Bros. Thankfully, it's this relationship that makes Clint Eastwood: 35 Films, 35 Years ($135) possible. This encyclopedic box set packs every WB Eastwood... [More]

Definitely near the very top of our favorite movie list for 2009, Moon ($20-$25) is a bleak sci-fi film that's an instant classic in the genre. The alien-less movie features an amazing performance from an isolated Sam Rockwell whose only companion for the last couple years has been the Hal-like... [More]

Produced by Tim Burton and directed by Shane Acker, 9 ($25) isn't your typical animated film — and we mean that in the best way possible. Set against the apocalyptic backdrop of humanity's final days, 9 tells the story of nine small rag dolls, brought to life by a scientist,... [More]

Brilliantly directed by Kathryn Bigelow and anchored by a standout performance from Jeremy Renner, The Hurt Locker ($19-$25) isn't just one of 2009's best — it's one of the best films of the decade. Filmed on location in the Middle East, it's far from an average "Iraq War" movie, instead... [More]

Filled with plenty first-person shots, Blair Witch-style, Paranormal Activity ($17-$38) is a surprisingly spooky indie thriller. It lets the viewer join in on the fun as a couple records increasingly intense supernatural phenomena inside their home using nothing but their trusty camcorder. Although the special effects aren't exactly big-budget, and... [More]