A thriller seen through the eyes of several different people, a highly praised TV drama and several comedies are new on DVD this week.
An assassination attempt on the president is seen from multiple perspectives in
"Vantage Point".
Dennis Quaid and Matthew Fox are security agents trying to find the shooter, Forest Whitaker is a bystander with a camcorder and Sigourney Weaver's a TV news producer guiding her network's coverage of the event.
"Vantage Point" is rated PG-13.
Owen Wilson plays a budget bodyguard trying to teach a trio of boys how to fend off bullies in the comedy "Drillbit Taylor".
The kids hire the soldier of fortune, but soon realize he's not what they expected.
Outtakes and bloopers are among the bonus features on this PG-13 release, which is also available on Blu-Ray.
The big city, 1960s world of advertising is the setting for the cable drama, "Mad Men".
It won the Golden Globe for Best Drama and Best Actor for Jon Hamm.
He plays scruples-challenged and skirt chasing ad man Don Draper.
It's a 13 episode set with lots of extras.
It's also available on Blu-Ray.
"Heroes" star Masi Oka gets to build on his role in "Get Smart" with a starring role in "Get Smart's Bruce and Lloyd Out of Control".
This is an all new spinoff DVD from the current film.
It has research and development techies Bruce and Lloyd trying to track down a stolen
piece of Control technology.
In stark contrast to the very dark "Batman" you'll see on movie screens in a few
weeks, the very campy 60s version of the caped crusader makes its Blu-Ray debut this week in "The Batman Movie".
Adam West and Burt Ward star as the dynamic duo facing four of their toughest
villains.
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