محاولة جارية أن يجعل إحساس من الإنقضاض من [سوغ] جديدة أنّ يريد الناس أنت أن يشتري. سوفت أنت? أنا سأحاول وسيساعد.

صدام من الأجلاف, فقط أن ليس يتأكّد أنت عرفت ماذا نحن يكون نعالج مع هنا, [كرو-منون] [غلديتورس] . Nor is it a terrible attempt to revitalize the Geico ads. Instead it's a DVD release from the History Channel and New Video which features what happens when Cro-Magnons and Neanderthals fight for whose descendants will eventually have Big Macs and blue jeans. Using the latest research available to them, not to mention fancy pants CGI, this disc lays out what scientists think happened. I mean, we know what happened happened--there's not going to be a lame M. Night Shyamalan twist or anything. You know what I'm saying. Clocking in at 94 minutes, I'm not sure when they're going to air it again, so if you want to check it out, a rental's probably your best bet. No bonus bits. Click here to buy it from Amazon.

The Strauss Family is going to catch the eye of lovers of classical music...well, let's face it, first because of the name. But beyond that, this 1972 British TV miniseries also has a score by the London Symphony Orchestra. So we know that such fans are going to want to at least rent it. But adding to the interest is the fact that Derek Jacobi and Jane Seymour are both in the cast--and while I appreciate classical music as well as the next mostly sedentary webmaster, Jacobi gets my eyebrows up every single time. And Stuart Wilson (last seen by most of you as the town doctor in Hot Fuzz) is Johann, Jr. Nice. From what I can tell, this is the first time it's hit DVD, so worth a rental if what I've outlined here appeals to you. You're looking at close to seven hours of content across two discs. Click here to buy it from Amazon.

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