Blu-Ray/DVD Release

The Rum Diary and Breaking Dawn Part 1 highlight the week on DVD and Blu-Ray. Also arriving... The Human Centipede 2.

We've got a release date for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. The Blu-Ray combo pack arrives on March 20.

Lady and the Tramp is released out of the Disney vault on Blu-Ray, along with Anonymous and A Very Harold and Kumar 3D Christmas. The three titles all arrive on Blu-Ray with Lady and the Tramp only available for a limited time.

Drive, Transformers Dark of the Moon 3D, Texas Killing Fields and The Double bring the suspense home this week on Blu-Ray and DVD. Also appearing is a heartwarming musical story called Janie Jones that will move you.

The DVD and Blu-Ray release front is packed this week from 50/50, Real Steel and Paranormal Activity. But, there are also several smaller films that are sure to satisfy including Restless, Punished and The Whistleblower.

The Muppets announced that its Blu-Ray and DVD release date is March 20. Jason Segel brings The Muppets back in stellar form.

An Oscar contender and a Twilight star's breakout role come home on DVD and Blu-Ray this week, along with a few films that had limited theatrical releases.

Fans of the Twilight Saga unite! Those buying the Breaking Dawn Part 1 DVD and Blu-Ray will be treated to a special sneak peek for Breaking Dawn Part 2 at select Target stores.

Michael Bay has recorded a video promoting the Blu-Ray Special Edition release of Transformers Dark of the Moon. The third Transformers should continue to rake in the bucks as the 3D Blu-Ray hits stores.

The Immortals is coming home on Blu-Ray and DVD on March 6. Immortals stars Henry Cavill and Mickey Rourke and is from visionary director Tarsem Singh.

The home video highlights this week include an Oscar favorite in Moneyball and an action thriller with Killer Elite. Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill star in Moneyball, the true story of Billy Beane and the Oakland A's.

Breaking Dawn is coming home on Blu-Ray and DVD this February. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 is one of the most successful films of 2011, earning over $650 million globally.