Jason Rae

Mighty Space Miners 1 & 2 (Sub) [VHS]
$19.98
Mighty Space Miners is a great example of science fiction anime. The story is about a boy growing up on an asteroid mining colony who is about to get his pilot's license when disaster strikes. It was very thoughtfully done with attention to such details as gravity (or lack thereof) and physics in space, as well as character development, etc... Unfortunately I've been waiting for about a decade to see this on DVD, and it hasn't happened yet. Also, the movie doesn't end. At a certain point it just stops with the fate of the asteroid mining crew and the people back on Earth hanging in the balance. I'd love to see how the story ends some day and I'd love to see it on a more permanent sort of storage medium than low resolution VHS tape.

Crank (Widescreen Edition)
$14.98
This movie wont win any awards, but this is one of the coolest( and weirdest) films I've ever seen. it seems to be almost like a video game, but with real acting, action, drama, stunts, etc. Most of the time it never takes itself seriously and the film goes in and out of reality quite a bit. Its both smart and stupid( but in a good way)That being said, i think it is the most adrenaline charged film I've ever seen ( taking into consideration it only costs 12 million to make) it feel like it costs alot more.Great fun, funny dialogue and situations.
It also contains a spin on the film DOA and its remake.I wont go into anything more there.You would have have to see it for yourself

As far as the DVD goes, a decent amount of extras.The commentary track is one of a kind- it also contains a little picture-in-picture video in the bottom while u can watch the film around it and see how the film was made.I like this feature for the most part. The only problem with it is , while the content in the commentary is informative,feels more like a documentary on the film than a true commentary track where the commentators discuss things going on the screen at that very moment.Instead of putting this a separate entity on the DVD in the special features section, they made it as the commentary track that played in a small box while you watch the film.Either way, its well worth the price.I highly recommend this.

The Goal
$16.98
Bad acting, bad cinematography, uninteresting characters made this impossible to get more than five minutes into before turning it off.

Piano Sonata No. 2 in F Major, K. 280: I. Allegro assai
$0.99