P.S. I Love You
"P.S. I Love You" stars Hilary Swank as the woman left alone after her husband dies of a brain tumor. His posthumous letters keep turning up for a year after his death to encourage her to get out of the house and put an end to her moping. The DVD and Blu-ray high-definition releases come with deleted scenes, a featurette, a music video and a chat with author Cecelia Ahern, whose novel was the basis for the movie. An HD DVD high-definition release follows May 20th.
DVD, $28.98; Blu-ray and HD DVD, $35.99 each
First Sunday
"First Sunday" features Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan as a couple of inept crooks who need cash fast and decide to steal it from the local house of worship. But they take the congregation hostage after they discover someone's already beaten them to the money. The movie is accompanied by deleted scenes with commentary from writer-director David E. Talbert, who also provides commentary for the full flick. The DVD and Blu-ray releases also have a gag reel, outtakes and a behind-the-scenes segment.
DVD, $28.95; Blu-ray, $38.96
Over Her Dead Body
"Over Her Dead Body" brings "Desperate Housewives" star Eva Longoria Parker to the big screen. She plays a a fidgety, scheming, high-maintenance woman who happens to be dead. Now, she's jealously returning from beyond to foul up a potential new relationship for her fiance, played by Paul Rudd.
DVD, $27.95
I'm Not There
"I'm Not There" is the portrait of Bob Dylan, featuring half a dozen actors taking on aspects of the music icon's life. Cate Blanchett earned an Academy Award nomination for her spot-on rendition of the Dylan-goes-electric era of the mid-1960s. In one of his last roles, Heath Ledger also does Dylan, along with Christian Bale, Richard Gere, Marcus Carl Franklin and Ben Whishaw. The DVD has commentary and a conversation with director Todd Haynes.
DVD, $28.95