Picking which new DVD to buy, rent or skip is as easy as one-two-three and A-B-C this week, as there are only three new movies on disc. And we have one of each recommendation for you.

With no new nationwide releases over the New Year’s weekend, Marley & Me remains the crowd favorite.

The Day the Earth Stood Still has a modest opening of $31 million amid the worsening economy, and the limited releases continue to be the underdogs to watch out for.

The ailing economy showed up at the box office this weekend, as a ten-year low caused openings to flop and allowed Four Christmases to hold onto the top spot.

Four Christmases gives the gift of laughter, and puts $46.1 million in the bank over the five-day Thanksgiving weekend.

John Travolta and Miley Cyrus discuss their experiences voicing the characters of the new Disney/Pixar 3D movie, Bolt.

Twilight fans with their "I love Edward Cullen" t-shirts swarmed the theater this weekend, making Stephenie Meyer's novel-turned-feature film number one, grossing $69.6 million its opening weekend.

This pre-holiday weekend, Hollywood dishes up a diverse movie lineup designed to send viewers away from the big-screen happy and hungry, and with plenty to talk about around the Thanksgiving dinner table.