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.

Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson are set to begin production on Herge’s classic comic strip characters, Tintin and Red Rackham, the pirate.

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.

Fandango finagles a movie calendar with clever entertainment surveys, premiere photos and vacation sweepstakes to help you decide which films to see this holiday season.

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.

James Bond aka Daniel Craig returns and is out for revenge; He talks about performing his own stunts and what keeps audiences craving more after 22 Bond movies.

Quantum of Solace became the highest grossing spy movie, and Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa proves sequels can be as successful as the first.

Despite the arrival of both James Bond and Jean-Claude Van Damme this weekend, there's more comedy than action at a theater near you.