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Return to the wild and wacky Gravity Falls with Disney and Shout! Factory’s Gravity Falls: The Complete Series Collector’s Edition. All 40 episodes will be available in DVD or Blu-ray discs, with the latter coming with a limited edition lithograph.

The trailer for Everything Will Change, a documentary featuring two performances from The Postal Service’s reunion tour. It also contains interviews with and backstage footage of Ben Gibbard, Jimmy Tamborello and Jenny Lewis.

A Blu-ray and DVD bundle of Alfonso Cuarón’s Academy Award-nominated space thriller Gravity. Bonus features include an Ultraviolet copy, the short film Aningaaq and a “Silent Space Version.” Also in Blu-ray 3D.

This massive collector’s edition includes every episode from seasons 1 through 5 of the animated Star Wars classic, a bonus art book and more. Out 10/15/13. Pre-order now for Amazon’s discounted price. (Thanks Adam!)

A set that includes Blu-ray and DVD versions of The Big Boss, Fist Of Fury, Way Of The Dragon and Game Of Death, plus DVD versions of two documentaries. It’s packaged in a book that is itself filled with pictures and other materials.

Own a copy of Quentin Tarantino’s latest masterpiece in both Blu-ray and DVD discs, along with an Ultraviolet digital copy. Bonuses include features about the movie’s stunts and horses as well as its soundtrack.

The soon to be released Varidrive external DVD drive for ultrabooks adds three USB 3.0 ports, an Ethernet port, and HDMI and VGA ports. The drive can also be positioned horizontally or vertically.

Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster hits Blu-ray, DVD and Digital on 12/4/12. The limited edition comes with Bruce’s shattered Bat cowl. When Gotham is in ashes, you have our permission to buy.

Fans of LCD Soundsystem who purchase the DVD or Blu-Ray editions will be treated to a 3-disc package with a 90-minute documentary, and almost 4 hours of concerts, photos, and outtakes.

Preserve your home videos and old movies to DVD with this handy converter. It also has a DV input for transferring footage from a camcorder directly to a DVD. It also works as a VHS and DVD player.

Long after its theatrical release, Disney squeezes out another spoof to promote the DVD and Blu-ray release of The Muppets. Trust us Miss Piggy, you don’t want to compete in the real Hunger Games.

Bonuses include behind-the-scenes footage, interviews, deleted scenes, a sneak peek at the Avengers movie as well as The Consultant, a short film about a day in the life of a SHIELD agent.

Johnny Depp’s whipsmart turn as a chameleon may not have been as kid-friendly as some animation, but Gore Verbinski’s PG flick is fun for adults with its sophisticated humor and quirky animation style.

The Yearbook Edition includes all 18 episodes plus over 40 hours of bonus material, such as deleted scenes and cast auditions of one of the most under-appreciated TV shows of all time.

Linus and his blanket star in the new Peanuts movie Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown, based on 1960s comic strips. The animation and voices are wonderful blasts from the past.

While it “only” won 2 Oscars, it doesn’t mean that David O. Russell’s film biopic about Micky Ward and Dicky Eklund wasn’t one of the most acclaimed films of 2010. If you missed it, now’s your chance.

Based on the critically-acclaimed comic book series by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely. Superman is dying, but that won’t stop him from embarking on his most legendary adventures yet.

We still rue the day that President Palmer left to do Allstate commercials, but we enjoyed all 8 seasons of Bauer Power enough that we’d still like the box set – all 57 discs of it. Don’t fight it.

Relive your childhood Lindsay Wagner fantasies with the long-awaited re-release of the classic Bionic Woman’s first season. Crushing tennis balls and running in slow-mo never gets old for us.

Catch up on last season’s tension-filled storyline with John Lithgow’s incredibly creepy turn as Arthur Mitchell (aka “The Trinity Killer”). Don’t watch the Season Five preview until you’ve finished this disc.

This indie flick about a lone serial killer has been getting tons of buzz from those in the know. Peter Ferdinando’s breakthrough performance as the quietly-intense killer would make Dexter proud.

NSFW: Spartacus: Blood and Sand’s ultra-violent and sexualized depiction of ancient Rome would make even 300’s Zack Snyder blush; season one arrives on DVD later this year.

Blu-ray gets just a bit bluer on 4/22/10 with the release of Avatar; it’ll be available as a two-disc Blu-ray and DVD combo, with an “ultimate” edition with extras coming in November.