Video Marketplace Weekly: one lovely edition

by Dustin Burg { Feb 15th 2008 at 3:30PM }

We're just trucking along with our newish Video Marketplace Weekly feature and it's actually getting to the point where we enjoy digging up the information to divulge to our fellow movie loving fanboys. We aren't saying that it was a chore for us before, it's just that we've been inspired and have a new passion for Video Marketplace Weekly. She's so special.

So, let's get to it already. Making an appearance this week is a diverse selection of seven new films including The Game Plan, 30,000 Leagues Under the Sea and Valentine's inspired movies like Good Luck Chuck and Heartbreak Kid. We also came across an odd occurance that probably has happened before, but we just noticed it. We discovered that a few new releases are only available as HD downloads. Usually we see SD only downloads due to the nature of the medium, but releasing HD only is kinda odd. XBVM renters who are connected to a SD set are getting screwed a bit, paying more for a rental in which they can't utilize the extra pixels. Oh well, we're in a loving mood today and are willing to turn a blind eye to how unfair it all is. Enjoy this week's list of new U.S. Video Marketplace movie rentals after the break.

U.S. XBVM Movie Releases: February 9th - February 15th

30,000 Leagues Under the Sea
- 85 minutes, unrated
- SD: 320

($4), 957MB
- HD: 480

($6), 3.7GB

The Game Plan
- 110 minutes, G
- HD: 480

($6), 5.0GB

Good Luck Chuck
- 101 minutes, R
- SD: 320

($4), 1.3GB
- HD: 480

($6), 4.6GB

Heartbreak Kid
- 115 minutes, PG-13
- HD: 480

($6), 5.3GB

Introducing the Dwights
- 105 minutes, R
- SD: 320

($4), 1.1GB

Martian Child
- 106 minutes, PG
- SD: 320

($4), 1.2GB
- HD: 480

($6), 3.8GB

No Reservations
- 104 minutes, PG
- SD: 320

($4), 1.4GB
- HD: 480

($6), 4.8GB

Click here to browse last week's XBVM releases.

Tags: video-marketplace, video-marketplace-weekly, xbvm

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

J @ Feb 15th 2008 5:24PM

Good Luck Chuck made my girlfriend and I sad and too apathetic to even get up and turn it off.

I like Dane Cook's stand up and, w/ all due respect, I think it's time for him to give up on the silverscreen... or at least as a lead... or at least find better female leads, I mean, did they look in that cob web covered, mildewing cardboard box in my Mom's attic for my old Mr. Wizard Science kit to find the chemistry there, or what?

ok, i'm off my soapbox