Every once and while, the U.S.
Video Marketplace doesn't offer up huge blockbuster movie rentals and, sadly, this is one of those weeks. That isn't to say this week's
Video Marketplace Weekly isn't full of movie fun, it's just to say that the movies being offered aren't all that spectacular. That said, our fellow fanboys who love them some funeral entertainment will be in rental bliss this week with the release of both
Death at a Funeral and
Four Weddings and a Funeral. Click towards the break to browse this week's U.S. Video Marketplace movie rental additions and be sure to have a happy weekend of renting!
U.S. XBVM Movie Releases: March 22nd - March 28th
Death at a Funeral
- 90 minutes, R
- SD: 320
($4), 1.2GB
- HD: 480 ($6), 4.1GB
Four Weddings and a Funeral
- 117 minutes, R
- SD: 240 ($3), 1.5GB
Mulholland Falls
- 106 minutes, R
- SD: 240 ($3), 1.4GB
Poltergeist III
- 97 minutes, PG-13
- SD: 240 ($3), 1.1GB
- HD: 360 ($4.50), 4.3GB
Silk
- 108 minutes, R
- SD: 320 ($4), 1.2GB
- HD: 480 ($6), 4.7GB
Click here to browse last week's XBVM releases. 
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Delgado @ Mar 28th 2008 1:48PM
Death at a Funeral was actually really funny.
Just because there are no Blockbuster releases doesn't mean its not a good week.
So... "the movies being offered aren't all that spectacular?" No. Go rent Death at a Funeral and support independent, overseas movies. Unless you like "comedies" such as Scary Movie, then you should probably just stick to that.
Bennyishere @ Mar 28th 2008 2:11PM
Scary Movie 1, 2 and 3 were lollercausts. 4 and beyond - not so much... I admit, Death at a Funeral was good too, but please don't judge people on their ability to enjoy things.
Delgado @ Mar 28th 2008 2:28PM
Yeah, you're right - I forgot the first ones were OK.
The last ones were so bad though, I just blocked out the whole franchise from my memory.
DiddlyKong @ Mar 28th 2008 2:50PM
Did anyone see the Finger Eleven concert under music videos. It's an hour in hd for free.
Jeff Tronti @ Mar 28th 2008 4:16PM
I also have to say Death at a Funeral was really great.
EdgeOne @ Mar 29th 2008 10:04AM
A more general comment (and maybe it doesn't belong in this thread) but does anyone else think these prices are still too expensive?
I rented a SD of The Invasion (Nicole Kidman) and the sounds was ok, but sounded like stereo, maybe 2.1 but not 5.1 - my center channel was silent during the movie.
There are DVD machines at the grocery store with movies for $1. Family Video rents new releases for less than $3, Almost new for $1 and everything else is $.50 each.
Considering XBLM doesn't have the brick-and-mortar overhead, they should really be more affordable. Even with my Verizon FiOS I've noticed some titles are less and I don't have to screw around with MS Points.
Anyone else?