Anyone who thought the buddy film was dead or that heist films are a thing of the past hasn't come face to face with director Brett Ratner. Best known for his Rush Hour Series (with Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker), Ratner is back with After The Sunset - a genre blending romantic-comedy-buddy-heist-action-film starring Pierce Brosnan, Woody Harrelson, Salma Hayek (who wears a bikini through most of the film). DVD Talk Editor Geoffrey Kleinman sat down with Brett Ratner and talked to him about the DVD release for After The Sunset including : His laryngitis effected audio commentary, the state of affairs for Buddy Movies, Rush Hour 3 and of course Salma Hayek. Download the complete audio interview with Brett Ratner or listen live online with our DVD Talk Radio Player.

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The Incredibles has seen some pretty incredible success so far: it's smashed box office records for animated films and won a ton of awards including the most prestigious Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Now as The Incredibles gets it's release onto DVD, expectations are that it will be one of the biggest selling DVDs of all time. DVD Talk Editor Geoffrey Kleinman sat down with The Incredibles Director Brad Bird to talk about the DVD release for The Incredibles including the incredibly high expectations for the DVD. Brad Bird is as animated as his films as he talks about his experience of making the film, how he became the voice for Edna 'E' Mode, and how making the film was a family affair. Download the complete audio interview with Brad Bird or listen live online with our DVD Talk Radio Player.

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In the latest broadcast of "Reel Reviews Films Worth Watching" on DVD Talk Radio host Michael Geoghegan takes a look at the 1984 'cult classic' - Repo Man. Directed by Alex Cox (who would later hit another home run with Sid and Nancy) Repo Man is just one of those movies even after 21 years people STILL talk about. Punk Rock, Aliens and Repo Men - what more could you ask for?

Direct download of the Audio: Reel Reviews - Repo Man (17:09 min 8.2MB) [permalink]

In the latest installment of DVD Talk Radio, Editor Geoffrey Kleinman talks about End of The Century: The Story of The Ramones a depressing look at one of the more influential punk bands. His Asian DVD kick continues with a look at: Old Boy, Butterfly, Bright Future and Goodbye Dragon Inn (including a rant about Letterboxing DVDs). Also on this show: a review of a great film coming to US theaters from Budapest called Kontrol, a look at Sony's new Home Video Format Universal Movie Disc, the scoop about DVD Talk dropping G4's The Screen Savers Show and calls and emails from our listeners. Listen to the latest DVD Talk Radio Show now.

Direct download the audio: DVD Talk Radio: Ramones Doc, Asian DVDs and A New Movie Format (27 min 8.8MB) or listen to it now with our DVD Talk Radio Online Player [permalink]