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Sequels
McG directs the fourth Terminator film, starring Christian Bale as John Connor in a post apocalyptic future. Terminator Salvation takes place after Judgment Day, following Marcus Wright (Sam Worthington) as a man who wakes up in a machine run wasteland. Not knowing where (or when) he is, he runs into a teenager named Kyle Reese (Anton Yelchin)... but Reese is captured by the machines before they can reunite Connor and the resistance. To save Kyle Reese and the future, they have to overcome impossible odds in the world only glimpsed in the previous Terminator movies. On DVD and Blu-Ray.
Ben Stiller returns for a new Night at the Museum movie, going on an epic adventure in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. When the magic tablet that brings the museum's exhibits to life is stolen by a mischievous monkey, Stiller reunites with the historical figures from the first movie (including Robin Williams' Teddy Roosevelt and Owen Wilson's cowboy Jedediah) to recover the tablet from the evil pharaoh (Hank Azaria) who wants to use it to take over the world. Traveling through the National Air and Space Museum and the National Gallery of art, the tablet awakens an army of new enemies and friends, including Amelia Earhart (Amy Adams). On DVD and Blu-Ray.
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The semi-documentary Paper Heart follows Charlyne Yi as she sets out to make a documentary about the one thing she doesn't understand: love. Her documentary blends fact 
and fiction as her documentary switches focus from interviews and investigation to her relationship with Michael Cera, as the two actors play fictionalized versions of themselves.
Catherine Deneuve stars in the French-language A Christmas Tale as a woman in need of a bone marrow transplant, and the only people who can help her are her family... but the group is fraught with troubles, with a storied history and many unresolved issues, and they have to make some kind of peace over the holidays if she is to survive.
Into the Storm stars Brendan Gleeson as Winston Churchill as he awaits the results of the 1945 general election. With the Second World War behind him, he travels to France to be with his wife (Janet McTeer), but recalls the personal effects of his time during the war through a series of flashbacks. With Ian Glen as King George VI.
Cuba Gooding Jr. is a hit man who makes an unfortunate kill in Wrong Turn at Tahoe and finds himself on the wrong side of the largest drug cartel in the world. Now pursued by the dead man's employers, he has to try and survive in a world where his friends have suddenly become his enemies. With Harvey Keitel, Alex Meneses, and Leonor Varela.
The documentary Unmistaken Child follows a young monk as he travels into the Tsum Valley to find the boy who could be his esteemed master's reincarnation. Following the monk as he searches for, and finds, a child who responds correctly to all of the tests, they must then journey to meet the Dali Lama.
The French horror-comedy Vampire Party builds an ensemble group of characters to a prestigious gathering held by a mysterious benefactor. While the party is as luxurious as the guests could expect, there's only one problem with their night: it's an open bar... and they're the drinks.
New this week to Reckless Video's TV New Releases are the debut seasons of the corporate comedy Better Off Ted and the psychological doctor drama Mental.
