So, that two-disc edition of The Dark Knight has to be the definitive edition, chock-full of extras, right? Well, let's just say, sort of. There are plenty of extras here -- and plenty of them are truly terrific. But you will feel like there's some stuff missing, too. It's surely being saved for the big, fat ultimate collector's edition that will come out soon enough (maybe they're saving something for a set of all of the Nolan Batman movies someday). But for now, this two-disc edition is what we get, and there's plenty here to sink your teeth into.

If most literate films can be compared to a novel, I'm Not There is a collection of intertwined short stories -- but not obviously intertwined short stories. And to really "get" the movie, you basically have to have your Ph.D. in Bob Dylan Studies. I like Dylan as much as the next fan of intelligent songwriting, but I am no expert on the man or his music. So, if you're looking for a review like that, you have better options. In fact, if you're looking for any film review, there are better places to look. I'm here to talk to you about the special features on the packed two-disc DVD set.