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Only the Brave

This is the tale of the all-volunteer 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team, a platoon of second-generation Japanese-American soldiers that would become among the most decorated units in World War II. Facing terrible odds -- and the distrust of their adopted homeland -- these brave men were instrumental in the rescue of the famous Texas "Lost Battalion," a fight that would cost more than 800 men their lives. Jason Scott Lee and director Lane Nishikawa star.

Pray for Hell

After his father and brother are brutally murdered, cop Tonka (Alan Wone) stops at nothing to bring justice -- very deadly justice -- to the perpetrators of the crime. But as he sinks deeper into his quest for vengeance, Tonka loses hold of his own humanity. Portland, Ore.,-based filmmaker Todd E. Freeman keeps the blood flowing fast and furiously in this low-budget, violent revenge thiller, also starring Robert Blanche as Griff.

Baby IQ: Baby's First Words

This installment in the popular learning series uses colorful images and the power of music -- by the London Symphony Orchestra, no less -- to create an interactive experience that helps parents encourage children to form their first words. Without intrusive narration, this fun, user-friendly program allow adults to create an organic lesson plan, setting a pace that's comfortable and appropriate for their little ones.

Batman: The Brave and the Bold: Vol. 2

In this entertaining homage to the Dark Knight's silver age adventures of the 1950s and '60s, Gotham City's stalwart, resourceful protector goes outside his comfort zone to locales far from home base. If you think Batman is awesome on his own, wait till you see him in action with some of the weirdest, wildest, baddest heroes in the DC universe, including the Blue Beetle, Deadman, Wildcat, the Green Arrow and Aquaman.

Sesame Street: 40 Years of Sunny Days

Take a trip to "Sesame Street" with this celebration of the wildly popular show's four decades of entertaining children and adults alike. The compilation of favorite segments includes more than five hours of beloved Muppets, songs and celebrities. Features are "Rubber Duckie"; "Lady Bug Picnic"; the first appearance of Elmo; celebrity guests Robert De Niro, Alicia Keys and Destiny's Child; previously unseen behind-the-scenes clips and much more.

SpongeBob SquarePants: Truth or Square

It's the Krusty Krab's eleventy-seventh anniversary, and the gang's getting together to celebrate. But when everyone gets locked in the restaurant's freezer during preparations for the evening, they wind up shivering and reminiscing. Will Ferrell, Ricky Gervais and Robin Williams lend their vocal talent to the title tale in this five-episode collection that also includes karaoke music videos and a featurette, "Behind-the-Scenes of the SpongeBob Opening."

Up

After a lifetime of dreaming of traveling the world, 78-year-old homebody Carl (voiced by Ed Asner) flies away on an unbelievable adventure, with Russell, an 8-year-old Wilderness Explorer (Jordan Nagai), unexpectedly in tow. Together, the unlikely pair embarks on a thrilling odyssey full of jungle beasts and rough terrain. Other voices include the renowned Christopher Plummer and Pixar stalwart John Ratzenberger.

The Three Stooges Collection: Vol. 7: 1952-1954

Enjoy the innocent lunacy of these classic short films from America's favorite trio of knuckleheads -- Larry, Moe and Shemp -- as they stumble into a variety of crazy adventures, criminal schemes and conflicts over pretty girls. Highlights include the boys playing pie salesmen who are kidnapped by a mad scientist and his pet gorilla, moonlighting as court fiddlers in search of wives and facing off against a trio of quick-draw cowboys.

American Virgin

When a shady movie producer films her during a night of drunken depravity, a usually straight-laced college girl must get her hands on that tape before the abstinence-only organization that sponsors her scholarship catches wind of it. But when the producer flees, the coed and her pals must hit the road to track him down and save her college career. This comedy from director Clare Kilner stars Rob Schneider, Jenna Dewan and Brianne Davis.

Bald

Soon after balding college sophomore Andrew Wood (David Lengel) and his stoner best friend, Max (Jonathan Cherry), launch a chicks-caught-on-camera scam à la "Girls Gone Wild" (to raise cash for a hair transplant), the project takes off beyond their wildest dreams. But when the leading ladies' parents (including Sally Kirkland) see their daughters baring their assets on the Internet, they come after Andrew and Max with a vengeance.

Gabriel Iglesias: I'm Not Fat ... I'm Fluffy

Proudly plus-sized funnyman Gabriel Iglesias puts the crowd in stitches with this stand-up comedy performance filmed live in 2009 at The Plaza Theatre in El Paso, Texas, where he shares his uncensored perspective on the crazy side of life. Known for his hilarious character voices and his uncannily lifelike squeals, screeches and other sound effects, the award-winning Iglesias delivers a performance you won't soon forget.

Greg Behrendt: Is That Guy from That Thing

Greg Behrendt, co-author of He's Just Not That Into You, takes you inside his world for a stand-up set that riffs on the nature of a certain level of celebrity, straight from the mouth of an insider who still feels a little outside. A no-nonsense comic with a self-deprecating wit, Behrendt isn't afraid to take the wind out of his own sails -- along with a few others -- and proves he appreciates the irony of being a love guru.

L.A. Without a Map

A holiday affair in England mushrooms into a full-blown life crisis for struggling actress Barbara (Vinessa Shaw) when the earnest undertaker (and obituary writer) she met on vacation, Richard (David Tennant), follows her back to Los Angeles. As Barbara tries to explain her rustic suitor to her friends -- who've only heard about the cute "writer" she met abroad -- Richard attempts to cope with the more exotic aspects of Hollywood culture.

Make the Yuletide Gay

Gunn is totally at ease with his sexuality when it comes to everyday life. But going home to spend the holidays with his well-meaning Midwestern parents -- who have no idea he's gay -- is a little different. Of course, his closeted charade seems to be working fine until his mom and dad try to set him up with an old flame (Hallee Hirsh) -- and his current boyfriend (Adamo Ruggiero) shows up unannounced.

Mike Epps: Under Rated & Never Faded

Actor and stand-up comedian Mike Epps hits Detroit's Fox Theatre and unleashes an uncensored torrent of observations about life in the modern age, including his thoughts on the many challenges that face married men. Epps also takes on crime-scene investigation television shows, the different ways that black families and white families act out their dysfunctions, and more. This program also includes an appearance by rapper Doug E. Fresh.

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