This week marks a wonderful event for all fans of interesting filmmaking. The best movie theater in the world, The Alamo Drafthouse, is entering the home video business, and this week, they release their first Blu-ray, the outrageous DDR comedy "The FP." Learn more about it, and all the other releases of the week.
Check it all out on this week's Video Score!
Pick of the Week 
"The FP" (2011) Director: Brandon Trost Cast: Jason Trost,
Lee Valamassy,
Caitlyn Folley Story:
Frazier Park is a tough town dominated by street gangs who recognize only one way of settling their differences -- Beat Beat Revelation, a video game that puts a player's dance skills to the test. One man will dance to win justice for his people in this offbeat satiric comedy from directors Jason Trost and Brandon Trost.
On the Disc:
The first Blu-ray release from the esteemed Alamo Drafthouse, "The FP" comes packed with special features and interesting goodies. "Never Ignorant Getting Goals Accomplished" is a look at the making of the film. There are also featurettes examining the score and costume design, as well as a commentary track from the Trost Brothers. Plus, the booklet features introductions from Rob Zombie and Neveldine & Taylor.
Reviews:
Rotten Tomatoes: 42%
Metacritic: 48
Where to get it
Amazon: Blu-ray - $15.99, DVD - $13.99
Apple: Digital Download - $14.99 (HD: $19.99)
Netflix Instant: Not Available
"Project X" (2012) Cast: Thomas Mann,
Oliver Cooper,
Jonathan Daniel Brown Story:
The Hangover's Todd Phillips produces this outrageous comedy from writers Matt Drake and Michael Bacall (Scott Pilgrim vs. The World), which follows three undistinguished high-school students who attempt to achieve popularity by throwing the ultimate party
On the Disc:
The disc with a featurette exploring the total amount of damage done by the party and a look at the stunts in the film.
Past Coverage:
- 'Project X' Star Proclaims Himself 'America's Dirtbag'
-'Project X' A Party Movie For The New Generation
Reviews:
Rotten Tomatoes: 26%
Metacritic: 48
Where to get it
Amazon: Blu-ray - $22.99, DVD - $14.99, Digital Download - $13.99
Apple: Digital Download - $14.99 (HD: $19.99)
Netflix Instant: Not available
"Wanderlust" (2012) Director: David Wain Cast: Paul Rudd,
Jennifer Aniston,
Justin Theroux Story:
Director David Wain (Role Models) teams up with producer Judd Apatow (Get Him to the Greek) for this comedy about an overtaxed Manhattan couple who move to a liberated community that rejects the rules of contemporary society.
On the Disc:
"Wanderlust" comes with over an hour of special features including a gag reel, making-of feature and deleted scenes.
Past Coverage:
-Jennifer Aniston Calls 'Wanderlust' Nude Scene No 'Big Deal'
-'Wanderlust': The Reviews Are In!
Reviews:
Rotten Tomatoes: 60%
Metacritic: 53
Where to get it
Amazon: Blu-ray - $19.99, DVD - $15.99, Digital Download - $17.99
Apple: Digital Download - $17.99 (HD: $19.99)
Netflix Instant: Not available
"Big Miracle" (2012) Director: Ken Kwapis Cast: John Krasinski,
Drew Barrymore,
Kristen Bell Story:
When a family of gray whales becomes trapped in the Arctic Circle, a Greenpeace volunteer and a small-town reporter go to extraordinary lengths to save the majestic creatures in this romantic adventure inspired by actual events.
On the Disc:
The packages comes with deleted scenes, a making-of documentary, and a look at the real story behind the movie.
Past Coverage:
-'Big Miracle' Star John Krasinski Attempts To Explain Why He's So Darn Charming
Reviews:
Rotten Tomatoes: 74%
Metacritic: 61
Where to get it
Amazon: Blu-ray - $19.99, DVD - $15.99, Digital Download - $17.99, Digital Rental - $3.99
Apple: Digital Download - $17.99 (HD: $19.99)
Netflix Instant: Not available
"Seeking Justice" (2012) Director: Roger Donaldson Cast: Nicolas Cage,
January Jones,
Guy Pearce Story:
A beloved high-school teacher empowers a group of vigilantes to exact revenge against the criminal who attacked his wife, but he begins to regret his decision when the clandestine crime fighters demand that he kill a man in return.
Past Coverage:
-Nicolas Cage Praises Guy Pearce In 'Seeking Justice' Interview
Reviews:
Rotten Tomatoes: 24%
Metacritic: 38
Where to get it
Amazon: Blu-ray - $19.99, DVD - $15.99
Apple: Digital Download - $14.99 (HD: $19.99)
Netflix Instant: Not available
The Video Score is your guide to everything you need to know about what's out this week, all in one place. What's available? Which formats? Is it streaming? How much will it set you back? We'll break down the week's biggest new releases and some smaller ones that deserve your attention. Check back each Tuesday to find out what's hot that week and where you can catch it all!
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