DVDs make the perfect stocking stuffer

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Stumped over what to buy a loved one this holiday season? Consider these DVD suggestions

A DVD won’t fit in an ordinary tube sock, but they slip just nicely into a novelty Christmas stocking.

Star Trek

Star Trek

So since ‘tis the season for merriment and gift giving, here are Movies in Toto’s tips for the movie lover in your life.

  • For the action junkie: “Star Trek” (Single Disc Edition - $29.99 retail) - Director J.J. Abrams goes where the aging franchise desperately needed to go - into the 21st century of movie making. A fine young cast brings Kirk, Spock and the gang back to life, and the film’s blistering action sequences will keep adrenaline addicts smiling all season long.
  • For the serious cinephile: “Chinatown: Centennial Collection” ($16.99 Barnesandnoble.com) - Yes, director Roman Polanski may spend the holidays either in jail or under house arrest. But that doesn’t change the fact that his 1974 film noir classic can stand up to repeat viewings.
  • For the Frat boy who won’t grow up: ‘The Hangover” (Unrated Two-disc Special Edition - $34.99 retail) - The summer smash works as a hilarious comedy, a showcase for rising star Ed Helms and a deterrent for anyone who thinks, “whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.”

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Christian Toto

Christian Toto is a freelance entertainment reporter and film critic with more than a decade of experience in daily newspapers, magazines and the Web. He currently reports for The Washington Times, boxoffice.com, The Denver Post, Denver Magazine, MovieMaker Magazine, HumanEvents.com, PajamasMedia.com and Big Hollywood. His radio commentaries can be heard on WTOP in Washington, D.C. and 94.5 Country in Topeka, Kansas. He is the official film critic for “The Dennis Miller Show" heard nationwide on Westwood One stations. He regularly blogs about film at What Would Toto Watch? and the Denver Film Community Examiner site. He is a member of both the Washington, D.C. Area Film Critics Association and the Denver Film Critics Society. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook.

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