6-3 Top Ten DVD Releases

Top Ten DVD List for June 3, 2014

Nova: Inside Animal Minds

This movie explores how animals understand the world around them. It does that through the eyes of three iconic creatures: dogs, birds, and dolphins. Scientists are pushing the animal mind to its limits, so they can uncover surprising similarities to, and differences from, us.

What’s in a Name?

A successful forty-something, is about to become a father for the first time, when he is invited to dinner with his sister and brother-in-law. He catches up with his childhood friend, , but while waiting for his wife, who is always running late, he is bombarded with questions on his approaching fatherhood.

Unsung Heroes: The Story of America’s Female Patriots

True Blood: The Complete Sixth Season

True Blood is a sexy, scary, wildly entertaining HBO series from Oscar- and Emmy-winner Alan Ball, based on the Sookie Stackhouse novels by Charlaine Harris. Features human/faerie hybrid Sookie, her vampire ally, and a newly reconstituted supervamp.

Barbary Coast

This is one for boomers! William Shatner plays Jeff Cable, an undercover agent patrolling the wild streets of 1880s San Francisco, where there are casinos and saloons. Post-Gold Rush California was a hotbed of corruption, greed, and violence. Jeff Cable mudst crack down on the many criminals who made there home in the city.

TINY: A Story about Living Small

TB: Silent Killer

Breaking Through

Nature: Snow Monkeys

Pretty Little Liars: The Complete Fourth Season

Honorable Mention

Axel: The Biggest Little Hero

Lone Survivor

Peter Brook: The Tightrope

Falling Skies: The Complete Third Season

Suits: Season Three

Dragons: Defenders of Berk [Part Two]

New Tricks: Season Ten

The faces of the oldies in the Unsolved Crime and Open Case Squad in season 10 are about to change, but first, Detective Superintendent Sandra Pullman and her loyal team solve their final cases together, investigating and resolving decades-old murders that London’s Metropolitan Police could not solve.

RoboCop

In the Blood

Warehouse 13: Season Five

Beyond the Trophy

Covert Affairs: Season Four

Fun in Boys Shorts

The Odd Way Home

Against the Wild

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