"Battle Beyond the Stars" is Roger Corman's contribution to the post-"Star Wars" wave of space-war knockoffs, and a low-budget one by any standard other than Corman's cost-conscious own. 97 Blu-ray) and a new Blu-ray of "Brazil: (Universal, $26. The Blu-ray adds a making-of piece, a nifty interactive guide to Dirt and a picture-in-picture element that lets you see the film's storyboards alongside the scenes in the final film.

"Brazil" is a wonderful satire from Terry Gilliam, and the Blu-ray allows a closer look at the visual details Gilliam brings to his films.

Extras on both the DVD and Blu-ray include a making-of piece, a look at Connelly and a chat between Connelly and McConaughey. 99), both from Paramount, have an extended version of the movie, with about four more minutes of footage including an ending sequence that goes beyond the point where the theatrical version stops. But the script by John Sayles is often clever, and the movie often seems to...