'No Country for Old Men'

No Country for Old Men

Miramax/Buena Vista Home Entertainment, $29.99, rated R

Joel and Ethan Coen won Academy Awards for both their screenplay and direction of this harrowing West Texas drama about a man (Josh Brolin) who stumbles upon $2 million from a failed drug deal and is then tracked by a hired killer with a bad haircut (Oscar winner Javier Bardem) and a sympathetic sheriff (Tommy Lee Jones). Bonus features include three documentaries: "Working With the Coens: Reflections of Cast and Crew," "The Making of No Country for Old Men' " and "Diary of a Country Sheriff."

Bee Movie

One and two discs, DreamWorks Home Entertainment, $19.95/$39.99, rated PG

Jerry Seinfeld provides the voice of Barry B. Benson, a honeybee who feels there's more to life than making honey. The animated comedy's single-disc edition includes three documentaries ("Inside the Hive," "Tech of Bee Movie" and "Meet Barry B. Benson"), a music video, five short features from DreamWorks Animation Kids and an animation jukebox. The two-disc Special Edition adds a commentary by Seinfeld; a behind-the-scenes show from NBC; early trailers for the movie from Seinfeld, Chris Rock and Steven Spielberg; alternative endings and more.

Sleuth

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, $26.96, rated R

In this remake of the 1972 thriller about an aging novelist confronting a younger man who is having an affair with his wife, Michael Caine switches roles from the young man to novelist Andrew Wyke, with Jude Law taking over the part of Milo Tindal. Bonus features include a commentary by Caine, Law and director Kenneth Branagh, plus two documentaries: "A Game of Cat and Mouse: Behind the Scenes of Sleuth' " and "Inspector Black: Make-Up Secrets Revealed."

Nancy Drew

Warner Home Video, $28.98, rated PG

Emma Roberts takes over the role of the teenage amateur detective, this time pursuing a case involving the death of a movie star in Hollywood. The DVD includes a gag reel, the documentary "Nancy Drew: Kids at Work," five short features on the cast and the making of the movie, and a music video by Joanna.

Dan in Real Life

Touchstone Home Entertainment, $29.99, rated PG-13

Steve Carell stars in this romantic comedy about an advice columnist and single parent whose home life isn't going very well until he falls for a woman (Juliette Binoche) who happens to be his brother's (Dane Cook) girlfriend. The DVD includes a commentary by writer-director Peter Hedges, deleted scenes, "real life outtakes," a documentary on the film's score and a making-of feature.

Michael Palin's New Europe

Three discs, BBC Video, $49.98, not rated

Our most entertaining travel chronicler, Monty Python's Michael Palin, has gone around the world in less than 80 days, journeyed from North Pole to South Pole, traversed the equator, climbed the Himalayas and ridden across the Sahara Desert. His latest documentary series, presented in seven episodes that began airing on the Travel Channel in January, takes Palin through 20 countries in Eastern and Central Europe to explore their history and the changes that have taken place since the end of the Cold War. Bonus features include an interview with Palin and more than two hours of deleted scenes.

And Justice for All (not rated)

Appleseed: Ex Machina (not rated)

Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation (rated R and unrated editions)

Bobby Deerfield (rated PG)

Crave (not rated)

Day Break (not rated)

En la Cama (not rated)

Fox Film Noir: Black Widow, Daisy Kenyon and Dangerous Crossing (not rated)

Hitman (rated R and unrated)

Housewife 49 (not rated)

Lake of Fire (not rated)

Lil' Bush: Resident of the United States Season One Uncensored (not rated)

Love American Style: Season 1, Volume 2 (not rated)

The Mod Squad: The First Season, Volume Two (not rated)

The Most Extreme - Season One (not rated)

My Boys: The Complete First Season (not rated)

Outlaw (not rated)

Outpost (not rated)

Pop Go the Wiggles (not rated)

Sands of Oblivion (not rated)

South Park: Imaginationland (not rated)

Stargate: The Ark of Truth (not rated)

Summer Palace (not rated)

Tom and Jerry Tales: Volume 4 (not rated)

The World According to Shorts (not rated)

Jerry Seinfeld and Renee Zellweger starrted as the voices in the "Bee Movie," out this week on DVD>