MPH 2008

Panel of Experts: Posses galore in Entourage

Each week we show a DVD to the people who know. Here, a director, a casting director, a producer and an actor check out Entourage

Risky business - 25th Anniversary Edition

Thanks to De Mornay's prostitute and Tangerine Dream's score, it is the most adult teen film you're likely to see

The Incredible Hulk

This was never going to be short on action. But in the wake of Iron Man and Batman, audiences are demanding more

Festen

Nerve-shredding and heart-breaking, this Danish drama is the one masterpiece to emerge from the Dogme 1995 movement

Mongol: The Rise To Power of Genghis Khan

This is the Wild East, with yurts and yak milk, a world where a man values a horse and his freedom above all things

Caligula: Imperial Edition

This notoriously rubbish depiction of the reign of the Roman emperor is awash with blood, vomit and other body fluids

Dangerous Parking

This lurid story of the fictional film director Noah Arkwright was, as the extras emphasise, a labour of love for Howitt

Panel of Experts: strictly confidential

Each week we show a DVD release to the people who really know. Here, private detectives watch an episode of Moonlighting

Sex and the City is fastest-selling DVD of the year so far

Sex And The City: The Movie has become the fastest-selling DVD of the year, shifting nearly one million copies in its first week

Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay

The pot-obsessed geeks’ second outing is equal parts bad taste and good nature, with fratboy goofing and paper-thin satire

The Wire Series 5

Streets ahead of anything else on TV; for maximum enjoyment, concentrate hard and watch with the subtitles on

In Search of a Midnight Kiss

Shot in luminous black and white, this film was a festival hit; the dialogue is sharp and there is real tension between characters

Panel of Experts: Inner-city views

Each week we show DVDs to the real experts. Here, three natives of the West London area where the film was set assess Adulthood

Panel of Experts: Fleecing Las Vegas

Each week we show DVDs to the real experts. Here, four casino veterans decide whether the gambling drama 21 is the real deal

Manufactured Landscapes

Award-winning documentary shadowing the photographer as he captures mammoth industrial projects across the globe

XXY

Despite its sensational subject, this tale of a teenage hermaphrodite plays as a beautifully observed family drama

Sex and the City: The Movie

Feature-length epilogue to the TV series, centring on Carrie's forthcoming nuptials, which plays like a bumper episode

Terror’s Advocate

It feels incomplete, a series of fragmented history lessons where the twinkly-eyed lawyer Jacques Vergès gets the last word

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

This potentially puerile premise unfolds into an unexpectedly engaging hour and three quarters, there's slapstick galore

Coppola on Apocalypse Now - and then

If Apocalypse Now looked hellish on screen, that was nothing compared to making it. Francis Ford Coppola tells Ed Potton