DVD Patrol
Published: February 4th, 2011
By: Todd Campbell

Let’s build a little bit, Patrollers! The DVD Patrol has been a little bust enjoying the winter just a tad. Remember when you were a kid and you tried to build an igloo out of the big snowpile? Your architect. the Toddster, is a bit big for that now but we’re doing something else just for you. We hope everyone is surviving the cold. Here are a few options to come in from the cold.

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Let Me In - We’ve all met someone new to the neighborhood in our lives and they just might turn out to be all right. Not in this case however. Owen (Kodi Smit-Mcphee) was just your average kid who minded his own business but was always the target of bullies. He didn’t let it bother him though. One day, Owen notices some tenants who move in next door. A young girl named Abby (Chloe Grace Moretz) seemed kind of quiet at first but as time goes on decides to become Owen’s friend. Her adopted Father (Richard Jenkins) seemed to be a bit scary too. Strange things begin to happen as murders begin to plague the town and Abby seems to know something about them. Owen discovers that his new friend may not be as nice as he first thought. What could Abby be hiding and what does it mean for Owen? My sources tell me that Moretz may be getting ready for “Kick Ass 2.” More on this as it develops.

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Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 - Papi (George Lopez) and his pals are big for another big adventure. In the first one, Papi discovered Chloe (Odette Yustman) was his soulmate and had to have her and they lived happily after. Now they’re back and Papi and Chloe have an even bigger job than before. They now have a family. With Ali, Lala, Rose, and Pep, Papi is going to need all the backup he can get when he discovers that his owners parents are going to be evicted from their home. Can the team find a way to stop this from happening? Check out Papi’s first adventure “Beverly Hills Chihuahua” now on DVD. Some other DVDs starring Lopez include “The Spy Next Door” (with Jackie Chan), “Balls of Fury” (starring Maggie Q from “Nikita”), and “Marmaduke” ( with Owen Wilson).