DVD Releases: July 3

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Baseball's Most Unbreakable Feats (2007) Hosted by Roger Clemens, this detailed look at 10 seemingly untouchable baseball achievements covers all the bases, including Cy Young's 511 career wins, Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak, Cal Ripken Jr.'s stretch of 2,632 consecutive games played, Ted Williams' 406 single-season batting average, more; $19.99. (Major League Baseball/Shout! Factory).

Batfink: The Complete Series Four-disc set with all 100 5-minute episodes, celebrating the parody's 40th anniversary, $34.99. (Shout! Factory).


The Best of Bravestarr Two-disc set of the animated space Western: The 1988 feature film "Bravestarr: The Legend" that led to the popular syndicated action series and the top five stories from "Bravestarr the Series," as voted by fans of the action-filled 65-episode show. $24.98. Extras: Commentary, "Saddling Up With Bravestarr: The Legend" documentary, rare footage, image gallery, booklet with episode guide and trivia fun facts, Ink & Paint trailers, DVD-ROM material. (BCI).


Chancer, Season 1 Four-disc set with 13 episodes of the early 1990s series starring Clive Owen as a con artist, swindler and purported savior of a struggling British sports car company; $59.99. (Acorn Media).


Driving Lessons (2006) Julie Walters, Rupert Grint, Laura Linney. A coming of age story about a shy teenage boy -- trying to escape the influence of his domineering mother -- who's world changes when he begins to work for an eccentric retired actress. (Sony).


Eureka: Season One Three-disc set with 12 episodes, $39.98. The DVD set comes in unique and innovative packing. "Made in Eureka," the package is 100% recyclable and 80% made from post consumer content. The DVD trays are 100% biodegradable and made from a combination of starch, cellulose and water. Extras: Deleted scenes and outtakes; commentary by the show's creators, Andrew Cosby and Jaime Paglia as well as star Colin Ferguson; Webisodes; Podcasts; mock Infomercials of products "Made in Eureka." (Universal).


4 Life (2007) Wood Harris, Elise Neal, Page Kennedy, JD Williams, Sundy Carte. Drama about life among street gangsters in Baltimore. (CodeBlack Entertainment).


Funny Ha Ha (2005) Kate Dollenmayer, Mark Herlehy, Christian Rudder, Justice Rice, Andrew Bujalski. The adventures of a hard-drinking young woman as she journeys from being a carefree college student to responsible adult. (Genius Products).


George Lopez: America's Mexican (2007) HBO stand-up special; $19.97. (HBO Video).


Ghostbusters: Volume Two Five-disc set with 33 animated episodes, $39.98. Extras: Commentary, documentaries, rare footage. (BCI).


Ghoulies IV (1994) Barbara Alyn Woods, Tony Cox. The Ghoulies escape through an open porthole, creating madness and mayhem on the streets of L.A. (Echo Bridge Home Entertainment).


How You Look To Me (2005) Frank Langella, Laura Allen, Bruce Romans, Kevin Butler, David S. Jung. Coming-of-age story about the son of a wealthy Southern family involved in horse racing who reluctantly heads back to graduate school to keep his family from cutting him off financially. (MTI Home Video).


Jam (2006) Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Amanda Foreman, Amanda Detmer, Jonathan Silverman, William Forsythe, Gina Torres, Elizabeth Bogush, Julie Claire, Alex Rocco, Dan Byrd, David DeLuise, Tess Harper. A traffic accident on a rural mountain road becomes a life-changing experience for 15 diverse travelers. Extras: "When Lives Collide" featurette with director Craig Serling and writer Nicole Lonner; deleted scenes; commentary by Serling, cinematographer Jeff Venditti and composer Andy Kubiszewski; screenplay. (Starz Home Entertainment).


Neverwas (2005) Aaron Eckhart, Ian McKellen, William Hurt, Bill Bellamy, Michael Moriarty, Nick Nolte, Jessica lange, Brittany Murphy, Ken Roberts. A psychiatrist leaves academia to work at the mental hospital where his father, a famous children's novelist, committed suicide; with the help of a schizophrenic patient he uncovers the mysteries of his early life as set forth in the pages of his father's masterpiece, "Neverwas." (Miramax).


Our Very Own (2005) Allison Janney, Keith Carradine, Cheryl Hines, Beth Grant, Jason Ritter, Hilarie Burton, Autumn Reeser, Derek Carter, Michael McKee. Coming-of-age story about five teens in the rural South in the late-1970s. (Disney).


Slings & Arrows Season 3 Two-disc set with six episodes from the third and likely final season of the Canadian series about the personal and professional crises of a dysfunctional Canadian theater troupe, starring Paul Gross, Don McKellar and Sarah Polley; $29.99. (Acorn Media).


Stephen King Collector's Set "Misery," "Carrie" (TV movie), "Needful Things" and "The Dark Half," $39.98. (MGM).


Welcome to the Grindhouse: Pick-up and The Teacher New line of double feature DVDs featuring two exploitation films complete with trailers and theater ads. "Pick-Up" (1974): Off-beat story about two young women whose lives are forever changed when they hitch-hike a ride in a mobile home, stars Jill Senter and Alan Long. "The Teacher" (1974): Explosive story about a beautiful, provocative 28-year-old high school teacher whose seduction of a student proves fatal, stars Angel Tompkins and Jay North. $12.98. (Deimos).


Welcome to the Grindhouse: Evil Eye and Black Candles New line of double feature DVDs featuring two exploitation films complete with trailers and theater ads. "Evil Eye" (1974): A man having nightmares about murdering someone is hospitalized and soon people start turning up dead all around him; stars Richard Conte, Anthony Steffen and Pilar Velasquez. "Black Candles" (1983) A young American visiting England is drawn into a satanic cult; stars Helga Line and Vanessa Hidalgo. $12.98. (Deimos).


Whiteboyz in the Hood All 10 episodes from the first season of the Showtime stand-up comedy series, $19.98. (Lionsgate).