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Closed Caption; Only the I, Robot blu-ray disc allows you to access special features using the four colored button on your Blu-Ray remote: ; Red button - behind the camera; Day out of days production diaries; CGI and design featurettes; Sentient Machines - robotic behavior; The filmmakers' toolbox - vfx how-to clips; Deleted scenes and alternate ending; Green button - ; Commentary guide; 3 full-length commentaries: hear director Alex Proyas, screenwriter Akiva Goldsmith and more; Yellow button -...

August 10, 2009: Seth Rogan continues to be one of the most over-rated "comic" actors of this generation. He's about as funny as Rob Schnieder or Adam Sandler, which is to say he never GROWS in character development- he essentially plays the exact same character in every film he appears in. One-sided schtick can only take you so far: watching his earlier films under Judd Apatow no longer prove amusing, because he essentially does the SAME EXACT THING in every film, in that he has never...

From the New York City of Kline and De Kooning to the jazz era of New Orleans's French Quarter to Ken Kesey's psychedelic California, Prime Green explores the 1960s in all its weird, innocent, fascinating glory. An account framed by two wars, it begins with Robert Stone's last year in the Navy, when he took part in an Antarctic expedition navigating the globe, and ends in Vietnam, where he was a correspondent in the days following the invasion of Laos. Told in scintillating detail, Prime Green zips...