One of the hardest topics to deal with is war. Directed by Robert Greenwald, who previously made the Fox News takedown Outfoxed, Rethink Afghanistan shows Greenwald sharpening his teeth and turning his keen scalpel on the war in Afghanistan. He dissects each and every myth and wrong-headed conclusion the public came to from misinformation delivered by the government and a crippled media.

Alex Jones is an independent radio host, and the personality at the heart of the anti-globalist movement. Luke Meyer and Andrew Neel's 83-minute documentary New World Order is a blow-by-blow account of the conspiracy theorists at the heart of the movement to overcome a perceived threat to take over the world by rich elitists.

Just in time for the theatrical release of the disaster film 2012, Yellowstone: Battle For Life makes its way to DVD.  The picturesque documentary gets movie time in 2012, using the evidence found in their powerful underground geothermal basin at the top of the Rocky Mountains. Although the wonders shown in this film are more of a nature exploration, the timely release of the blockbuster 2012 makes it even more of a reason to see...

The Earth is 4.5 billion years-old. What do you know about it? How the Earth was Made gives glimpses and knowledge of landscapes and natural processes of places and things you may never get the chance to explore or experience otherwise.

The History Channel presents an in-depth look into America's most sinister gangs and crime organizations with season four of the hit series, Gangland. The set comes with three DVDs crammed full of additional footage never seen before on television.  Each full-length episode takes you inside the nation's gang culture by interviewing former members, telling chilling true stories and looking into each gang's history.

From complete obscurity to Hollywood superstardom, follow the spellbinding journey of Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, the young stars of the Harry Potter movies.