Pursuing 3-D’s Full Dimensions

Bad Girls Crashing the Manor

By DAVE KEHR

The set “Three Wicked Melodramas From Gainsborough Pictures” includes “The Man in Grey” (1943), “Madonna of the Seven Moons” (1945) and “The Wicked Lady” (1945).

Tall in the Saddle in 2 Eras at Once

By DAVE KEHR

John Wayne stars in four “Three Mesquiteers” installments from the 1930s: “Overland Stage Raiders,” “Red River Range,” “The Night Riders” and “Three Texas Steers.”

Taking the Long View of Cinerama

By DAVE KEHR

One new Blu-ray DVD, “This Is Cinerama,” commemorates an ultra-wide-screen experience, and another remembers Cinemiracle, a Cinerama imitator.

Riding Future and Freudian Frontiers

By DAVE KEHR

Robert Mitchum and Teresa Wright play adopted siblings in Raoul Walsh’s western “Pursued” (1947); Romy Schneider stars in Bertrand Tavernier’s “Death Watch” (1980).

Testing Horror’s Threshold for Pain

By ERIK PIEPENBURG

The demands placed on actresses in horror movies reaches a new extreme in “The Bunny Game.”

‘What’s the Matter With Kids Today?’

By DAVE KEHR

“Bye Bye Birdie” (1963) and “High Time” (1960), both new on DVD from Twilight Time, look at emerging youth. “The Hanging Tree” was Gary Cooper’s last western.

Universal’s Paramount Hits

By DAVE KEHR

TCM’s “Universal Rarities: Films of the 1930s” includes four features, each starring either Gary Cooper, Mae West, W. C. Fields or Jack Benny.

Oh, Bruce, What Teeth You Have

By DAVE KEHR

“Jaws,” a seminal blockbuster, is now out in a Blu-ray edition.

• Trailer: 'Jaws'

Marilyn Monroe Restored: Gentlemen Prefer Blu-ray

By DAVE KEHR

A set of Marilyn Monroe’s films, restored to near-original quality, on Blu-ray.

Amours Aloft and at Sea in Wartime

By DAVE KEHR

A look at the Criterion/Eclipse boxed set “Jean Grémillon During the Occupation.”

Justice Served, Justice Blurred

By DAVE KEHR

Warner Archives’ six-disc “Crime Does Not Pay: The Complete Shorts Collection” gathers 50 or so episodes from a series that ran from 1935 until 1947.

Facing Evil, Both Terrestrial and Otherwise

By DAVE KEHR

Two of the most famous titles in the Republic Pictures library, “High Noon,” and “Invasion of the Body Snatchers,” are coming out on DVD.

Navigating Loss, Exalting Imagination

By MIKE HALE

New DVDs out this week include “The Saphead,” with Buster Keaton; the Israeli drama “Seven Minutes in Heaven”; and Cartoon Network’s “Adventure Time.”

I Say, There’s a Knife in Your Back

By MIKE HALE

The British television series “Midsomer Murders”’ and “George Gently” are out on DVD.

Braving the Klondike on a Shoe Diet

By DAVE KEHR

Charlie Chaplin’s silent classic “The Gold Rush” is released in a Criterion Collection set that includes the original 1925 version and Chaplin’s 1942 cut.