Top 25 Box-Office Films of 2010
Cocky superheroes, impudent dragons, mind-benders, airbenders, and a karate kid. These were just a few of the films that grossed the biggest box office of 2010, some of which are now available to order on DVD.
See the list and check back as more hits become available to pre-order on DVD or
Blu-ray.
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Wayne and Eastwood: Icons of the Western


The mythology of the West has long transfixed both filmmakers and filmgoers, and few actors have embodied its spirit better than
John Wayne and
Clint Eastwood. Their movies not only are pinnacles of the genre, but also rank among the most important in cinematic history.
Essentials by Actor: Clint Eastwood


From the Man with No Name to Dirty Harry Callahan, Clint Eastwood has proven that no one plays the cool-headed hero better. Time and again, Eastwood's laconic presence has been detailed in exquisite performances ranging from romantic comedy to contemporary drama.
›Essentials by Actor: Clint Eastwood
Action & Adventure Essentials: Gangster Movies
Gangster pictures date back at least to 1912 and D.W. Griffith's amazing two-reeler
The Musketeers of Pig Alley (complete with its own Jimmy Cagney type!), but the genre needed sound to serve the colorful underworld argot and, of course, the chatter of tommyguns. Depression-era audiences were thrilled to be watching
Little Caesar and
Scarface while their real-life counterparts were at the height of their dubious celebrity. The list of genre Essentials below is limited to the big-city, organized-crime breed. We follow them decade by decade as the business--of gangsterism and of filmmaking--evolves. Check out our
essential gangster movies on DVD, including:
›Essential gangster movies on DVD