New DVDs: ‘Flags of Our Fathers,’ ‘Flicka’

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James Cameron’s spectacle “Avatar” hits theaters, along with George Clooney, who is “Up in the Air,” and Robert Downey Jr. as “Sherlock Holmes.”

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TV on DVD:

“Eddie Murphy: Delirious” — A quarter-century ago, he was a raw, fresh, foul-mouthed comedy firebrand. Now he’s a veteran Hollywood survivor who has achieved critical acclaim as an Academy Awards front-runner for “Dreamgirls.” Murphy’s raucous, profane 1983 standup special finally comes to DVD, accompanied by five minutes of unreleased footage and a new interview with the performer. DVD, $19.98. (Entertainment Studios)

“Anything But Love: Volume One” — Jamie Lee Curtis and Richard Lewis starred in the short-lived sitcom that debuted in 1989 about best buddies and colleagues who avoid romance for fear of ruining their friendship. A three-disc set packs the first 28 episodes, with commentary from Curtis and Lewis. DVD set, $39.98. (20th Century Fox)

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“Mad About You: The Complete Third Season” — Helen Hunt and Paul Reiser are back as the happiest couple in New York City. The three-disc set has all 24 episodes from year three. DVD set, $39.95. (Sony)

“Charmed: The Complete Seventh Season” — The witchy siblings (Alyssa Milano, Holly Marie Combs and Rose McGowan) work up some more spells in a six-disc set with season seven’s 22 episodes. DVD set, $54.99. (Paramount)

Other new releases:

“Trust the Man” — Julianne Moore stars with David Duchovny in her husband Bart Freundlich’s uninspired look at modern marriage and parenthood, following the domestic crises of an actress and her stay-at-home hubby. Freundlich and Duchovny offer commentary for the full movie and deleted scenes. DVD, $27.98. (20th Century Fox) Read the review

“Cinderella III: A Twist in Time” — A straight-to-DVD release gives the Disney animated classic an “It’s a Wonderful Life” makeover. Cinderella learns what the world would be like if she never became a princess after her wicked stepmother turns back time and undos her big prom night. DVD, $29.99. (Disney)

“Going My Way,” “All Quiet on the Western Front” — The 1944 Bing Crosby classic and the 1930 anti-war saga lead a batch of four vault titles arriving on DVD, including 1942’s “Arabian Nights” and Olivia De Havilland’s 1949 drama “The Heiress.” Each film has an introduction by film historian Robert Osborne. DVDs, $14.98 each. (Universal)

“Here Comes Mr. Jordan” — Robert Montgomery and Claude Rains star in the 1941 classic later remade by Warren Beatty as “Heaven Can Wait” and Chris Rock as “Down to Earth.” Montgomery’s a boxer mistakenly taken to heaven too early, forcing an angelic overseer (Rains) to find him a new body to live out his life. DVD, $19.94. (Sony)

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