It’s an interesting week for home video releases with only two major studio films coming to DVD and Blu-ray, Jersey Boys and Tammy, and neither of them managed to set the box office on fire. How to Train Your Dragon 2 also arrives on home video, but it was not quite the success as the original despite mostly positive reviews. The one surprise hit, Let’s Be Cops, also comes to home video this week. The one big gun this week is the early digital releases of Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, which will follow on DVD and Blu-ray in a couple of weeks. Also getting early digital releases are The Giver, If I Stay and The Expendables 3. Interesting catalog titles getting Blu-ray releases this week include horror cult classics Demons, Demons 2 and Dolls, early Burt Reynolds hits Gator and White Lightning, and the Weird Al comedy classic UHF. These movies and more — including the final live performance of Monty Python — are available beginning November 11. You can see all of the week’s highlights in our alphabetical shopper’s guide after the jump. Just click on a link to get more information or to make a purchase!

There are a lot of great titles coming to DVD, Blu-ray and Digital on September 9 including one of Marvel’s biggest hits (pre-Guardians of the Galaxy), Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and two films that feature some of the last performances of Paul Walker (Brick Mansions) and Philip Seymour Hoffman (God’s Pocket). Films getting early Digital releases include an unrated version of Seth McFarlane’s A Million Way To Die in the West, the under-appreciated Edge of Tomorrow, and Think Like a Man Too. Older films getting spiffed up for Blu-ray this week include a 15th anniversary edition of Any Given Sunday, the original Flowers in the Attic, classic comedy The Great Race, classic horror films Pumpkinhead and Prom Night, and a collection of Godzilla and Mothra films.

To see all of the week’s highlights, have a look at our alphabetical listing and click on a link to get more information or to make a purchase. Making any purchase through our Amazon links helps support our efforts here at CliqueClack, and for that we thank you!

If you’re a fan of James McAvoy, then this is a very good week for you as two of his latest films arrive on home video after very limited theatrical runs in the US — Trance and Welcome to the Punch. Another film that had limited theatrical distribution, the delightful Starbuck (from Montreal and in French), also comes to home video. The film is funny and touching and should be seen before the Americanized remake, starring Vince Vaughan, hits theaters in a couple of months. If you like vampire movies, a new indie, Kiss of the Damned, starring Milo Ventimiglia has been making the rounds and looks pretty interesting. The July 23 releases are rounded out with more small films and some classics from The Criterion Collection, so take a look at our shopper’s guide to see all of the week’s new home video releases. Click on a link to get more information or to make a purchase.