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Flickdirect tells us about the fourth season of ABC’s hit Lost on DVD. This is a show that pretty much requires repeated viewing to even begin to understand what’s going on. So a DVD set is a perfect way to get caught up.

Special features includes behind the scenes footage and a compilation of bloopers as well as deleted scenes. One of the unique features puts all of the season’s “flash forwards” together in chronological order. A lot of the features here have been available online for a while, but it’s neat to get them all together in one place. The show is back January 21, so this is a great way to get prepared.

In big movie releases, The Mummy:Tomb of the Dragon Emperor is out this week as well. Extras include “Preparing for Battle with Brendan Fraser and Jet Li,” a look at the fight choreography between the film’s hero and its Dragon Emperor villain. “Jet Li: Creating the Emperor Mummy” looks at the process that turned the famed martial arts star into a CGI creation. The third Mummy installment played to lukewarm reviews. But if you’re shopping for Mummy DVDs, the reviews are likely not that important to you.

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I’m actually a fan of the Brendan Fraser Mummy flicks. Fraser does a good job of playing the comedic Indiana Jones-inspired action hero Rick O’ Connell. But I’m worried they’re running the franchise into the ground. Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, really? What’s next? The Mummy: Walt Disney’s Refrigerator?

I see pretty much everything Jet Li does so I’m there but I don’t have any huge expectations for this one. I’ll eat some overpriced popcorn, kill 90 minutes and likely forget this happened once I stop writing about it. I think I’m more interested in the Journey to the Center of the Earth remake, just because I want to see if they did a decent job. Hey, Brendan’s got this “poor man’s action hero” thing down to a science. If it stops him from doing a sequel to Bedazzled, I’m in favor of it.

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