Rod Gustafson continues to provide movie information tailored especially for parents on Parent Previews, seen every Saturday and Sunday morning during the CTV Television Network's Good Morning Canada. Each week he will offer parents some great ideas to make watching movies more fun and educational. Check your local listings to find out when Good Morning Canada is running in your Canadian area!

Likely the most anticipated DVD release yet, the original three Star Wars movies are available on those shiny discs. For details specific to this new release, check our comments on Star Wars Trilogy.

Other recent Family Movie Night titles we've recently added are the classic Rita Hayworth film, Music in My Heart and for science-lovers, we have checked out the direct-to-home video title Beakman's World.

Two animated movies have released to home video recently. Check our comments for Disney's Home on the Range and the Scooby sequel, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.

This throwback to Saturday afternoon matinees, is high tech popcorn entertainment. Check our review of Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow and see if your family will join the flight. Other films releasing recently include love on the tennis courts in Wimbledon, and love on the ball diamond in Mr. 3000.

Unlike most movies that are created exclusively for home video, Disney's The Three Musketeers is an animated title that combines high quality techniques with the classic look of older animation. The first feature film to bring Mickey, Donald, and Goofy together, families will want to check our review for more information about this theatrical quality home video title.

As summer draws to a close, the studios have shot their best bullets. What's left? The usual bottom-of-the-barrel scrapings that often show up this time of year. This week Without A Paddle and Alien vs. Predator saunter into theaters. Check our reviews for more info.

Princess Diaries 2 has returned to pick up from where the first PD left off. Will Mia get married? Will she assume the throne? And should you take the kids? Click to find out more!

If you recall the teen-targeted Mean Girls from a couple of months ago, then you'll understand when we say the best way to describe Little Black Book is "Mean Girls for adults." This is one book you should crack open before heading to the theater with your teens.

If someone peeked in Wilby Daniels little black book, they might have found some interesting entries... like an appointment with the vet! Seeing as secrets are on the big screen this week, we wanted to come up with a family friendly film that features a secret revelation. Check out our Family Movie Night review of Walt Disney's The Shaggy D.A., and see what happens when Wilby decides to take a bite out of politics.

If you enjoyed the 1960s British television series featuring marionettes who used amazing vehicles to save the world, then you're likely going to love the Thunderbirds. Featuring real human actors in place of the puppets, these guys are ready to GO... especially now that their strings have been cut.

Director M. Night Shyamalan is back with his usual selection of cinematic creepies: Eerie sounds, ghostly reflections, and trademarked twists in The Village. But while he plants fear in your mind as opposed to using on-screen violence, this master of suspense may be too intense for most children.

No, it isn't a Michael Moore documentary... but this 1962 classic, The Manchurian Candidate, could spark an interesting discussion about our abilities to keep control of our actions. It also our Family Movie Night pick as an alternative to the film of the same name playing in theaters. NOTE: Although this is a family movie night selection, we recommend the film for ages 16 and over.

Jason Bourne is the black-ops super-spy who can't be stopped... and that likely applies to the box office as well. Check our review of The Bourne Supremacy for complete details.

Here kitty-kitty. Uh... on second thought, this is one feline you may want to leave out for the night. Halle Barry plays the latest superhero with claws in Catwoman, opening at a scratching post near you.