Hot Tub Time Machine

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If you need a break between your July 4 festivities this weekend, how about taking a time out with these new DVD releases? There's a family flick and a buzzy foreign film to choose from, but personally, I'm going '80s all the way.

Hot Tub Time Machine

John Cusack, Rob Corddry, and Craig Robinson play a group of friends on a weekend getaway at the ski lodge of their youth (along with Clark Duke). But with a little magic from a time-traveling hot tub, they transport back to the '80s for a redo of their past mistakes. The film is worth watching for the dated clothing alone (Cosby sweaters and neon leggings!), but Corddry steals the show with the frat-boy antics of his rude and crude character, Lou. If the original doesn't push the envelope enough for you (and how could it not?), then watch the DVD's unrated disc.

63%

Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief

Percy Jackson looked poised to be the next Harry Potter — but the film didn't live up to box office expectations. Based on the book series, the movie centers around a teen (Logan Lerman) who discovers he's the son of Poseidon and must help settle a battle between the gods. Critics were mixed, but with famous names like Uma Thurman and Catherine Keener making cameos, I may just give it a spin. DVD extras include deleted scenes and a quiz that tells you what kind of god you are — could be fun, no?

50%

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Families swapped out the Tweedles for some fire-breathing friends over the weekend, making How to Train Your Dragon the No. 1 pick at the box office. The animated film took in $43.3 million which was easily enough to unseat last week's champ Alice in Wonderland, which dropped nearly 50 percent for $17.3 million.

Another newcomer, the raunch-filled (but lovable!) Hot Tub Time Machine took third place with $13.6 million, while Jennifer Aniston earned $12.4 million for The Bounty Hunter. Diary of a Wimpy Kid rounded out the top five with $10 million.

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Wondering if you should spend your money on a movie ticket or wait til it comes out on video? Watch the video below for an editor's opinion on this week's new release, Hot Tub Time Machine!

Miley Cyrus's boyfriend thinks he needs tips from Taylor Lautner after doing a bunch of shirtless scenes. Carrie Underwood pays tribute to her fiancé at a recent concert, and Tiger Woods gets some golf practice in after reportedly filming a commercial for Nike. Plus, should you watch, pass, or wait to rent Hot Tub Time Machine?