New Movies on DVD & Blu-ray: August 25

Miramax

8:00 AM PDT, August 25, 2009

"That '70s Show" and 'Max Payne' starMila Kunisdelivers a raw performance in this suspenseful thriller -- based on a true story -- about troubled, unruly teens sent to a penitentiary-style boot camp facility on Fiji. Trapped on the tropical island, the teens endure physical and emotional abuse and brainwashing -- until Mina and her determined boyfriend decide to find a way out of the grip of the camp's twisted director ('Fargo' creepPeter Stormare/b>). 'The Art of War' and 'Screamers' helmer Christian DuGuay directs.

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'Boot Camp'

Fox Home Entertainment

"That '70s Show" and 'Max Payne' star Mila Kunis delivers a raw performance in this suspenseful thriller -- based on a true story -- about troubled, unruly teens sent to a penitentiary-style boot camp facility on Fiji. Trapped on the tropical island, the teens endure physical and emotional abuse and brainwashing -- until Mina and her determined boyfriend decide to find a way out of the grip of the camp's twisted director ('Fargo' creep Peter Stormare<>/b>). 'The Art of War' and 'Screamers' helmer Christian DuGuay directs.

'Sunshine Cleaning'

Overture Films

'Enchanted' and 'Doubt' star Amy Adams headlines this offbeat comedy about a single mom and her slacker sister who take on the ultimate dirty job: Cleaning up crime scenes. Amy plays Rose, a single mother and cleaning lady desperate to get her son into a better school. Inspired by an idea suggested by her cop boyfriend (Steve Zahn), she persuades her sister Norah, (Emily Blunt), still living at home with their dad Joe (Alan Arkin), to join her to take on the unenviable task, and soon the girls find themselves up to their elbows in murders, suicides and other unique situations…

Special features include filmmaker commentary and the behind-the-scenes featurette "Sunshine Cleaning: A Fresh Look at a Dirty Business."

'Duplicity'

Universal

Former 'Closer' co-stars Clive Owen and Julia Roberts reunite in such far-flung locations as Dubai, the Bahamas, Manhattan and Rome for this clever corporate spy flick. 'Duplicity' finds Clive and Julia as an MI6 agent and a former CIA officer, respectively, now working as corporate spies in order to cash in on a highly profitable cold war raging between two rival multinational corporations. Engaged in a secret love affair, they play a game of cat and mouse in order to secure the secret formula for a product that will bring a windfall fortune to the company that patents it first.

Special features include feature commentary by writer/director Tony Gilroy and editor/co-producer John Gilroy.

'Adventureland'

Miramax

'Twilight' star Kristen Stewart creates sparks with 'The Squid and the Whale' thinker Jesse Eisenberg in this retro summer comedy. Set in 1987, Jesse plays a recent college grad looking to escape on his dream tour of Europe. But when his parents (Wendie Malick and Jack Gilpin) reveal that they can't afford to pay for it, he's forced to pick up a job at the local amusement park. What first looks like a miserable summer full of angry parents, stuffed pandas, puke and screaming kids high on cotton candy turns out to be a blessing in disguise when Jesse falls for captivating co-worker Kristen. Directed by Greg Mottola ('Superbad'), 'Adventureland' also stars Ryan Reynolds and "Saturday Night Live" crack-ups Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader.

Special features include deleted scenes, a behind-the-scenes featurette and commentary by Greg Mottola, while the Blu-ray edition also includes "Lisa P's Guide to Style," a "Welcome to Adventureland" orientation kit and "Frigo's Ball Tap" -- you don't want to know…