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Popular DVD Titles - As of July 2017 Popular DVD Titles - as of July 2017 PG-13 A.I. artificial intelligence (2v) (CC) PG-13 Abandon (CC) PG-13 Abduction (CC) PG Abe & Bruno PG Abel’s field (SDH) PG-13 About a boy (CC) R About last night (SDH) R About Schmidt (CC) R About time (SDH) R Abraham Lincoln: Vampire hunter (CC) (SDH) R Absolute deception (SDH) R Absolutely fabulous, the movie (CC) (SDH) PG-13 Accepted (SDH) PG-13 The accidental husband (CC) PG-13 Accidental love (SDH) PG-13 According to Greta (SDH) R The accountant (SDH) NRA Ace in the hole (2v) (SDH) PG Ace of hearts (CC) NRA Across the line PG-13 Across the universe (2v) (CC) R Act of valor (CC) (SDH) NRA Action classics: 50 movie pack DVD collection, Discs 1-4 (4v) NRA Action classics: 50 movie pack DVD collection, Discs 5-8 (4v) NRA Action classics: 50 movie pack DVD collection, Discs 9-12 (4v) PG-13 Adam (CC) PG-13 Adam Sandler’s eight crazy nights (CC) R Adaptation (CC) PG-13 The Addams family (CC) PG=13 The Addams family values (CC) R The Adderall diaries (SDH) NRA Addiction: A 60’s love story (CC) PG-13 The adjustment bureau (SDH) PG-13 Admission (SDH) PG Admissions (CC) R Adoration (CC) R Adore (CC) R Adrift in Manhattan R Adventureland (SDH) PG The adventures of Greyfriars Bobby NRA Adventures of Huckleberry Finn PG-13 The adventures of Robinson Crusoe PG The adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (CC) PG The adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D (SDH) PG The adventures of TinTin (CC) NRA The affair: Season one (4v) (CC) Popular DVD Titles - as of July 2017 NRA The affair: Season two (5v) (SDH) NRA An affair to remember (CC) NRA The African Queen PG-13 After Earth (SDH) NRA After the deluge R After the rain (CC) R After the storm (CC) PG-13 After the sunset (CC) R Aftermath (CC) R Against all odds (CC) NRA Against the current (SDH) PG-13 Against the ropes (CC) PG Against the sun (SDH) NRA Agatha Christie’s Poirot: The definitive collection (12v) NRA Agatha Raisin, series one (3v) (SDH) PG-13 The age of Adaline (CC) PG The age of innocence (CC) TV-PG Agent Carter: The complete first season (2v) (SDH) PG Agent Cody Banks (CC) TV-PG Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: The complete first season (5v) (SDH) TV-PG Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: The complete second season (5v) (SDH) PG-13 Agnes of God NRA The agony and the ecstasy (CC) R The air I breathe (SDH) PG Airplane (CC) PG Airplane II: The sequel (CC) PG Akeelah and the bee (CC) R Albert Nobbs (CC) PG-13 Alchemy PG-13 Alex & Emma (CC) PG-13 Alex Cross (CC) R Alexander (2v) (CC) PG Alexander and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day (SDH) NRA Alexander the Great (CC) R Alfie (2004 ed) (CC) NRA Alfred Hitchcock presents, Season one (3v) (SDH) NRA Alfresco, series 1 NRA Alfresco, series 2 R Ali (CC) NRA Alice in wonderland (CC) PG Alice through the looking glass (SDH) R Alien quadrilogy (9v+1bklet) (CC) R Alien hunter (CC) NRA All about Eve (CC) R All good things (CC) R All is bright (SDH) Popular DVD Titles - as of July 2017 PG-13 All is lost (CC) NRA All my sons NRA All quiet on the western front (SDH) PG-13 All roads lead to Rome (SDH) NRA All she wants for Christmas (CC) PG-13 All the King’s men (CC) PG All the President’s men (2v) (CC) PG-13 All the pretty horses (CC) PG-13 All the Queen’s men (CC) R All the real girls (CC) TV-14 All the way (CC) NRA All we had (CC) PG-13 Allegiant (SDH) R Allied (CC) PG-13 Almost Chrismtas (SDH) R Almost famous (CC) R Aloft (SDH) R Alone in Berlin (SDH) R Along came a spider (CC) PG-13 Along came Polly (CC) TV-MA Alpha house: Season one (2v) PG Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC) G Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked (CC) (SDH) PG Alvin and the Chipmunks: The road chip (CC) (SDH) PG Amadeus (CC) NRA Amateur night (CC) PG The Amati girls (CC) PG Amazing grace (CC) PG-13 The amazing Spider-man (SDH) PG-13 The amazing Spider-man 2 (SDH) PG Amelia (CC) (SDH) NRA Amen NRA America (CC) NRA America America (SDH) R The American (SDH) R An American affair PG-13 An American carol (CC) R An American crime (SDH) NRA American crime story: The people v. O.J. Simpson (4v)(CC) (SDH) PG-13 American dreamz (SDH) R American gangster (2v) (SDH) PG American graffiti (SDH) R American heist (CC) R American honey (SDH) NRA American horror story: The complete first season (4v) (SDH) NRA American horror story. Asylum. The complete second season (4v) (SDH) Popular DVD Titles - as of July 2017 NRA American horror story. Coven. The complete third season (4v) (SDH) NRA American horror story. Freak show. The complete fourth season (4v) (SDH) NRA American horror story. Hotel. The complete fifth season (4v) (CC) (SDH) R American hustle (SDH) R American pastoral (SDH) R American pie (CC) R American pie 2 (CC) PG-13 The American president (CC) R/UNRATED American reunion (SDH) PG-13 An American rhapsody (CC) NRA The American side (SDH) R American sniper (SDH) R American splendor (CC) R American streetballers R American ultra (CC) PG-13 American violet (SDH) NRA Americano (SDH) NRA The Americans: The complete third season (4v) (CC) (SDH) NRA The Americans: The complete fourth season (4v) (CC) (SDH) PG-13 America’s sweethearts (CC) R Amistad (CC) R The Amityville horror (CC) NRA Amnesiac (CC) PG-13 Amreeka R Amy’s O (CC) R Analyze that (CC) PG-13 Anchorman (CC) PG-13 Anchorman 2: The legend continues (CC) NRA Anchors aweigh (CC) PG-13 And now ladies and gentlemen (CC) PG-13 And so it goes (CC) (SDH) NRA And starring Pancho Villa as himself (CC) PG-13 Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera (CC) NRA The Andromeda strain (2v) (SDH) R Anesthesia (SDH) PG-13 Angel and the badman (CC) PG The angel doll NRA Angel in the family R Angel of death (CC) R Angela’s ashes (CC) PG-13 Angels & demons (CC) NRA Angels fall (CC) NRA Angels in America (2v) (CC) PG-13 Anger management (CC) R The angriest man in Brooklyn (CC) Popular DVD Titles - as of July 2017 PG The angry birds movie (SDH) NRA Animal crackers (CC) NRA Anna Karenina (CC) R Anna Karenina (2013 ed) (SDH) R Annabelle (SDH) PG-13 Annapolis (SDH) PG-13 Anne Frank (CC) NRA Anne of Avonlea (2v) R Anne Rice’s the feast of all saints (2v) (CC) PG Annie (2015) (SDH) NRA Annie and the gypsy PG Annie Hall (CC) NRA Annie’s Point (CC) R Anomalisa (CC) PG-13 Anonymous (SDH) R Another happy day (CC) R The answer man (CC) R Anthropoid (SDH) PG-13 Antoine Fisher (CC) PG-13 Anything but love R Anything else (CC) NRA The apartment (CC) R Apocalypse now, the complete dossier (2v) (CC) PG Apollo 13 (CC) PG Apollo 13 (2v) (CC) PG-13 Apollo 18 (SDH) R Appaloosa (SDH) PG Aquamarine (CC) NRA Arabian nights (CC) R Ararat (2v) (CC) R Arbitrage (CC) NRA Arch of triumph (CC) R The architect (CC) R Are you here (SDH) R Area 51 (CC) R Argo (SDH) PG-13 Armageddon (CC) PG-13 Armored (SDH) R Arn: The knight templar (SDH) R Around the bend (CC) PG Around the world in 80 days (2004 ed) (CC) G Around the world in 80 days (2v) (CC) PG-13 Arrival (CC) NRA Arrow: The complete first season (5v) (SDH) NRA Arrow: The complete second season (5v) (SDH) NRA Arrow: Complete third season (5v) (SDH) Popular DVD Titles - as of July 2017 R Arsenal (CC) PG-13 The art of getting by (CC) (SDH) R The art of war II: betrayal (CC) R Art school confidential (CC) PG-13 Arthur (SDH) PG-13 The artist (SDH) R As above, so below (SDH) PG-13 As good as it gets (CC) NRA As you like it PG As you like it (2007 ed) (CC) NRA Ask me anything (CC) R Ask the dust (CC) NRA The asphalt jungle (CC) PG-13 Assassin’s creed (CC) (SDH) R Assassination of a High School president (CC) R The assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford (SDH) R Assassination tango (CC) R Assassins run (CC) R The assault (CC) R Assault on precinct 13 (CC) R Assault on Wall Street (CC) R The assignment (SDH) PG Astro boy (SDH) PG The astronaut farmer (CC) R At Middleton (SDH) PG-13/UNRATED The A-Team (CC) (SDH) R Atlantic City (CC) PG-13 Atlas shrugged, part II (CC) (SDH) PG-13 Atlas shrugged, part III (CC) (SDH) R Atonement (SDH) R Attack force (CC) NRA Attila (CC) R August: Osage County (SDH) PG August rush (SDH) R Augustus (CC) R Aurora borealis PG-13 Austenland (SDH) PG-13 Austin Powers: The spy who shagged me (CC) PG-13 Australia (CC) R Auto focus (CC) NRA The autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman (2v) (CC) R Automata (SDH) R The autopsy of Jane Doe (SDH) PG-13 Autumn hearts: a new beginning (SDH) PG-13 Autumn in New York (CC) PG-13 Avalanche alley (CC) Popular DVD Titles - as of July 2017 PG-13 Avatar (CC) PG-13 Avengers: Age of Ultron (SDH) NRA Avenging angel R Avenging Angelo (CC) PG-13 The aviator (2v) (CC) PG-13 AVP: Alien vs.
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