Rewind: 'Tangled' a tantalizing Disney toon

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‘Tangled’
You’re not going to confuse “Tangled” for a Pixar movie, but this Disney CGI flick riffing on the fairy tale of Rapunzel is a heck of an adventure. The two charismatic leads — longhaired Rapunzel (Mandy Moore) and dashing ne’er-do-well Flynn Rider (Zachary Levi) — are great additions to the storied collection of Disney heroes. “Tangled” marks another exciting entry in the House of Mouse’s rejuvenated animated catalog. (DVD, $29.99; DVD/Blu-ray Combo, $39.99; Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, DVD combo, $49.99)

‘One Week’
“Fringe” star Joshua Jackson heads up this Canadian indie gem as a teacher diagnosed with cancer right before his wedding. He sets off on a motorcycle adventure across the Great White North on an adventure rife with self-discovery and offbeat encounters. Capping it all off is awesome narration from Campbell Scott. Seek this one out. (DVD, $24.98)

‘Upstairs, Downstairs: The Complete Series — 40th Anniversary’
Anglophiles should check out this legendary British drama, which won three Emmy Awards for Outstanding Drama Series in the 1970s. The series follows the masters and servants on an estate, each living either “upstairs” or “downstairs.” This huge set has a slew of extras: a five-part doc, 24 commentaries and a retrospective. (DVD, $199.99)

‘Dennis the Menace’
Don’t tell Mr. Wilson, but season one of “Dennis the Menace” is finally on DVD. (DVD, $29.93)

‘Fair Game’
Doug Liman, director of “The Bourne Identity,” takes on real-life spies, telling the story of CIA agent Valerie Plame (Naomi Watts) and her ambassador husband Joe Wilson (Sean Penn). (DVD, $22.99; Blu-ray, $30.49)

‘All Good Things’
Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst star in this film inspired by the real-life disappearance of the wife of NYC real-estate mogul Robert Durst in 1982. (DVD, $26.98; Blu-ray, $29.98)

‘Teenage Paparazzo’
“Entourage” star Adrian Grenier goes behind the camera for this intriguing documentary about a 14-year-old paparazzo. It’s a great discourse on our obsession with celebrity. (DVD, $19.98)

‘Black Swan’
Natalie Portman’s Oscar-winning vehicle pirouettes its way into your home. (DVD, $29.98; Blu-ray, $39.99)

‘Mad Men: Season Four’
Catch 13 more episodes of your favorite boozing and smoking ad men. (DVD, $49.98)

‘Treme: The Complete First Season’
The folks behind “The Wire” set their sites on post-Katrina New Orleans. Season two starts on April 24. (DVD, $59.99; Blu-ray, $79.98)

‘Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Collection’
It doesn’t take a detective to discover why you should track down this collection of 14 Sherlock Holmes films starring the great Basil Rathbone. (Blu-ray, $129.98)

‘Anything Goes’
Frank Sinatra, Ethel Merman and Bert Lahr (the Cowardly Lion!) star in this 1954 live TV musical, a truncated version of the Cole Porter original production. (DVD, $29.98)

‘Alan Bennett Collection’
Broadway fanatics need no introduction to the work of British playwright Alan Bennett, who wrote “The History Boys.” This 4-disc set collects some of his television programs from 1972-94, including “An Englishman Abroad.” (DVD, $54.98)

‘Imax: Hubble’
Explore the final frontier, through the eyes of the Hubble telescope, as well as footage of astronauts conducting repairs. With narration by Leonardo DiCaprio. (DVD, $27.98)

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