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From action-packed thrillers and goofy comedies, to thought-provoking dramas and some must-see concert titles, here are some Blu-ray/DVD titles that may have escaped your attention in the past few weeks  and some key titles you may consider pre-ordering So get a big bowl of popcorn and gather ’round that big flat-screen TV for movie night.

Sherlock Holmes Game of Shadows DVD/Blu-ray/digital combo pack; Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Loved the first film? Well, Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law are back for more sleuthing in this hugely entertaining sequel. This time out, Professor Moriarty is the villain and the action moves from London to France, Germany and Switzerland. Loads of fun for the whole family to enjoy together.

The Three Stooges  Before you can say nyuck, nyuck, nyuck, pre-order this one for Dad. More or less an homage to the iconic slapstick trio of Moe, Larry and Curly starring Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos and Will Sasso, it’s pretty much a guy thing  nuff said. The great thing about this one is that its actually child-friendly my 6 and 8-year-old godsons couldnt stop laughing in the theater!) The Blu-ray bonuses include deleted/extended scenes can’t get enough of those Stooges and a great look at the classic sound effects used in the filming.

Want the real thing instead Then pick up The Three Stooges: The Ultimate Collection DVD, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Twenty discs will give Dad the ultimate Moe, Larry and Curly fix as well as all the shorts that featured Shemp Joe and Curly Joe The 190 black-and-white classics some are nearly 80 years old have been restored for both picture and sound, so you have probably never seen them so good. The shorts were previously released in individual year-specific sets, but did not include the massive bonus materials packaged here. Informative and entertaining, including two feature films and Stooge solo shorts the Shemp solo efforts show how funny the man truly was before he ever joined