Spirited updating of the 1966 classic finds Jude Law inheriting Michael Caine's role as the philandering Brit who, this time out, sets his sights on a diverse set of New York-based women. Among the lucky ladies who succumb to Alfie's charms are a sexually aggressive older businesswoman (Susan Sarandon), a lonely married gal (Jane Krakowski), a beautiful model (Sienna Miller), his best friend's girl (Nia Long), and a disarming single mom (Marisa Tomei). Omar Epps also stars. 105 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital stereo Surround, French Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles: English, Spanish; audio commentary; deleted scenes; featurettes; storyboards; photo gallery; theatrical trailer.

In this pitch-black seriocomedy, Evan Rachel Wood is a cold and calculating Beverly Hills high schooler who falsely accuses her drama teacher (Ron Livingston) of sexual assault. While Wood's wealthy father (James Woods) worries about the effect the scandal will have on his business, the story attracts the attention of an ambitious local TV reporter (Jane Krakowski) out to make a name for herself. With Selma Blair, Elisabeth Harnois, Jaime King. 110 min.

The Emmy-winning exploits of the feisty Boston lawyer who wears her skirts short and her heart on her sleeve come to home video. Calista Flockhart stars as Ally, a single woman looking for perfect love in an imperfect world, and the acclaimed comedy/drama's cast includes Gil Bellows, Lisa Nicole Carson, Greg Germann and Courtney Thorne-Smith. Six episodes of the first season of "Ally McBeal" are collected on this two-disc set including "The Pilot," "The Attitude," "Cro-Magnon," "Silver Bells," "Theme of Life" and "The Playing Field"; plus a music video for Vonda Shepard's "Searchin' My Soul." 264 min.