TV Article DVDs: March 26, 2013 What movies to own, rent, and stream this week By Clark Collis Clark Collis Senior Writer EW's editorial guidelines and Chris Nashawaty Chris Nashawaty Chris Nashawaty is a former senior writer at Entertainment Weekly. He left EW in 2019. EW's editorial guidelines Published on February 22, 2013 05:00AM EST Also AvailableHoly Motors (2012, Not Rated)Denis Lavant, Eva MendesIn Léos Carax’s hypnotic import, an odd, wild-eyed stranger slips in and out of the lives of a handful of Parisians. (Also on iTunes) A How to Survive a Plague(2012, Not Rated)David France’s poignant documentary chronicles the life-saving efforts of AIDS activists in the ’80s and ’90s who championed new drugs to combat the disease. (Also on iTunes) A- Best of Warner Bros. (1927–2010, Not Rated)To celebrate 90 years in the biz, the studio has raided its vaults for two box-set behemoths — one containing 50 of its classic titles, the other, 100. It should include a weight lifter’s belt to help pick it up. A- The Loneliest Planet (2012, Not Rated)Gael García Bernal, Hani FurstenbergA young couple take a backpacking trip in the Caucasus Mountains the summer before their wedding. Original and profound. (Also on iTunes) A The Best of Youth (2003, R)Luigi Lo Cascio, Alessio BoniA novelistic six-hour epic tracing the relationship of two Italian brothers from the politically turbulent 1960s to the early 2000s. Worth the time commitment. (Available on Netflix instant viewing) A Coming Soon Wreck-It Ralph (2012, PG)John C. Reilly, Jack McBrayerA clever animated adventure about a videogame villain who itches to finally play the good guy. B+ 3/5 Schindler’s List (1993, R)Liam Neeson, Ralph FiennesSteven Spielberg’s Best Picture winner about the Holocaust makes a stunning Blu-ray debut. A 3/5 Most grades are from EW’s reviews of the original theatrical release