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Conventional wisdom has it that 2008 was a retrenching time for the DVD industry, with the world focused on Blu-Ray and consumers cutting back. (After all, one can only buy Blade Runner so many times before friends and family start talking intervention.) But for film buffs, this was one of the best DVD years ever, with companies rummaging through their back catalogues for really good, rare stuff and thinking up creative presentations for films that may have otherwise languished in the vaults.
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