DVD Library
The DVD Library features more than 16,000 films and TV series, including exclusive new releases from the US not yet available in Japan. Members can check out titles for up to a week. Daily: 9 am–9 pm
Tel: 03-4588-0686
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Member Categories
Unlimited 3: Up to 3 titles at a time for ¥2,500 a month
Unlimited 5: Up to 5 titles at a time for ¥4,000 a month
A la Carte: Up to 5 titles for ¥400 per film and ¥200 for shorter features
DVD Return Service
With this convenient service, Members can grab a labeled return envelope when checking out DVDs, then simply call to schedule a pickup time after watching them. One-time service costs ¥260, with next-day delivery guaranteed on all rentals picked up before 6 pm.
Online DVD Catalog
Now you don't even need to go to the Club to check out the DVD Library's extensive collection of movies. The online DVD Catalog allows you to check out all the titles available for rent (with the exception of a few older flicks), as well as read a brief rundown on the film and its cast.
Film Reviews
Get the dish on the latest movies before making your selection. The Club's resident duo of silver-screen aficionados do the legwork to find out if these featured flicks are a hit or miss.
She is Yuko Akisato, Video Library manager and avid movie buff.
Ratings:
♦♦♦ grab the popcorn
♦♦ beats a trip to the dentist
♦ you'll be wishing for your time back
Repo Men
He Says: This attention-grabbing story about the greed of the medical industry touches on the subject of universal health care. Jude Law's performance is impressive in this pretty scary cautionary tale. A movie worth watching, but be prepared for the surgery scenes. ♦♦♦
She Says: One of the grossest movies I have ever seen. I even lost my appetite after seeing this. Starring Jude Law and Forest Whitaker, Repo Men is about a man who is forced to go on the run after he can't make the payments on the artificial heart he has been given. Unfortunately, I couldn't quite understand the ending. ♦ 
Toy Story 3
He Says: The adventures of Andy's toys continue as the 17-year-old prepares to go to college in this sweet and touching conclusion to the Toy Story series of movies. There are also some interesting new toys (the Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear is a charmer). Not just for kids, this movie is for adults wishing to entertain the child within. ♦♦♦
She Says: This funny and poignant flick sees Woody, Buzz and the rest the toy box crew dumped in a daycare center after their owner, Andy, departs for college. Now they must fight to get back. A fabulous movie for all ages and the best of the three. ♦♦♦
The Yellow Hankerchief
He Says: A quaint road trip movie about three strangers traveling together through post-Katrina Louisiana. William Hurt, Kristen Stewart and Eddie Redmayne provide solid performances as the trio in search of a sense of belonging in this slow-burning Southern tale. ♦♦♦
She Says: A remake of a 1977 Japanese film by Yoji Yamade, this intimate road movie follows the transforming journeys of three lonely strangers traveling together through Louisiana. William Hurt produces a memorable performance, as do Kristen Stewart, Eddie Redmayne and Maria Bello. ♦♦
New Titles
ComedyCemetery Junction
Three young professionals look to escape their tedious jobs at an insurance firm in small-town Britain in this 1970s throwback from Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, the comic connoisseurs behind "The Office" and "Extras."
The Back-up Plan
Tired of waiting for the right man to come along, one woman (Jennifer Lopez) shuns the traditional dating scene and gets pregnant with twins through artificial insemination, only to meet a potential love on the same day.
Drama
The Last Song
Miley Cyrus strides farther away from her Disney days as Hannah Montana in this coming-of-age tearjerker (courtesy of The Notebook author Nicholas Sparks) about a defiant teen's summer at her estranged father's beachside home.
Thriller
After.LifeFollowing a terrible car accident, Anna Taylor (Christina Ricci) wakes up in a funeral home, where the peculiar director (Liam Neeson) insists that she's transitioning between life and death and attempts to ready her for burial.
