DVD and Blu-Ray releases

(Lionsgate, cert 15, Blu-ray/DVD)

A toxic rom-com sold under false pretences — Jon Hamm, Kristen Wiig and Chris O’Dowd all feature in the publicity but are barely in it — about a woman with ticking-timebomb ovaries having a kid with her best male friend.

(Paramount, cert 15, Blu-ray/DVD)

A Lehman Brothers-ish bank hits the skids in the definitive Hollywood film about the financial crash, an edge-of-seat procedural with performances by Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Irons and Paul Bettany that justifies their huge salaries (the actors, not the bankers).

(Dogwoof, cert E, DVD)

A football coach in Memphis tries to turn a nowheresville side into winners in the Hoop Dreams-influenced documentary which won an Oscar earlier this year. And no wonder — it’s brilliant.

(Lionsgate, cert 15, Blu-ray/DVD)

A toxic rom-com sold under false pretences — Jon Hamm, Kristen Wiig and Chris O’Dowd (inset) all feature in the publicity but are barely in it — about a woman with ticking-timebomb ovaries having a kid with her best male friend.

(Entertainment One, cert 15, Blu-ray/DVD)

Just when you thought existential drama was dead, back comes David Cronenberg with a supercool, absurdist adaptation of Don DeLillo’s novel which follows a Keanu-like billionaire (Robert Pattinson, well cast) on a long limo ride around a city falling apart.

(Network, cert E, DVD)

A unique achievement, this TV documentary series has been checking in on its subjects every seven years since they were seven-year-olds in 1964 and now finds itself asking them: “Are you scared of getting old?”