Top five DVDs out this week

We've handpicked the cream of the crop of DVDs out this week. Men Behaving Badly fans will be delighted to learn that Six Pack is out, Liberty X (the sexy ones) are releasing Just a Little and a bank robber and retired teacher get all envious over each other in L'Homme du Train.

1. Far From Heaven (Entertainment, 12A)

Either a pointless waste of time or a triumph of pastiche, Todd Haynes's re-exploration of soapy film-maker Douglas Sirk's territory is well served by Julianne Moore and Dennis Quaid as Fifties homemaker and her oops-I'm-gay husband.

2. L'Homme du Train (Pathé, 12A)

Brilliantly played by Johnny Hallyday - France's Cliff Richard - and old stager Jean Rochefort, this is a tender character study of a bank robber and a retired teacher each casting half an envious eye over the other's lifestyle.

3. The Chaplin Collection (Warner, U)

For £139.99 you get 10 of the little man's biggest films remastered, including City Lights, The Gold Rush, The Great Dictator and The Kid. Will make a film buff very happy.

4. Men Behaving Badly: Six Pack (Fremantle, 15)

Perhaps hopelessly unfashionable now, but there's still plenty of great gags in the full six series of this laddish slice of the Nineties' zeitgeist.

5. Liberty X - Just A Little... (Sanctuary, E)

The sexy ones who didn't win Popstars give the youngsters of Cardiff and their parents a night of easy listening in leather trousers. Plus backstage footage, all six of their promo vids and a quiz --value for money.