By now, April is all locked in and I'd say that if there's any more announcements coming for May, they'll have to come very soon. Early June is starting to fill up too, though there's still a lot to be announced. Therefore, feel free to update.
I also include CD purchases in smaller font, as I don't buy very many of them and they impact my DVD budget.
April
26 - Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events 2-Disc CE ~ $20
26 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 2 ~ $12 (depending on when I watch S1)
April Total ~ $20-$32
May
3 - National Treasure - Purchased for $14.99
3 - Pocahontas 2-Disc SE - Purchased for $10.99
3 - Amy Grant: Rock of Ages... Hymns & Faith (CD) - Purchased for $9.97
17 - Pete & Pete S1 ~ $18
17 - The Mask SE ~ $15
17 - Clarissa Explains It All S1 ~ $20
24 - The Aviator (possible blind buy) ~ $15
24 - Fat Actress S1 - $25
31 - The Late Shift ~ $12
31 - The Parent Trap SE ~ $14
May Total ~ $26-$118
June
7 - Matilda SE ~ $14
7 - Star Trek Insurrection CE ~ $13
7 - Father of the Bride SE ~ $14 (possible purchase)
7 - Sling Blade SE ~ $14 (possible purchase)
14 - Tarzan II ~ $20
14 - Hitch ~ $17
28 - Even Stevens Movie ~ $14
28 - Cadet Kelly ~ $14 (possible purchase)
June Total (So Far) ~ $41- $197
...Updated to seriously scale back my budget to allow for travel plans this summer.... aye aye aye... updated for even more scaling back on 05/05/05. I miss having an income.
-Aaron
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Either way, Columbia's releasing this to ride on the Roald Dahl wave that'll come with the theatrical release of Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. What remains to be seen, though, is if this Matilda: SE will be in widescreen. It's been post-poned twice (first in January 2004, then August 2004), and each time Columbia said that it would be pan and scan (aka fullscreen, blegh). I'm really hoping that they've changed their minds by now considering that the UK version of the SE is in widescreen.