This week’s home entertainment offerings include David O. Russell’s low key, but fascinating Joy starring Jennifer Lawrence, plus the dystopian teen drama The Fifth Wave , the unusual Holocaust thriller Remember , and the complete science fiction TV series Lexx.

There are some intriguing DVD/Blu-ray releases this week including the horror comedy Krampus , a better-than-average sequel (Tim Story’s Ride Along 2 ), a revisionist western starring Natalie Portman, and a full slate of interesting anime offerings.

Director Jon Favreau’s “live-action” adaptation of The Jungle Book easily took the box office crown for the second weekend in a row, as it declined just 41.1% from its sterling debut, earning an estimated $60.8 million and driving its domestic total to $191.5 million.

This week, Bennett talks about the animated King Kong show and the Hanna-Barbera universe.

This week’s home entertainment releases include The Revenant , which snared 3 top Oscars, the hyper-kinetic martial arts film IP Man 3 , the final season of the Stephen King-based supernatural fantasy drama Haven , the second season of Mike Judge’s Silicon Valley satire, and the Emmy Award winning (for “Outstanding Comedy Series”) fourth season of Veep .

Kadokawa Corporation will acquire majority control of Hachette Book Group’s Yen Press manga imprint.

Kodansha Comics has announced plans to release a 35th Anniversary box set for Katsuhiro Otomo’s Akira.

There are some excellent home entertainment offerings including (at long last) a Teen Titans animated feature that harkens back to the classic Titans comic book sagas of the 1980s rather than the kid-targeting Titans cartoons of the past decade, plus the Heroes Reborn miniseries, and Ken Burns’ superb documentary about Jackie Robinson.

The live-action adaptation of the Death Note manga has been picked up by streaming service Netflix.

This week, Bennett looks at Justice League vs. Teen Titans and anticipates Kong: King of the Apes.