We’re starting up a new weekly feature here on Collider.  Since we know many of you are Blu-ray collectors as well as moviegoers, we’ll be running down the major new releases to home video each week.  Here’s a brief glimpse at what August 21st has to offer.  Click on any title to buy it on Amazon:

• The Dictator – BANNED & UNRATED Version (Two-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo + Digital Copy)
• A Separation [Blu-ray]
• Good Will Hunting: 15th Anniversary Edition [Blu-ray]
• The Rescuers: 35th Anniversary Edition (The Rescuers / The Rescuers Down Under) (Three-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo in Blu-ray Packaging)
• Pocahontas Two-Movie Special Edition (Pocahontas / Pocahontas II: Journey To A New World) (Three-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo in Blu-ray Packaging)
• Disneynature: Chimpanzee (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo in Blu-ray Packaging)
• Wargames [Blu-ray]
• Bernie [Blu-ray]
• Weekend (The Criterion Collection) [Blu-ray]
• House, M.D.: Season Eight [Blu-ray]

Hit the jump for more details, and sound off in the comments with your thoughts on our latest feature.

Another awards ceremony, another The Artist triumph. Michel Hazanavicius’ silent film continues its near sweep of awards season as it took home the Best Film, Best Director, and Best Actor prize from the London Film Critics Circle Awards. Surprisingly, the other film to tie The Artist with three awards was the Iranian drama A Separation. The foreign film has been riding a wave of immense positive word of mouth, and the London Film Critics awarded the pic with Foreign Language Film of the Year, Best Screenwriter, and Best Actress.

Nearly shut out of the awards was Britain’s own Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. The espionage drama failed to pick up any major prizes and was sent home with a win for Best Production Design. Elsewhere, We Need to Talk About Kevin was named Best British Film, Anna Paquin shared the Best Actress prize with Meryl Streep for her work in Margaret (quickly becoming the little engine that could), and Michael Fassbender won British Actor of the Year for his stellar work in Shame and A Dangerous Method. Full list of winners after the jump, which includes the critics’ top 10 films of 2011.

The SXSW film festival announced their 2011 award winners and instantly made Natural Selection a film to watch out for.  The indie dramedy took home 7 awards including both the audience and jury awards for Best Narrative Feature, Best Director (Robbie Pickering), two Breakthrough Performances (Rachael Harris and Matt O’Leary), Best Screenplay (Pickering), Best Editing (Michelle Tesoro), and Best Score/Music (iZLER, Curt Schneider).  The film centers on a barren Christian housewife (Harris) who tracks down her husband’s illegitimate son; Variety expects Natural Selection it land a distributor soon.

Other winners include 96 Minutes, A Year in Mooring, Dragonslayer, Where Soldiers Come From, The City Dark, Weekend, and Becoming Santa.  Hit the jump for the full list.