'GMA' List of the Day: Must-See Fall Movies, Shows From Entertainment Weekly

March 08, 2011— -- Entertainment Weekly pulled together a "must see" list of DVDs hitting stores this month. Check out the top picks each week.

March 8 Movies

1. "Jackass 3D: Johnny Knoxville and his gang of daredevil idiots are back, and this time their gross-out gags are comin' at ya in 3-D. Duck!

2. "Morning Glory": A ditzy Diane Keaton and a crotchety Harrison Ford play two mismatched morning-show hosts. Co-stars Rachel McAdams.

3. "The Next Three Days": An underseen drama about a desparate husband (RussellCrowe) plotting to spring his wife (Elizabeth Banks) from jail after she¹s locked up for a murder she didn¹t commit. Or did she?

4. "Inside Job": Charles Ferguson's newly minted Oscar-winning documentary about the American economic nightmare we¹re all still trying to wake up from.

5. "Exit Through the Gift Shop": As much about mythmaking as it is about art, this nonfiction (ish) film takes a look at the merry prankster British street artist Banksy.

6. "The Walking Dead": Season one of AMC's hit zombie series gets a boxed set. A great way to catch up with one of the year¹s best new shows in case you missed it.

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March 15th Movies

1. "The Fighter": Fresh off of its one-two Oscar night punch for Christian Bale and Melissa Leo, director David O. Russell's rousing, emotional roundhouse traces the lives of a pair of blue-collar boxer brothers.

2. "Hereafter": A reluctant psychic (Matt Damon) relays messages from the beyond in Clint Eastwood's meditation on the afterlife.

3. "The Switch": Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman star in this screwball comedy about a pair of best friends whose relationship gets messy when she unwittingly has his child via artificial insemination.

4. "BMX Bandits": If you ever wondered what Nicole Kidman looked like at 16, then you'll want to check out this 1983 Aussie import about three teenagers on the run from bungling bank robbers.