New DVDs you can watch this weekend: MARQUEE NAMES -- 'Crossing Over' (R) Harrison Ford plays an immigration agent with a heart of gold in this multi-linear story about illegal immigrants in Los Angeles. Post critic Ann Hornaday said Ford does his best but that the movie fails: 'By way of two-dimensional characters and billboarded plot points, it recalls other, better movies that dealt with the same subjects far more deftly.' -- 'Gran Torino' (R) Neither Clint Eastwood nor this film were nominated for an Oscar, which many considered to be the biggest snub of the year, as Eastwood received wide critical praise for his directing and acting. Hornaday agreed, calling his performance as a Korean War vet who forges an unlikely relationship with an immigrant family 'breathtaking.' Extras include featurettes on America's car culture. Also on Blu-ray. -- 'The International' (R) Clive Owen is an Interpol agent on the trail of a corrupt bank. The plot is somewhat garbled, Hornaday said, but Owen is eminently watchable and 'the movie hums along with attractive, smooth efficiency.' Extras include commentary by director Tom Tykwer and deleted scenes. Also on Blu-ray. OTHERS OF NOTE -- 'The Jack Lemmon Film Collection' (Unrated) Five of the great actor's comedies' ('Phffft!,' 'Operation Mad Ball,' 'The Notorious Landlady,' 'Under the Yum Yum Tree' and 'Good Neighbor Sam') along with a documentary narrated by Lemmon's son, Chris. -- 'Fired Up' (PG-13) In this teen comedy, two high school boys (somewhat of a stretch for actors Nicholas D'Agosto, 29, and Eric Christian Olsen, 32) try to avoid football camp by becoming cheerleaders. It's harmless summer fare, but don't expect too many laughs. -- 'Nobel Son' (R) 'Wildly implausible and occasionally fun' is how The Post's Philip Kennicott described this black comedy starring Alan Rickman as a Nobel Prize-winning chemist whose life is turned upside-down after his son is kidnapped. Other critics were far less kind. TV to DVD -- 'The Cleaner: The 1st Season' Benjamin Bratt plays a recovering addict helping others in this A&E series, which comes back for a second season late this month. -- 'Father Knows Best: Season 3' Thirty-seven (!) episodes from this popular 1950s family drama. -- 'Get Smart: Season 3' -- 'Perry Mason: Season 4, Vol. 1' -- 'The Shield: Season 7 -- The Final Act' The final season of this cop drama starring Michael Chiklis as crooked detective Vic Mackey. -- 'Survivorman: Season 3' The final season of this Discovery Channel series finds Les Stroud navigating the Rockies, hunting in the deep woods and running out of airplane fuel in the Outback, among other adventures. -- 'Waiting for God: Series 4' A British sitcom from the early '90s about two rebellious residents of a nursing home. -- 'The Best of Whose Line Is It Anyway?' COMING ATTRACTIONS Notable DVDs being released Tuesday include: -- 'Friday the 13th' (R) -- 'Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail' (PG-13) 