\ 1 \ I I I I I I I \ COnstantine ** Warner Bros., $30.99 IF you're in the mood for an . apocalyptic, end-of-the-world saga starring a stolid hero,. "Constantine" is the movie for you.</p><p> It's certainly better than the last two "Matrix" movies.</p><p> And Keanu Reeves has fme support from the likes of Tilda Swinton.</p><p> Extras include commentary by the director.</p><p> Michael Palin - Himalaya ***'/.</p><p> BBCAmeric ~4~9~.9 ~8 ______ __ TIDS is the latest in the travel series fromPalin and it's among his wittiest, thanks to Palin's curiosity about the feared head hunting tribe oLKonyak and other ights.</p><p> If you prefer. however, to travel the world at war, check out the ''BBC History of World War II" (BBC America, $149.98).</p><p> Space Station (lMAX) *** Warner Bros. 19.99 IS it even possible to h arTom Cruise -who narrates this nifty look at the space tation without thinking of his media meltdown? No, but it doesn't detract from some amazing images of space.</p><p> The only drawback? The 47-ntinute film is not in the stunning 3-D of the theatrical version.</p><p> Man of the House * Sony, $28.95 WATCH this comedy about a Texas Ranger guarding some cheerleaders. and you can almost see Tommy Lee Jones thinking to himself, "Has it come to this?" Jones is following this efforc with his directorial debut "The Burials of Melquiades Estrada."
