Review: New on DVD for November 6 Special This week's releases include a number of holiday specials and features, including a couple of home-viewing staples; the complete adventures of Hollywood newbies; an engaging political drama; and a starlet's final moment in the spotlight. Sony Pictures Home Entertainment image:130456:1::0 Arthur Christmas (DVD) With two billion presents to deliver across the globe in a single night, Christmas at the North Pole has become quite high tech. Santa the Twentieth (Jim Broadbent) isn't able to keep up as well as he used to, but his son Steve (Hugh Laurie) is more than ready to take the reins. Santa's other son, Arthur (James McAvoy), is less ambitious; he's content in his position in the letters department responding to the requests of the world's boys and girls. But when a child is missed, everyone's faith is shaken and it's up to Arthur, Grandsanta (Bill Nighy) and a stowaway elf (Ashley Jensen) to make things right. This movie was an instant holiday staple. If it doesn't reinforce your faith in Santa Claus (or at least your holiday spirit), nothing will. It contains the best and most entertaining explanation of how Santa is able to deliver all those presents in one night, involving a giant craft, an elf battalion and a massive control centre. It really looks like the filmmakers thought of everything. The characters are immediately endearing and/or captivating thanks to an outstanding voice cast and well developed personalities. Arthur has the biggest heart, which is