DVD Verdict: Disney

Walt Disney Treasures: Zorro: The Complete First Season

2009-11-15

Reviewed by Christopher Kulik
Quote: "More than 50 years later, Zorro remains grand fun for all."

Up (Blu-Ray)

2009-11-10

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "Frankly, I expected Up to look nothing short of jaw-droppingly beautiful in high-def, and I am pleased to report that this disc stands next to Wall-E as a standard-setting animated release."

Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At The House Of Mouse

2009-11-09

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "The rather odd thing is that there is less House of Mouse-specific material in the hour-long special than one typically found in a 22-minute episode of the television show."

The Science Of Disney Imagineering: Animal Adaptations: Communication

2009-11-09

Reviewed by Kent Dixon
Quote: "Perhaps more than any of the other titles in this series Animal Adaptations: Communication shows how human beings are connected with the natural world in more than a cause and effect relationship."

The Science Of Disney Imagineering: Magnetism

2009-11-09

Reviewed by Kent Dixon
Quote: "Did you know that Earth's geographic north pole is actually its magnetic south pole? You do now."

Solving For X: Algebra I, Volume 1

2009-11-09

Reviewed by Kent Dixon
Quote: "Sure the comedy is a bit corny, but Nye genuinely seems to enjoy his niche of educating children. And who can blame him? He's good at it!"

Tinker Bell And The Lost Treasure (Blu-Ray)

2009-10-29

Reviewed by Michael Stailey
Quote: "While I was initially hesitant about the reveal of the Disney Fairies brand, the first two films have proven to be absolute delights -- robust characters, strong performances, beautiful artwork, and quality storytelling infused with real human emotion."

The Science Of Disney Imagineering: Newton's 3 Laws Of Motion

2009-10-28

Reviewed by Kent Dixon
Quote: "While the average physicist will likely be dozing off while watching this, the 7 and 10-year-old students on my couch were fully engaged."

Baby Einstein: World Animal Adventure

2009-10-14

Reviewed by Joel Pearce
Quote: "While the regular play mode simply uses the names of a few of the animals, the extra mode only adds a handful of verbs (so 'camel' becomes 'camel chewing'). This is hardly a groundbreaking difference."

Little Einsteins: Fire Truck Rocket's Blastoff

2009-10-07

Reviewed by Dan Mancini
Quote: "It's as bafflingly surreal as Sid and Marty Krofft's most fevered pipe dream."