The first pressings of the disc there's also Movie Cash included good for a free ticket to Pixar's next feature, Up. They presented clean highs and some terrific lows; bass response was consistently tight and powerful without any distortion.

I don't want to have to comment every time an introduction appears, so suffice it to say there are a lot of them here; not every subsection has one, but most do, and they all work the same way, although the subjects and participants vary. The track also featured some nice use of directional dialogue, as speech popped up in appropriate locations throughout the movie. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. If you want to check out my comments about the movie itself, you’ll have to go back to my review of the original movie-only DVD.

There are a couple of things that separates Pixar films from the run-of-the-mill 'family-friendly' animated movie. I’ve never tried the Optimizer since I’m happy with my settings, but if you don’t own something such as Essentials, the Optimizer may help you improve picture and audio quality. Recently, we've done several changes to help out this wiki, from deleting empty pages, improving the navigation, adding a rules page, as well as merging film infoboxes. Of course, on an animated film, the two areas are less well-defined than on a traditional movie - since no actually shooting on sets takes place - but this area essentially covers the issues that needed to be resolved before any kind of theoretical filming could have occurred. From the opening credits, where we see a zoomed out shot of the island of the ants detail and vivid, solid colours leapt out of the screen.

Dialogue remained distinct and natural and suffered from no signs of edginess or problems related to intelligibility. I loved these clips not because they were inherently funny but because they lampooned the insipid nature of "bloopers;" those goofs and flubs have been done to death and they’re rarely amusing anymore. DVD Special Features Interactive Menus Scene Access Two sets of hilarious outtakes Pixar's 1997 Academt Award Winning Geri's Game Side A: Full Frame - 1. Outtakes contains the same material that you'll have seen on previous releases - two sets of frankly hilarious mock-outtakes and a short documentary where we find out how these came about (and the crew's favourite ones!

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Some decent details appear, but mostly the featurette seems like a fluffy attempt to convince us that the fullscreen version’s just as good as the widescreen one. We use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our site, provide personalised content and advertising, analyse our traffic, and ensure you see more of what you love.I could have lived without the odd self-consciously shaky camerawork, but I liked these intros quite a lot; they conveyed necessary information in a fun way that usually would be covered by stiff text pages. Crawling with imaginative characters, hilarous laughs and colorful, lifelike computer animation, Disney and Pixar's A Bug's Life will delight everyone - young and old alike! The second one is probably the best known: it starts with the Who's "Baba O'Riley" and shows a compendium of scenes from the film. Questa edizione è infatti soprattutto pensata per coloro i quali, fan della Pixar, vogliano avere una bella collezione da sfoggiare in uno scaffale con tutti i capolavori della casa di produzione fondata da Steve Jobs. One nice thing about this DVD is that we get to see the outtakes fullframe without credits running over them.