Disc two begins with the whopping, 45-minute making-of featurette “Paths of Discovery,” followed by a collection of embryonic deleted scenes, a behind-the-scenes peek at the Bulgarian women who sang on the “Transformation” song, and the never-before-heard “Fishing Song. lThe film is all about learning to see through another's eyes, feel through another's heart, and discover the true meaning of brotherhood. The film's lead character is Kenai, an Ice Age youth eagerly awaiting his manhood ceremony, where he will be given the totem that is said to guide its owner through life.

Brother Bear isn’t a pretty film per se, but backgrounds are pretty solid and the image is clean overall. Independently owned and operated publications like Slant have been hit hard in recent years, but we’re committed to keeping our content free and accessible—meaning no paywalls or fees. If you’d like to file an allegation of infringement, you’ll need to follow the process described in our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy.However vile and mundane Brother Bear may be, it actually demands to be seen in its original widescreen: after 20-odd minutes (precisely when Kenai turns into a bear), the film’s aspect ratio expands. You can choose to listen to the commentary with visuals or without; with the former selected, you occassionally get to see well-done silhouettes of the moose. I couldn't get into the film, the plot is weak, and you can't seem to warm to the characters - none of them are particularly likeable.

Hi :) Thank you for upload this movie in DVD and I have question - can you create this DVD to ISO image again and reupload because didn't work Music, Select Scene and Some Extras. For items that are dispatched using our standard service, we ask that you wait 14 days from the date of dispatch before reporting any items as undelivered. But on a standard 4:3 TV, you wind up with black bars on top and bottom, plus tiny black bars on the side (most likely covered by overscan). Getting into the film is also fun with the surrounds being used well carrying the score and sound effects in a realistic manner.

I would expect most of the new DTV stuff will eb coming out on DVD in the 16:9 aspect ratio from now on.