A short tutorial on the Blu-Ray explains that once you have downloaded an app for it ( http://disneysecondscreen. Additionally, a 9-minte visit to the studio art archives, a vintage explanation of the pioneering multi-plane camera (from 1957), and the "Silly Symphonies" short "The Old Mill" (from 1937) where that device was first tested out, and the original 1942 theatrical trailer. Products labelled '*item fulfilled by Exertis on behalf of hmv' will be supplied to you directly by Exertis via their approved couriers.

When you purchase through links on our site we may earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. You're in for a rare treat, and once the Disney people do what they do and yank this disc off the shelves, it's hard to say how long you'll have to wait before you get the chance to see it again. Maybe they have a point, but if we stick to the birds and the bees and the deer in the woods, Bambi isn't warping anybody's consciousness. There are two of these scenes, and one is merely an alternative take of a scene that is in the movie anyway - Bambi's first snow. When it first came out on DVD in 2005, it wasn't a release I was looking forward to with any great enthusiasm.

Plus, new bonus features including "Inside Walt's Story Meetings - Enchanted Edition" take you deeper into the world of this timeless classic than ever before! In addition to the two previously released deleted scenes, there is a crop of great stuff, even by Disney standards, rivaling even my favorite of their DVD packages, Sleeping Beauty. There are probably easier animals to draw than a young deer, and the Disney animators set themselves a challenge with Bambi's wobbly glide across an ice-covered lake, his spindly legs akimbo; but the sequence is effortless and charming. Again, these games are different than what was on the old disc; however, the standard-def bonus DVD that comes with the movie has that 2005 Disneypedia feature that teaches kids about animals and such.

Note: These scenes are different than scenes on the "Platinum Edition" DVD, which had two more, now included in the Classic section. This grand adventure is full of humor, heart, and the most beloved characters of all time -- Bambi, the wide-eyed fawn, his playful pal Thumper, the lovable skunk Flower, and wise Friend Owl. Disney time capsule is a fascinating, but far too short (5 minutes) documentary placing the film into its 1942 context. The wonder, music and majesty of one of Walt Disney's greatest triumphs comes alive with a new enhanced digital restoration!Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Detailed transcripts were made of the many story sessions Walt Disney held with his staff when Bambi was being developed. Felix Salten's book Bambi is a chastening experience and one of the world's first popular novels with an environmental theme. But, in the adventure of a lifetime, the proud parent discovers that there is much more he can learn from his spirited young son.

Of course, if they had tried to be too radical with the sound design then they would have been criticised, so this is probably the ideal compromise for the 5. To further open up the creative process, the main picture is often shrunk to make room for storyboards, conceptual art, and photos and archival footage of the animation team at work. Even the comedic sequences are calculated to build on the characters and advance the movement of the overall plot. We list all the most popular Bambi titles below, possibly including any that aren't Disney/Pixar versions but are related so we thought we'd include too! Many sequences are told through music, letting the orchestration punctuate action and inspire the proper feelings.

Based on the classic novel by Felix Salten, Bambi demonstrates the strength of family values and camaraderie. The cute critters of Bambi are of course not realistic, but their animated similarities to humans enable possibilities of personal identification that don't exist with "human" characters - which in drama are also artificial creations. There are plenty of reasons to question the anthropomorphic animal universe of Disney's animated films as bestowing qualities on animals that they don't have. Received very quickly, unfortunately not as expected or advertised, picture shows DVD in Disney Classics sleeve but it didn’t arrive like this. Every few years, they'd trot out an old film for another run, which then became the habit of releasing video versions and pulling them off the market shortly thereafter, to wait another few years before sending them out again.