With a ten-year-old child in the house, my Disney immersion has been thorough. And predictable. Until Up (Disney Pixar; Blu Ray 4 Disc Combo Pack $19.99). I will admit that I did not expect the beautifully crafted love story that I thoroughly enjoyed.

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Out of all the films I most looked forward to enjoying in high definition... well, “Monsters Inc." (Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, Rated G, $39.99) was always near the top of the list. The movie, originally released in 2001 not only helped cement Pixar Animation Studios as the leader of digital cartoons in the 21 century and beyond but it had multiple levels of humor to appeal to viewers of all ages. Read More...

For Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure the feisty fairy first seen in Peter Pan in 1953, has a new look and mission. No longer the silent girl pining for her ‘fella, this Tinker Fairy has come into her own in this learn-your-lesson driven story. Read More...

Falling down a modern day rabbit hole, Neil Gaiman’s Coraline takes youthful viewers through a fanciful modern day horror story filled with fantastical creatures. Director Henry Selick uses stop-motion animation to create a startling film filled with incredible textures and terrors. Read More...

Move over mere mortal and mermaid Princesses. This time it's all Tink, as in Ms. Tinker Bell and her fairy friends from Pixie Hollow.  Long before Peter Pan and the Lost Boys there were the fairies of Pixie Hollow. Read More...

William Steig's gassy green ogre has returned to the silver screen this year in a story that has Shrek taking on Prince Charming while searching for a more “suitable” heir to the Far Far Away kingdom. This single HD-DVD disk offers a beautiful 1080p digital to digital reproduction of the colorful cartoon film. The result are images so three-dimensional you can almost smell Shrek. Read More...