Brother Bear [DVD]

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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. The print is flawless in terms of dirt and scratches and the image for the most part is nice and sharp with lines looking detailed. The only drawback for antsy players is you have to wait to hear the question each time, even after the response choices appear.

Disney fans will love our collection of official Brother Bear merchandise which includes DVD and Blu-ray! He has no choice but to see the world through another's eyes while he learns some valuable life lessons and strives to regain his human form. However I found a real gem for the adults and I haven't laughed as much in a long time at such an entertaining commentary track than the one found here. The directors finally gave into their co-workers who said it wasn't working, and Kenai's new travel companion became the younger Koda. Best of all, Brother Bear manages to thrill and amuse audiences with an effectiveness that surpasses most of today's cinema.In 'Brother Bear 2' (2006), Kenai (voiced by Patrick Dempsey) is back, the human transformed into a brown bear, and he is off to the picturesque Pacific Northwest at the end of the Ice Age. It is one of the best documentaries I've seen on a recent Disney animated film, or any recent studio film, for that matter.

Disney fans will simply love re-watching this magical adventure all over again in the comfort of their own home.In "Bone Puzzle", you select from a pallette of uniquely-shaped bones to fill in the prints of various animals.

With five great new songs from Academy Award® winner* Phil Collins, it's "pure Disney magic from beginning to end! Extras: Language(s): English, Hard of Hearing Subtitles: English, Subtitles: English, Interactive Menu, Scene Access, Screen ratio 1:1. Certain items can take longer to source than the estimated week, particularly during busy trading periods and may take longer to arrive at our warehouse.These include some clips from other Disney films and shorts; the raccoon featurette, for instance, briefly features Pocahontas' Meeko. However, when Kenai finds that his revenge has made him transform into a bear himself as punishment. This praiseworthy piece takes you through the film's production and boasts an impressive list of interview subjects. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The clips here are a bit entertaining; they don't seem like a complete retread of the jokes that Pixar's already done.

cropped anamorphic transfer would make more sense by filling up the 16x9 frame with additional picture instead of tiny black bars. Ultimately, the song was translated into Intuit and performed by the Bulgarian Women's Choir, who we see here, accompanied by the original English lyrics as subtitles, and interweaved with clips from the scene in the movie. A good portion of the documentary is devoted to the film's music; the songs were written by Phil Collins and originally planned to all be performed by him, too. Koda's Outtakes (2:45) present Disney Feature Animation's attempt to create a series of bloopers which treat the film's characters as actors. One can only imagine what the transcendent effect of the film could have been if the animals didn’t speak, or if “natives” weren’t so actively engaged in living out a schematic moral plan.Bear Legends" (2:55) is a short but dry bunch of Native American tales featuring wall drawings and narrated by Tanana.