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DVD Dribble
4-Mar-2007
Written by: Michelle Vaccaro
It’s all about the kids in this edition of the DVD Dribble.
It’s time to let the kid’s enjoy some DVDs. This DVD Dribble contains a list of the latest kid-friendly DVDs.
This edition of the DVD Dribble kicks of with a 60s sitcom. A Family Affair-Season 3 contains the third season of the show, which follows the life of a rich bachelor who inherits three kids. The five disc set includes all twenty-eight episodes of the series’ third season, Family Affair reunion dancer, never-before-seen bonus footage, and English audio tracks.
If you like Final Fantasy VII-Advent Children, then you’re in luck, because there are many ways you can view it. Final Fantasy VII-Advent Children DVD comes in four editions, the regular single disc DVD, the Limited Edition Collector’s Set, the Two-Disc Special Edition, and the UMD Mini. The Two Disc Special Edition contains two formats of the film, the original Japanese language film with subtitles, and the English dubbed “Reminiscence of Final Fantasy VII featurette. Disc two of the special edition has “The Distance” making-of featurette, Venice Film Festival footage, deleted scenes, trailers, and a sneak peak of upcoming Final Fantasy VII games. The movie’s most recent edition, the Limited Edition Collector’s Set, also includes a bonus script, bonus book, and bonus postcards. It contains Japanese and English audio tracks, and English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Korean, Chinese, and Thai subtitles.
Another version of Ice Cube’s Are We There Yet? is hitting stores later this month. The movie is about a bachelor who is trying to maintain a relationship with a good looking divorcee that has two children. The children do everything they can to try and get the new man in their mother’s life out of the way. The latest version of the DVD includes a sneak peek of the film’s sequel.
The complete first season of Ben 10 is now on DVD. The two-disc DVD set contains the first thirteen episodes of the animated series about a boy who uncovers a weapon that can change him into different alien species. The DVD includes commentary by co-creator Duncan Rouleau and others on “Secrets,” Ben 10 drawing lesson, a sneak peek of what’s to come, and a collector poster. It has English, Spanish, and French audio tracks and subtitles.
The futuristic super hero Looney Tunes can be seen in Loonatics Unleashed. The two-disc DVD set shows the adventures of the classic Looney Tunes characters after they receive super hero powers from a meteor that crashes into Earth.
Now we go from super hero Looney Tunes to young Looney Tunes. Baby Looney Tunes 3 is made up of eight episodes of the baby cartoon characters learning life lessons like how to tell time and how to play fair. The DVD contains four music videos and has English and French audio tracks.
Disney’s famous cartoon, Peter Pan, has been digitally restored and is being re-released as a two disc set. Peter Pan (Two-Disc Platinum Edition) includes multi-level games, deleted songs, Walt Disney explaining “Why I Made Peter Pan,” the 1952 featurette “The Peter Pan Story,” “You Can Fly: The Making of ‘Peter Pan,’” “The Second Star to the Right” music video, Peter Pan virtual flight, “Peter’s Playful Prank" DVD storybook, and a never-before-seen alternate ending.
It was a family affair in this edition of the DVD Dribble. The DVDs covered can entertain just any young child.
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