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Tangled is Disney's 50th animated feature film that is now available on Blu-Ray DVD combo pack. A special feature on the Blu-Ray disc is Many Moore and Zach Levy, who voice the two main characters, offering some cute trivia in "Untangled: The Making of a Fairy Tale." For example, you learn that Rapunzel's hair is supposed to be 70 feet long, and much more fun character design trivia. There are also some deleted scenes on the Blu-Ray, including an extended pub scene and one with a deleted fortune teller.

There are extended versions of two movie songs as well, and two original storybook openings. These are some alternate openings to the movie that give you more on the backstory of missing Princess Rapunzel. The "50th Animated Feature Countdown" is another extra that gives you a series of clips for all 50 Disney animated feature films, although nothing is featured from collaborations with Pixar in more recent years.

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Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment announced the release of The Lion King on Blu-ray. It would be available in a four-disc Blu-ray/ DVD combo pack which also includes a 3D version. The collection would include a two-disc Blu-ray/DVD combo pack and also an eight-disc set which has a Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, Blu-ray DVD DVD, a Digital Copy, The Lion King 1 ½ Blu-ray DVD and The Lion King II: Simba's Pride Blu-ray/DVD. All these editions will be features with superior, interactive features and excellent animations and the deleted scenes too.
The 3D version of the animated film is all set to release on September 16th while Blu-ray will be released on Oct 6th. . Aren't you excited about The Lion King's 3D, the biggest theatrical release?

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The King's Speech, out on Blu Ray now, is an award winning drama based on the true story of King George VI of Great Britain and the man who helped him to overcome his debilitating speech impediment, Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue.

There is much to love and admire in this film, which is why it's captured the hearts of movie goers and critics alike. It is a tale of success against all odds, and one cannot help but admire the character of King George as his courage remained undaunted in his battle with the stammer that stood in his way to assuming the throne. Colin Firth as King George VI or "Bertie" and Geoffrey Rush as Lionel Logue make the perfect odd couple, and give audiences great examples of two strong, intelligent men, each with their own brand of humor and manners.