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Blog – Roger Ebert
The release also includes a commentary by the Spierigs and their short film “The Big Picture,” from 2000.
While it remains largely inoffensive in a time when family entertainment from major studios can often be horrible, it squanders that early potential.
And Pixar clearly saw the writing on the wall, burying this more than any movie they had made previously.
Arrow pulls out all the stops, offering multiple versions of the movie, multiple audio commentaries, new interviews, and stunning artwork.
Drawn to Life – Check out scenes from the animated original film alongside their live-action counterparts to see how these beloved key moments were faithfully recreated.