 | A Bug's Life (Collector's Edition)
list: $39.99
by Disney/Pixar
DVD
(23 November, 1999)
(401 reviews) 
Customer Review: Fantastic Movie: An instant classic. The characters are strongly developed, every frame is a breathtaking masterpiece of art, and (thank goodness) NO SILLY SONGS. |
 | A Bug's Life (Collector's Edition)
list: $29.99 - our price: $22.49
by Walt Disney Home Video
DVD
(27 May, 2003)
(401 reviews)
Customer Review: Fantastic Movie: An instant classic. The characters are strongly developed, every frame is a breathtaking masterpiece of art, and (thank goodness) NO SILLY SONGS. |
 | A Bug's Life (Disney Gold Classic Collection)
list: $29.99
by Disney/Pixar
DVD
(01 August, 2000)
(401 reviews)
Customer Review: Fantastic Movie: An instant classic. The characters are strongly developed, every frame is a breathtaking masterpiece of art, and (thank goodness) NO SILLY SONGS. |
 | A Bug's Life
list: $29.99
by Disney/Pixar
DVD
(20 April, 1999)
(401 reviews)
Editorial Review: There was such a magic on the screen in 1995 when the people at Pixar cameupwith the first fully computer-animated film, Toy Story. Their second feature film, A Bug's Life, may miss the bull's-eye but Pixar's target is so lofty, |
 | Antz - DTS
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by Dreamworks Skg
DVD
(19 November, 2002)
(257 reviews) 
Customer Review: It's a Small World: DreamWorks explores the world of an unlikely hero in the imaginative animated adventure "Antz". A neurotic worker ant named Z (Woody Allen) questions his place in the colony and tries to gain the attention of the rebellious princess Bala (Sharon Stone). |
 | Barbie as Rapunzel
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by Lionsgate
DVD
(01 October, 2002)
(39 reviews)
Editorial Review: Barbie as Rapunzel will thrill children aged 3 to 8, following the success of Barbie in the Nutcracker. Barbie may have started life as a doll in the 1950s, but these days she's also making her name as a computer-animated film star. |
 | Barbie in The Nutcracker
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by Artisan Entertainment
DVD
(23 October, 2001)
(83 reviews) 
Customer Review: The movie scared my daughter: If you are looking for a great introduction to the classic Nutcracker, don't do it with this movie. |
 | Barbie of Swan Lake
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by Lionsgate
DVD
(30 September, 2003)
(22 reviews)
Customer Review: Lovely adaptation of the Tchaikovsky classic ballet...: This film is not just for young Barbie fans. It is also for their moms - particularly moms like me who grew up admiring Tchaikovsky's beautiful "Swan Lake" ballet. |
 | Beyond the Mind's Eye
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by Unapix
DVD
(31 October, 2000)
(29 reviews)
Editorial Review: Your dreams can take you beyond the mind's eye. So says the chunky, computer-animated head that introduces this collection of state-of-the- art computer artistry, before it breaks up and scatters. Original electronicmusic by Jan Hammer supplements the visuals, |
 | Caught Between Worlds - A Computer Animation Vision
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by Dvd International
DVD
(21 August, 2001)
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 | Computer Animation Extravaganza
list: $24.99 - our price: $22.49
by Image Entertainment
DVD
(28 November, 2000)
(5 reviews)
Customer Review: Impressive collection of short computer animations: This collection of sixteen short computer animation films is very impressive. |
 | Dimensional Connections - A Computer Animation Vision
list: $8.95 - our price: $8.95
by Dvd International
DVD
(21 August, 2001)
(2 reviews) 
Customer Review: visual irritation: I bought this video grouped with "The Call" (another awful video). I am not impressed. These are the worst animation videos I have ever seen and am baffled as to how they made it on dvd. |
 | Dinosaur (2-Disc Collector's Edition)
list: $39.99 - our price: $35.99
by Walt Disney Home Video
DVD
(30 January, 2001)
(211 reviews)
Customer Review: Visually stunning, disappointing story, good for kids: I purchased this movie when it released based on the trailer I saw in the theatre (which accentuated the visual aspects of the movie). |
 | Dinosaur
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by Walt Disney Home Video
DVD
(30 January, 2001)
(211 reviews)
Customer Review: Visually stunning, disappointing story, good for kids: I purchased this movie when it released based on the trailer I saw in the theatre (which accentuated the visual aspects of the movie). |
 | Fantasia 2000
list: $29.99 - our price: $22.49
by Disney Studios
DVD
(08 November, 2000)
(139 reviews)
Editorial Review: More ambitious in scope than any of its other animated films (before orto come), Disney's 1940 Fantasia was a dizzying, magical, and highly enjoyable marriage of classical music and animated images. Fantasia 2000 features some breathtaking animation and storytelling, |
 | Final Fantasy - The Spirits Within (Special Edition)
list: $29.95 - our price: $26.96
by Columbia Tri-Star
DVD
(23 October, 2001)
(652 reviews)
Customer Review: Great Visuals, But Not Much Plot.: I had heard mixed reviews before watching the film on tape so I wasn't sure what to expect from FINAL FANTASY: THE SPIRITS WITHIN. |
 | Finding Nemo (Collector's Edition)
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by Walt Disney Home Video
DVD
(04 November, 2003)
(817 reviews)
Customer Review: I Found A GREAT Film in "Finding Nemo"!: Disney's PIXAR studios have re-defined the world of animation time and again with their many film efforts. |
 | Headcandy: Sidney's Psychedelic Adventure
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by Victory Video
DVD
(05 May, 1998)
(18 reviews) 
Customer Review: Incredible graphics that will astonish your mind.: I bought this DVD after watching "Oddysey's Into the Mind's Eye", since I was quite impressed by that title. |
 | Illuminated Manuscripts
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by Artek Images
DVD
(21 June, 2002)
(13 reviews)
Customer Review: Scenes straight from your dreams: Whereas other CGI videos in my collection get a viewing once or twice a year, Illuminated Manuscripts is a frequent guest in my DVD player. |
 | Infinity's Child/Planetary Traveler
list: $49.98 - our price: $44.98
by Winstar Home Entertainment
DVD
(26 October, 1999)
(19 reviews)
Customer Review: Get it!: 'Infinity's Child', the long awaited sequel to 'Planetary Traveler', is a unique exploration of the animated abstract computer art of Bill Ellsworth. |
 | Infinity's Child
list: $14.98 - our price: $13.48
by Winstar Home Entertainment
DVD
(07 October, 2003)
(19 reviews)
Editorial Review: The makers of Planetary Traveler return with another wordless voyage through computer-generated worlds. Infinity's Child, however, leaves behind the recognizable if digitally realized landscapes from that first effort; |
 | James and the Giant Peach (Special Edition)
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by Disney Studios
DVD
(02 March, 2004)
(38 reviews)
Customer Review: Great Movie! Special Edition?: This is a great film, and follows the legacy of classics such as Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. |
 | Jimmy Neutron - Boy Genius
list: $14.99 - our price: $11.99
by Paramount Home Video
DVD
(13 May, 2003)
(77 reviews)
Customer Review: Go, Jimmy, Go, Jimmy, Go Jimmy, Go!: Kids I work with and hang out with loved this movie. However, many of my peers who have seen it, |
 | Jonah - A VeggieTales Movie
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by Lionsgate
DVD
(14 September, 2004)
(130 reviews)
Customer Review: A Great Story in a Great Package: Myself, my wife, and my 3yo daughter saw this in the theater and loved it. We bought it as soon as it hit the shelves here on the east coast, |
 | Little Bytes
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by Image Entertainment
DVD
(05 September, 2000)
(2 reviews) 
Customer Review: My Kid HATES this!: ... none of the work therein is dated after 1998. The reviews claim that the title is a children's sing-along dvd, |
 | Monsters, Inc. (Collector's Edition)
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by Walt Disney Home Video
DVD
(17 September, 2002)
(749 reviews)
Customer Review: Destined to be a classic.: My title may sound a tad cliche, but I believe it. The guys at Pixar understand the mind of children - because they still haven't grown up! |
 | Monstruos, Inc. (Monsters, Inc. - Spanish Edition)
list: $29.99 - our price: $26.99
by Walt Disney Home Video
DVD
(17 September, 2002)
(749 reviews)
Customer Review: Destined to be a classic.: My title may sound a tad cliche, but I believe it. The guys at Pixar understand the mind of children - because they still haven't grown up! |
 | Odyssey Series: Into the Mind's Eye
list: $24.98 - our price: $22.48
by Sony Wonder
DVD
(01 July, 1997)
(21 reviews)
Customer Review: Great graphics, blah music: This video has outstanding computer graphics - there is no question on that. The soundtrack, on the other hand, |
 | Odyssey: Computer Animation Festival, Vol. 3
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by Sony Wonder
DVD
(16 September, 1997)
(2 reviews)
Editorial Review: If you ever played a video game back in the late '80s or early '90s you'll get a sense of what Computer Animation Festival has to offer. In this day and age of virtual reality and a more accomplished Nintendo and Playstation mentality, |
 | Odyssey: Cyberscape
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by Sony Wonder
DVD
(06 January, 1998)
(4 reviews)
Customer Review: Didn't wow me.: My first dvd in this sort of thing.Am I becoming harder to please regarding animation or have I just seen this elsewhere.I |
 | Odyssey: The Mind's Eye Presents Computer Animation Celebration
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by Sony Wonder
DVD
(08 September, 1998)
(1 reviews) 
Customer Review: Image and New Age: This is a simple DVD with computers animation same as anothers ones. When you see this DVD, you remember another Computer Graphics DVD or VHS. |
 | Odyssey: The Mind's Eye Presents Computer Animation Classics
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by Sony Wonder
DVD
(16 February, 1999)
(3 reviews)
Editorial Review: The short films in this anthology were made during the '80s,whencommercials, network logos, and station IDs made the general publicaware ofthe new medium of computer graphics (CG). Many of the films areportfoliopieces, |
 | Odyssey: The Mind's Eye Presents Computer Animation Showcase
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by Sony Wonder
DVD
(16 February, 1999)
(3 reviews)
Editorial Review: Only a few of the shorts, commercials, and student films in thisanthologyactually tell a story with a beginning, middle, and end. Made for SesameStreet, "Light and Heavy" puts an idea across simply and clearly, |
 | Odyssey: The Mind's Eye Presents Luminous Visions
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by Sony Wonder
DVD
(12 May, 1998)
(9 reviews)
Customer Review: Bubbles machines and candy beverages for everyone!: This cd goes great with most of the cds I've reviewed. Lovely abstractions. I have had this DVD for nearly five years. and it is the best abstract computer animation art out there. Trust me, |
 | Planetary Traveler
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by Winstar Home Entertainment
DVD
(07 October, 2003)
(19 reviews)
Customer Review: great show for darkened home theater: Music and sound work well together. Surround sound effects of Dolby Digital very effective. |
 | Reboot - Daemon Rising / My Two Bobs
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by Anchor Bay Entertain
DVD
(04 May, 2004)
(9 reviews)
Customer Review: ReBoot lives on ! ! ! ! !: ReBoot is probably one of the best pioneering computer CGI shows ever made. Season four was very edgy with its content as was Season three, |
 | ReBoot - Season III, Vol. 2 - The Net
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by A.D. Vision
DVD
(23 January, 2001)
(9 reviews)
Editorial Review: Future techies in search of screen-popping adventures souped up with the latest cyber lingo need look no farther than ReBoot: Season III, Vol. 2, (a series that airs on the Cartoon Network), which finds the formatless Matrix and AndrAIa along with their virtual pup, |
 | Reboot - Vol. 1
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by A.D. Vision
DVD
(14 November, 2000)
(28 reviews)
Editorial Review: ReBoot was the first computer animated network series, and these episodes from its third season (1994) reveal how quickly computer visual effectshas advanced. The designs look decidedly passé, |
 | Reboot, Vol. 3: The Web
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by A.D. Vision
DVD
(13 February, 2001)
(8 reviews)
Editorial Review: Enzo Matrix, who has grown up to be a sullen, muscular hero, continues to search for Bob, his Defender friend and hero. He's accompanied by Andraia, now a curvaceous babe in a revealing costume. They take up with Capitain Capacitator, |
 | Reboot, Vol. 4: The Battle Comes Home
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by A.D. Vision
DVD
(13 March, 2001)
(21 reviews)
Editorial Review: The third season of this computer-animated series stumbles to a conclusion in these last four episodes. Despite the numerous writing credits, each episode juxtaposes long stretches of filler, where nothing really happens, |
 | Roughnecks - The Starship Troopers Chronicles - The Hydora Campaign
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by Columbia/Tristar Studios
DVD
(19 February, 2002)
(12 reviews)
Editorial Review: After chasing the bugs out of the solar system in "The Pluto Campaign,"S.I.C.O.N. tracks the enemy's retreat in hopes of finding the invaders'homeworld. Razak's Roughnecks are in the first wave of humans to hitwater-dominated Hydora, |
 | Roughnecks - The Starship Troopers Chronicles - The Klendathu Campaign
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by Columbia Tristar Hom
DVD
(28 May, 2002)
(12 reviews)
Customer Review: Human arrogance takes center stage: Thanks to BKN, I've been privy to see these episodes beforehand and I have to commend their creators. |
 | Roughnecks - The Starship Troopers Chronicles - The Pluto Campaign
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by Columbia/Tristar Studios
DVD
(13 March, 2001)
(64 reviews)
Editorial Review: Paul Verhoeven's dark, satirical adaptation of Robert Heinlein'sStarship Troopers seriously strayed from the novel. ThisVerhoeven-produced TV series--part sequel, part remake, all CGI animated--hewscloser to the spirit of the novel, |
 | Roughnecks - The Starship Troopers Chronicles - The Tesca Campaign
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by Columbia/Tristar Studios
DVD
(18 September, 2001)
(21 reviews)
Editorial Review: Razak's Roughnecks, the toughest marines to spatter a space bug across the interstellar landscape, return in the second feature-length collection from the cult TV series, a completely computer-animated space-age epic based on Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers. |
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