A Bug's Life [DVD]

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DVD Special Features Interactive Menus Scene Access Two sets of hilarious outtakes Pixar's 1997 Academt Award Winning Geri's Game Side A: Full Frame - 1. To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. The other is a scene in "PT's Office" that was replaced with his simple "You're fired" line in the final film. One of the earliest two-DVD releases, the 1999 A Bug’s Life included a substantial roster of supplements. Some decent details appear, but mostly the featurette seems like a fluffy attempt to convince us that the fullscreen version’s just as good as the widescreen one.

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If you’d like to file an allegation of infringement, you’ll need to follow the process described in our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy. A re-issue of an upgraded re-release, the May 2003 2-disc version of A Bug’s Life actually marks the 1998 flick’s fourth DVD incarnation.

Finally, the DVD includes the four-minute and 57-second Geri's Game short that preceded the theatrical presentation of the film. The second one is probably the best known: it starts with the Who's "Baba O'Riley" and shows a compendium of scenes from the film.The first pressings of the disc there's also Movie Cash included good for a free ticket to Pixar's next feature, Up.

One of my favorite Disney films, A Bug’s Life continues to delight and entertain almost five years after it first arrived. Right before Thanksgiving 1999, Disney put out a terrific two-DVD Collector’s Edition of A Bug’s Life.Worker ant Flik (Dave Foley) sets off to get help from the big city, where he mistakes a troupe of circus bugs for fierce warriors. One wish: in the future, it'd be cool for DVDs to go all the way and also include an isolated dialogue track. The animation that Pixar creates is very time intensive and they don't want to generate any scenes that won't be in the final product. In addition there are eight minutes worth of deleted scenes (which were okay but not great), a design gallery and promotional material.