Others say...

"Great Family Fun"
Everyone in my family (from ages 3 to 30) played this as a group a few nights ago and had a great time. The regular gameplay worked for everyone who could read and the pre-reading members were able to play with some help.

"Disney DVD Pictionary, Excellent Family Game!"
We played this game on Christmas Day after the kids received it from Santa. Our family age range is 3 years to 42 years old, family of 6. We all had a blast! Our youngest just had fun watching everyone else laugh and get excited. She was very enthralled with the pictures taking shape on the TV screen. This is definitely family time well spent!

"Basic Good Fun!"
This is good. Not as durable as you'd hope for a kids game. The dry erase picture sheet began falling apart after our first use. Content, DVD and game style is great fun.

"A Pictionary Fan Review!"
Disney Pictionary was as much fun as seen on TV! I have the Pictionary PC edition, which has the drawback that you need a PC to play it. This version (Disney DVD Pictionary) does not. It plays great on your DVD player. It has two modes, Easy and Hard. Even the Easy mode was a little challenging for adults! I am very pleased with my purchase, I hope Mattel keeps 'em coming! (More Pictionary on DVD's)

"Game is SERIOUSLY misrepresented"
I purchased this game at Target on Black Friday after seeing it in their ad. I read the bos at the store and thought it would be a great game. I love Pictionary but I'm not good at drawing.
When I got the purchase home, I put in the DVD and watched the "How to Play." As on the front of the box, it showed SKETCHES being done to guess the answer. When I went to play the game, there are NOT sketches. It takes an image from a Disney movie, blurs it until it is impossible to guess what it is and give you 15 seconds to guess. It takes until it gets down to about 3 seconds left to know what it is. At the point that you can tell what it is, it goes from being blurry to being so obvious that everyone can tell what it is and answers at the exact same time.
The product is not AT ALL what it is described as.
Additionally, it is supposedly broken up into 2 levels "Classic Disney" and newer pictures (don't remember the actual title of this section) but it was described as having things from newer films, such as the Disney-Pixar collaborations. We played Classic Disney because some of the people playing hadn't seen the newer Pixar movies. However, there were characters from Lilo and Stitch, Mulan, and Monsters, Inc. which are definitely not Classic Disney.
My final issue, still relating to "Classic Disney" is the specific detail expected for the level supposedly for children as young as 7. One of the pictures we had for "Thing" was a still movie image of Mary Poppins from the waist up holding her umbrella and the correct answer was "Mary Poppin's Hat."
The game that we expected to be fun turned out to just be frustrating. I'm selling it on Ebay.