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"All in One Place...and on Blu-ray!", I love the Pixar shorts that appear before the movies. And while I have the shorts w/ the individual movies, it's nice to have them all in one place. Also, there are some bonus items which are fun. One other nice thing is that the shorts are on blu-ray and since I won't be replacing all of my Pixar movies with blu-ray discs, I at least have the shorts in HD.

For those not familiar with Pixar Shorts, they are made to exhibit new technologies and CGI techniques. There isn't one short that I don't enjoy. I always get a chuckle from Gerald's Game and Boundin' is pure delight.

"Movie: 4/5 Picture Quality: 3.75~5/5 Sound Quality: 4.25~5/5 Extras: 3/5", Version: U.S.A / Region A, B, C
Title: Pixar Short Films Collection: Volume 1
MPEG-4 AVC BD-50
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Running time: 0:55:26
Movie size: 15,04 GB
Disc size: 31,89 GB
Total bit rate: 36.18 Mps
Video bit rate: 25.30 Mbps
LPCM 5.1 24-Bit/48kHz/6.9Mbps English
DD AC3 5.1-EX 640Kbps English / Spanish / French
Subtitles: English SDH / Spanish / French
Number of chapters: 16

Special Features
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#Audio Commentaries
#The Pixar Shorts: A Short History (HD, 23 minutes)
#Sesame Street Clips (SD, 6 minutes)

13 shorts included

# The Adventures of Andre and Wally B (1984)
# Luxo Jr. (1986)
# Red's Dream (1987)
# Tin Toy (1988)
# Knick Knack - Remastered (1989)
# Geri's Game (1997)
# For the Birds (2000)
# Mike's New Car (2002)
# Boundin' (2003)
# Jack-Jack Attack (2005)
# Mater and the Ghostlight (2006)
# One Man Band (2005)
# Lifted (2006)

"EXCELLENT DVD FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY", if you have seen all the movies that these shorts are allocated to but don't want to own them all just to see the shorts, then this dvd is a must, the blue ray edition is fantastic, just buy it you won't be disappointed

"great collection, ultimate quality!!", excelente colleccion de cortos, como todo lo de pixar, y observarlos en full 1080p HD es un deseo hecho realidad, aqui se aprecia la evolucion de la animacion por ordenador en tan solo un par de decadas y se disfruta el hecho de porque pixar es lo que es hoy en dia.
de lo mejor del Blu ray es los extras y en especial el documental.
muy recomendable compra.

"doesn't get much better", To watch Pixar at it's infant stages and watch it grow is amazing,can't wait for volume 2(and future Pixar movies

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Really Nice Collection", This is a really cool collection that makes you go wow over how good these animators were. Some of the stuff on this I could not believe had been done at the year they said they were made. My only sadness is that alot seemed to be missing, some shorts I thought I remembered weren't there, but I could have false memories, or maybe they are just waiting for another anthology.

"Good compilation", Got this last christmas and I really enjoyed it. Regular Pixar quality (= the funniest animated shorts around), but I wish there was more content on the disc. The "History of Pixar" featurette is informative and entertaining, but could be sooo much longer, I'm sure.

"Do not purchase if you own a Sharp Aquos BD-HP20U", I own the Sharp Aquos BD-HP20U. After setting up my new Home Theater (LCD TV, BD Player, Surround Sound, the whole 9 yds), I wanted something to demonstrate the ability of the new system. Thought this would be perfect since i could pop it in and show someone a few shorts.

After you get past the ads and into the main menu, you lose the sound. I have a brand new system and one of the first disc's I try to watch has no sound. Is it the disc, the player, the tv, or the audio system? A "Geek Squad" person tells me the bd player is defective. I return it for a new one. Still does not work. The next "Geek Squad" person tells me the disc is defective and to exchange it for a new one. Still does not work. I call sharp and they walk me through a software update, which does nothing.

Finally I just google BD-HP20U and Pixar and find several threads in various AV forums with people complaining that this disc simply does not work with the aquos player...

Quite a bit of greif this disc caused. Should come with a warning "Do not buy if you own one of these BD players.."

"Pixar does not disappoint", As usual, Pixar did it again!. They put an incredible collection of its shorts into one packed DVD. The Blu-Ray disc is worth it, note however that not all of the shorts are in wide screen Blu-Ray, but the quality is incredible. This is a must-buy for anyone who owns the Pixar movie collection.

"Great buy if you love Pixar", I think Pixar movies are fantastic, and their shorts are even better. They've got a lot of the older ones on here two, so it's fascinating to see the progression in the technology of computer animation and what they could do. The first couple shorts of course look like crap compared to what we are used to, but it's interesting when you realize they were made on computers with less processing power than your cell phone. It includes a nice "history of Pixar" thing that explains a lot of that. Also, computer animations (the recent ones anyway) offer easily the most noticeable upgrade in visual quality between BluRay and DVD. Often DVDs look just as good as BluRay for real live action (at least on my 32" 720p Samsung), however good computer animations like Pixar's post Toy Story work looks much better in BluRay. Highly recommended.