Ginza.se 101 Dalmatians

When Pongo and Perdita’s dalmatian puppies are dognapped, the (mainly) British animal kingdom comes to their rescue.

A young couple are overjoyed when their two dalmatians mate and produce 101 sprightly pups. Enter the evil Cruella De Vil, though - a harridan intent on turning them into a fur coat…

101 Dalmatians may often be overlooked in the long and storied list of Disney's best animated features, but it's a very good entry filled with heart and adventure. The SteelBook is a departure from the expected; the red stands out and the focus on villainy for the front cover is a welcome change of pace. The rear panel is a little more basic and the interior paneling is nice for the more crude but in many ways more fundamentally attractive hand-drawn rendering. Video and audio carry over from the previous issue as do most of the extras (some are new, some are gone, and some are now digital-only). For first-time buyers and packaging enthusiasts only.

101 Dalmatians may often be overlooked in the long and storied list of Disney's best animated features, but it's a very good entry filled with heart and adventure. This new "Signature Collection" release recycles previously issued video and audio presentations. As with most of the releases in this series, some new extras are included, a few are missing, and many are now digital-only. And as with other versions, it's difficult to enthusiastically recommend to anyone who is not a first-time buyer or a Disney completist (or packaging collectors ).

This is one of the most boring, dull, annoying and most unnecessary live action remakes of all time. Honestly, who wants to watch some trashy remake when they can watch the original heartwarming animated classic. There's a good Cruella performance but apart from that all I can say is. Why?