Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment is hitting the road to promote the Blu-ray Disc format. The national mall tour will tout the next-generation format's advantages to consumers. By Thomas K.

EXCLUSIVE: Disney is shuttering Blue Sky Studios, the $5.9 billion global-grossing former 20th Century Fox animation division that during its run churned out 13 feature films including the Ice Age ...

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The Blu-ray Disc juggernaut continues as Disney said Thursday that it will release five more Platinum Collection animated classics on Blu-ray. By Thomas K. Arnold, The Associated Press The Blu-ray ...

The Walt Disney Company has decided to dissolve Blue Sky, one of its animation studios, starting in April. As a result, production on that studio’s 2022 release Nimona has been cancelled. Disney ...

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No sooner has Disney put a spring in AV fans’ steps by announcing last week that excellent Predator spin-off Prey was getting a 4K Blu-ray release having been initially a streaming only title than ...

Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (WDSHE) announced today more innovations in the Blu-ray format with the Studio’s first ever Platinum Blu-ray release, the Studio’s first BD-Live title, and full ...

Andor's first season is one of four new Disney+ originals coming to 4K Blu-ray this spring. As you can see from the photographs of all four releases scattered throughout this article, each edition ...

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Today was supposed to have been a celebratory day at Blue Sky Studios, the Greenwich, Connecticut-based animation studio that is releasing its twelfth feature, Ferdinand. Instead, the enthusiasm for ...