Bambi [Signature Edition] [Blu-ray/DVD] [Only @ Best Buy] [1942]

Excellent my kids loved it, I personally enjoyed never seen the film entirely is very nice.

I really enjoyed watching again my kids love this movie a true Disney Classic

As a Disney fan I needed to just collect the classics. For years I missed out on the other previous Disney Blu-ray releases but with the new Signature Collection it was another chance! Yes, unfortunately Disney films rarely ever go down in price unless you're looking at the not-so-big films. For newer releases you're looking at a price of at least $24.99 or $19.99 if you're lucky. Though its well worth it! Film is a classic, still holds up and still impacts like it always has. Picture and Sound quality is the best its ever been and the features have been plentiful. A must own!

Beautiful movie that looks great on this blu-ray version. The type of handmade animation is looking better and better considering that they don’t make movies like this anymore. The story is very popular and there are numerous movies that came after “Bambi” that tried to used the emotional punch that the Disney movie did decades ago. If you love animation, there is no doubt this movie has to be in your collection

These are timeless cultural generational gems that should be shared and passed on to our kids. As nostalgic as they are for myself in watching these as a child, my children also enjoy them... somewhat. Now a days, cartoons and movies are so bright, colorful, loud, and fast-paced, that I find my kids getting bored watching these movies, but I still expose them to the classic Disney flix.

I have to admit I never saw the movie. I bought it for my close friends little daughter and I had it directly shipped to her. But what I can say is I was sent a video of her watching it and she was beaming with happiness. So as far as I’m concerned it’s worth all five stars. If you need a movie I recommend you buy yours at BestBuy.

I picked up this Disney Classic for under $10 to play in the mini-van Entertainment System. I play it when taking the kids to school. It is my way to exposing them to Classic Disney, as the car movies always seem to capture their attention. Otherwise I would not find them watching Bambi in their own time at home.

If you haven't seen this Disney classic, you're probably living under a rock. It's essentially a tale about growing up and perseverance in the face of adversity told through the lens of a young buck named Bambi. In terms of the transfer, this blu-ray disc is actually the same transfer as the Diamond Edition from a few years back. Short of any possible future 4k UHD release, this is still the best this movie could ever look on home video. This 1080p disc extracts every last nuance of hand-brushed detail that the 1080p blu-ray format can muster. The colors are vibrant, yet natural. Detail is pristine and is only limited by the sometimes intentionally soft look of certain scenes. If you have a 4k TV, the upscaled image is a real treat. The available Disneyview panels that fill the ugly 4:3 ratio vertical black bars are super-tasteful and are perfectly matched to their respective scenes. As for the sound, the 7.1 DTS-HDMA is surprisingly full and engaging, especially considering its age. Bass is quite solid and the rear channels are quite active, with considerably more left/right and rear channel activity than Pinocchio or Snow White which are much more center-channel-heavy tracks (understandable considering they were from 1937 and 1939, respectively. Fantasia - also from '39 - of course had it's very own special 'surround sound' process). If you didn't pick this up when it was first released on blu-ray a few years back, you owe it to yourself to do so right now!