Best Disney film since The Incredibles? (Robert W. Butler, 
			McClatchy Newspapers) You betcha! The latest and greatest computer 
			generated movie has arrived on Blu-ray which allows users to 
			experience this awesome movie in glorious high definition video and 
			sound. Starring John Travolta as Bolt, the movie revolves 
			around one of Hollywood's biggest show, a TV series called Bolt 
			which its lead star being a super powered canine. 
			
		
			
			With slight parallels of the Truman Show, the director of 
			Bolt has carefully created a story around this dog, however has done 
			his utmost to ensure that Bolt thinks it is real. When Bolt screams 
			his superbark or lasers come from his eyes, the special effects 
			department and actors ensure that it appears that it is coming from 
			our canine hero. 
			
			Unfortunately the popularity of show is lacking for viewers between 
			18 to 35 and the director is forced to stage a "cliff hanger" ending 
			which accidentally results in Bolt being shipped to New York due to 
			two meddling cats. Once in New York, Bolt attempts to make his way 
			back to Hollywood in order to be with his onscreen owner Penny whom 
			both share a close bond. 
			
			Fate throws Bolt another "bone" and he discovers that Styrofoam has 
			taken away "his" powers, unbeknown to him that he never actually had 
			powers. On the streets and directionless, he meets a street smart 
			cat called mittens (Miley Cyrus)  who are joined by Bolt's 
			number one fan, Rhino, a hamster in the ball and together they must 
			make the journey back to Hollywood through comedy, drama and action.
			
			
			Although Bolt is an animated film, it can be watched by everyone, 
			whether you're four or forty or even eighty, this feel good movie 
			about one dog's journey of discovery and pathway back to his owner 
			will have you laughing and on the edge of your seat.
			
			There's some great cameos in the movie and the pigeons in the movie 
			are really surreal to watch, especially because of their pigeon-like 
			movements which I found a tad creepy... although in a good way. 
			Needless to say, from the very first minutes of the movie from the 
			action of Bolt and his "owner" Penny being chased through the 
			streets or the reunion at the end, I thoroughly enjoyed this movie 
			and dare I admit it, it was probably one of the best movies that I 
			have watched all year on Blu-ray. 
			
		
			In 
			regards to Blu-ray, the video quality is stunning and the attention 
			to detail almost makes it look like you are looking at real animals 
			come to life on your high definition TV. The colours and super sharp 
			images are fantastic and this is easily one of the best Blu-ray 
			discs in terms of quality. Match that with high definition sound and 
			through our Logitech sound system, the movie sounded phenomenal and 
			make good use of the speakers. 
			
			This presentation also comes with the DVD disc which is a great idea 
			as it can be given to another member of the family or watched in 
			another room on DVD as I'm sure that not everyone has Blu-ray in all 
			their rooms. The extras are entertaining, especially the short film 
			about Rhino, it's a pure classic and there's a variety of 
			featurettes and even the music video of the movie. Definitely some 
			interesting and fun special features!
			In 
			conclusion, Bolt is a great fun movie that can be watched by 
			everyone any anyone. Even though the story is highly entertaining, 
			on Blu-ray, it transforms the movie into an amazing magical journey 
			that oozes with Disney magic. Highly Recommended!
			
			Special features
			
			Disc 1
			
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				Super Rhino Short
 
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				In session with Miley Cyrus and 
				John Travolta
 
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				Music Video
 
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				A New Breed of Directors: The 
				Filmakers Journey
 
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				Deleted Scenes
 
				- 
				
				Act, Speak! The Voices of Bolt
				 
				- 
				
				Creating the World of Bolt
				 
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				Bolt's Be-Awesome mission game
				 
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				Bolt Art Gallery
 
			
			
			Disc 1