Disneynature Chimpanzee Blu-ray Review

Disneynature’s best documentary yet, Chimpanzee, arrives on Blu-ray and DVD one week from today, on August 21. As much as I appreciated it on the big screen, the Blu-ray has only added to the experience.

Not only is the HD presentation of the film as flawless as expected, but the extras found on the Blu-ray enriched my understanding of what it takes to make a film like Chimpanzee.

With about 40 minutes of bonus material, On Location: The Making of Chimpanzee almost feels like another documentary in and of itself. After seeing the parts entitled “Forest of Bees” and “Camp Invaders”, I no longer wish I could have the job these guys have.

From start to finish, this release was done right; hopefully we’ll see more like it from Disneynature in the future.

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About Mike Bastoli

Mike Bastoli covers the world of animation on Big Screen Animation. From 2007 to 2011, he covered Pixar Animation Studios exclusively on The Pixar Blog. His blog became one of the most popular on the Web dedicated to Pixar news. In 2009, The New York Times online called it the “definitive unofficial chronicler of the animation powerhouse.” Besides Disney and Pixar, Mike is an avid fan of Apple and The Beatles. His favorite non-animated films include Forrest Gump, Father of the Bride (I &II), Jurassic Park, and Good Night and Good Luck. Mike is active on Twitter @BigScreenToons. He resides near Toronto.
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