A Bug's Life [Blu-ray]

It was great to finally watch this again after so many years. Reviews here and on [...] enticed me to buy this based on the PQ and AQ. The BD met my expectations and exceeded them!A thorough list of extras and all of the blooper clips only added to the overall satisfaction. I already owned the Cars BD, so I was pleased to add this movie as well. The PQ is clearly a 5/5 even though the animation clearly shows this to be early in the Pixar lineup. The AQ earns a hands-down 5/5 as well. What little .1 present is primarily from the wings of the grasshoppers and the rhino-beetle "Dim", but it's rich and thunderous, not boomie. All dialog was clear and supporting ambient sounds are present from the BD menu all the way to the end of the movie.A good buy, even when I got it at $22 from here at Amazon.

I think by now, Everyone has seen this movie and if you haven't, I'm sure all will enjoy it. I owned this on VHS and then on DVD. The reason I purchased the Blu-ray was because my DVD version was not enhanced for 16x9 TVs, and I knew the Blu-ray would be. I haven't tried any extra features with the blu-ray version and only have the picture quality to compare. The blu-ray version is more sharp, but the DVD version was pretty good to begin with. If I had a way to zoom in on the DVD version without changing my DVD upscale settings to 480, I would have just stayed with the DVD version...

I know A Bugs Life probably isn't the highest rated Pixar film around, but I really like it. I had this on preorder for quite a while and finally got it in this week.We got a chance to sit down and watch it last night and it looks ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! The detail and the color is so perfect. You could see every little pebble in the ant hill. I saw detail that I would have never even thought should be there before.Pixar makes some good quality movies and after viewing this, I'm very much looking forward to buying many more Pixar films on Blu-Ray.

Bought and returned this disk twice before finding the trick for making it work with PS3. It would just go to a black screen forever on title 49. If you are having issues playing this disk on your PS3 just go to System Settings and Restore the defaults. You'll have to re-setup the date/time and a few other things but that will do the trick. Also when asked after entering the disk tell the system that you do NOT want to enable BD live connection. Disk plays fine after this.

Viewed on a Panasonic 50" plasma via a Panasonic DMP-BD80 through a Yamaha RX-V869 receiver (5.1 speakers) and an HDMI splitter/amp.PQ - gorgeous!I own Wall-E and Ratatouille on blu-ray, and i think this looks the best of the three. 3D 'pop', detail and color are worth showing off. AQ - constant background of crickets and insect 'whine' is amazing. Check the AVS blu-ray tier forum for further opinions.extras are OK.

The Bluray works great. The only drawback is that it did not come with the code insert to redeem digital online copy.

Fun movie, and has some funny lines for the adults too. Has a few scary parts (grasshoppers' first arrival to the ant hill), but otherwise was OK for my almost-3-year-old.

Bought this for grandaughters 3 and 5. They love it. They watch it over and over again. A perfect gift. Highly recommend it if your looking for something for youngsters.

great

A1++