| Release | Mar 10, 2009 |
| Video | Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 |
| Audio |
English: Dolby Digital 5.1 |
| Subtitles | Spanish, French, English |
| Studio | Walt Disney Home Entertainment |
| Year | 1940 |
| Genre | Animation, Family, Musical, Fantasy |
- DISC ONE
- Pinocchio’s Matter of Facts. Learn fun facts about Pinocchio and other related subjects as you watch the movie
- Audio Commentary. An all-new audio commentary with Leonard Maltin, Eric Goldberg and J. B. Kaufman
- Disney Song Selection. Select this option to sing along with favorite songs as the lyrics appear onscreen
- DISC TWO
- No Strings Attached: The Making of Pinocchio. Witness the behind-the scenes magic that transformed Carlo Collodi’s popular book into a classic animated film
- Deleted Scenes
- Alternate Ending--A recently uncovered set of small storyboard panels reveal plans for a different version of Pinocchio becoming a real boy
- The Sweat Box. The Sweatbox was a small projection room at the Disney studio where Walt critiqued story reels, rough animation, and dailies of films in progress with his anxious artists. This piece traces the history of the Sweatbox and brings to life this important part of Walt Disney’s artistic process
- Live Action Reference Footage
- Pinocchio Art Galleries
- Deleted Songs. An audio collection of period “pop” recordings of songs that not used in the final film.
- Pinocchio Puzzles - Hosted by Jiminy Cricket, Pinocchio’s Puzzles is a multi-tiered Puzzle game that contains six unique wooden puzzles for the viewer to assemble. Each puzzle forms an image from the film that comes to life once they are complete
Join Geppetto's beloved puppet -- with Jiminy Cricket as his guide -- on a thrilling quest that tests Pinocchio's bravery, loyalty and honesty, virtues he must learn to become a real boy. The one and only PINOCCHIO will live on forever in the heart of anyone who has wished upon a star.
Lonely woodcarver Geppetto longs for a child, and his wish is partially granted when the Blue Fairy brings his wooden marionette Pinocchio to life. In order to become a real boy, Pinocchio must prove himself worthy. He sets out into the world, accompanied by his "conscience," Jiminy Cricket. Pinocchio is led astray by the wicked fox J. Worthington Fowlfellow, first to "a life in the theater"- Stromboli's puppet show - and then to Pleasure Island, where boys behave like (and become!) jackasses. Pinocchio redeems himself by saving Geppetto from Monstro, the whale.
Lonely woodcarver Geppetto longs for a child, and his wish is partially granted when the Blue Fairy brings his wooden marionette Pinocchio to life. In order to become a real boy, Pinocchio must prove himself worthy. He sets out into the world, accompanied by his "conscience," Jiminy Cricket. Pinocchio is led astray by the wicked fox J. Worthington Fowlfellow, first to "a life in the theater"- Stromboli's puppet show - and then to Pleasure Island, where boys behave like (and become!) jackasses. Pinocchio redeems himself by saving Geppetto from Monstro, the whale.
Walt Disney Home Entertainment
presents
Jack MercerPatricia PageEvelyn VenableMel BlancDickie JonesDon BrodieChristian RubWalter CatlettCliff EdwardsMarion DarlingtonFrankie DarroCharles Judels"Pinocchio"
Written byCarlo CollodiWritten byTed SearsWritten byOtto EnglanderWritten byWebb SmithWritten byWilliam CottrellWritten byJoseph SaboWritten byErdman PennerWritten byAurelius BattagliaWritten byBill Peetproduced byWalt Disney
directed byHamilton Luskedirected byBen Sharpsteen
Production Year: 1940
Written byCarlo CollodiWritten byTed SearsWritten byOtto EnglanderWritten byWebb SmithWritten byWilliam CottrellWritten byJoseph SaboWritten byErdman PennerWritten byAurelius BattagliaWritten byBill Peetproduced byWalt Disney
directed byHamilton Luskedirected byBen Sharpsteen
Production Year: 1940
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