There are bloopers (2 min.), six incomplete deleted scenes (6 min.), three music videos, and Disney's bonus trailers, including one for Tim Burton's upcoming Alice in Wonderland. "Bruckheimer Animated" (3 min.) has the producer talk about how great he is, while "Access Granted: Inside the Animation Labs" (8 min.) talks to the process of creating CGI guinea pigs.
There's "Buster's Boot Camp" (5 min.) where Morgan walks you through the tools of the trade, and "G-Force Mastermind" (4 min.) on Hoyt Yeatman's kid, who came up with the idea for the film. ACP Yashwardhan, a dutiful and honest police officer, teams up with RAW agent Kamaljit Kaur to expose an inside informer who leaks sensitive information to a foreign agency targeting the RAW agents. The Blu-ray is decked out with the Cinexplore mode, which offers commentary by director Hoyt Yeatman, and Rockwell and Morgan in character (the two pop in and out), and this also comes with stills and storyboards, and can also be viewed in a branching video mode that goes to more behind the scenes information, and more footage of the cast recording their dialogue. The soundtrack is 5.1 DTS-HD, and the picture is widescreen (2.35:1). Some movies like G-Force: Home (2015), Megamind (2010), Cats & Dogs (2001), Penguins of Madagascar (2014), Aliens in the Attic (2009). But when you've got over 150 eps from which to choose and a limited amount of time in which to do it, you grab what's closest and get to work.
The bottom line: any film that hires Neicy Nash and Loudon Wainwright III for bit parts can't be all bad.ĭisney presents the film on Blu-ray with a DVD copy of the movie, and a digital copy, so you can watch it virtually anywhere. BEST OF G-FORCE presents re-dubbed English-speaking versions of 7 of the uncut Gatchaman episodes (though I question whether I'd consider these seven eps among the 'best' of the series.
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