Charlotte's Web -Full Screen Edition-

Charlotte's Web (Widescreen Edition) E.B. White's classic tale gets a Babe-like makeover in Charlotte's Web, a delightful and well-made film that is sure to become a family classic. Directed by Gary Winick (13 Going on 30), the new version eschews the musical numbers of the 1973 cartoon and mixes CGI with live-actio...	Charlotte's Web 2 - Wilbur's Great Adventure E.B. Whites beloved tale continues with all-new adventures of wilbur the pig. Introducing wilburs new best friend cardigan the lamb the spider charlottes three daughters and the farmers niece fern this beautifully animated music filled story explores the themes of friendship and ...	Babe (Widescreen Special Edition) The surprise hit of 1995, this splendidly entertaining family film was nominated for six Academy Awards, including best picture, director, and screenplay, and deservedly won the Oscar for its subtly ingenious visual effects. Babe is all about the title character, a heroic little ...	Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Full Screen Edition) This remastered, pan-and-scan 30th-anniversary edition of that kiddie-car caper is flawed but solid family fare. It retains a quaint charm while some of the songs--including the title tune--are quite hummable. A huge plus is Dick Van Dyke, who is extremely appealing as an eccentr...	Happy Feet (Widescreen Edition) In the cold land of antarctica the emperor penguins each express their true love with a special heartsong of their own that expresses their very being. Hosever the misfit mumble cannot sing but instead has an extraordinary talent to tap dance with almost magical energy & expressi...
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Kids LOVE IT-better than the new version.
I bought this for my kids after we read the book. All of my kids age 2, 4 and 6 love it. To me, all the old stuff is much better than the modern versions. Gotta love the classics.

Charlotte's Web, a classic for young children
My three year old grandson loved Charlotte's Web. He sat through the whole thing which is unusual for him. Someday I hope he reads the book, which is so well written...

WHAT?!! No bonus features?!
Okay, all right, sorry if I had to *slam* such an wonderful, endearing classic (which it happens to be, for the record, so no sarcasm intended here), but what I don't get or understand is how Paramount could push something like this WITHOUT any bonus features (commentaries, behind-the-scenes info, and so on). I even once read where Debbie Reynolds said it took her two to three days for her to record the voice of Charlotte. Ever since 1973 (when CW first came out), children's TV/movies have taken nothing but a severe nose-dive, to the point where all you see nowadays is TOTAL CRAP. Who cares how Saturday morning-ish CW was, in terms of animation and the voice cast? All it shows is the versatility of both put out by Hanna-Barbera; there are probably those of us who don't seem to realize how good we had it then!!

A must have!
My children, who are now all grown up, must have watched this movie when it originally came out a hundred times. I purchased it for my grandson and he loves it just as much. Much better than the remake, the music is wonderful and it makes it special.

It's a classic!
This is the classic "Charlotte's Web" that everyone knows and remembers as a kid. The DVD is great quality and brings back those childhood memories.