Format:

DVD

Edition:

2-Disc Set

Rating:

G

Director:

Eric Goldberg, Mike Gabriel

Release Date:

May 03, 2005

Genre:

Animation

UPC:

786936157147

Sub-Genre:

--

Region:

Genuine US (Region 1) Release, can be played on Region 1 (US & Canada), Region 2 (Europe) and Region 4 (Australia & New Zealand) DVD players

Condition:

Brand New

Movie description

The romance between the spirited Indian beauty Pocahontas and the handsome British captain John Smith is painted in dazzling colors and sweeping music. This 33rd animated feature from Disney boasts the voice talents of Mel Gibson, Linda Hunt, and David Ogden Stiers. Academy Award Nominations: 2. Academy Awards: 2, including Best Original Song--"Colors of the Wind."

Credits

Producer:

James Pentecost

Details

Edition:

2-Disc Set

Notes

DVD Features:

Region 1
2 Disc Set
Widescreen - 1.66
Disc 1: 10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION
Audio:
 Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - English
 Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - French
 Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - Spanish
Additional Release Material:
 Deleted Scenes
 Making Of - 1. THE MAKING OF POCAHONTAS
 Multilanguage Reel
Interactive Features:
 Interactive Game - FOLLOW YOUR HEART SET-TOP GAME
 Sing-Along
 Disney's Art Project - Build A Drum And Create A Dreamcatcher
Disc 2: ORIGINAL THEATRICAL RELEASE

Theatrical release: June 23, 1995.

POCAHONTAS is the 33rd full-length animated feature from Walt Disney Pictures.

Editorial reviews

"...Disney deserves praise for raising the ante on its ambitions in animation..."
Rolling Stone - p.115-6 - Peter Travers (07/13/1995)

"...Gorgeously aqua, almost chlorinated, color schemes..." -- 3 out of 4 stars
USA Today - p.1D - Mike Clark 

"...The story hooks from the start....The Disney artists have created a vivid palette for the picture. The colors are intense and play with nature..."
Variety - Jeremy Gerard (06/12/1995)

"...POCAHONTAS is the best looking of the modern Disney animated features, and one of the more thoughtful....What is especially good about POCAHONTAS is the artistry of the imagination..."
Chicago Sun-Times - Roger Ebert (06/16/1995)

Awards

1995 Academy Awards, Best Adapted or Musical Song/Score: Alan Menken
1995 Academy Awards, Best Adapted or Musical Song/Score: Stephen Schwartz
1995 Academy Awards, Best Original Song: Alan Menken
1995 Academy Awards, Best Original Song: Stephen Schwartz