This outrageous sky-high comedy gets an upscale presentation on DVD. This edition of Soul Plane has been given a letterboxed transfer to disc in the widescreen aspect ratio of 1.85:1, which has been enhanced for anamorphic playback on 16 x 9 monitors. The original English-language audio track has been mastered in Dolby Digital 5.1, as is a French-dubbed alternate track; the Spanish-dubbed version appears in Dolby Digital Surround, with optional English, French, and Spanish subtitles also included. Bonus materials include a commentary track (featuring actors Kevin Hart, Tom Arnold, Gary Anthony Williams, and Godfrey, and director Jessy Terrero), a collection of deleted scenes and outtakes, a short documentary on the making of the movie, a gallery of production photos, the original theatrical trailer, and more.

William Malone's remake of William Castle's classic spook story House on Haunted Hill scored high marks for special effects and humor but is basically inferior to the original. Malone's version does, however, get the benefit of this superb DVD repackaging, which does much to compensate for the movie's frailties. An excellent anamorphic widescreen transfer of the film gives it a crisp, balanced look, with no visible flaws or defects. The Dolby Digital 5.1 audio track has clearly been mixed to prioritize the sound effects rather than the dialogue, ensuring that all the eerie creaks and clanks are rendered with maximum impact. The disc comes with an excellent array of additional features, including the original theatrical trailers for both Malone's and Castle's films. The 20-minute "Tale of Two Houses" featurette analyzes the two versions in some depth and is thoroughly absorbing, even if it leaves the viewer surer than ever that Castle's original is the better of the two. Six behind-the-scenes mini-documentaries explain many of the undeniably impressive special effects used in the film, and among the DVD-ROM features is a silly but mildly entertaining game called "Escape from the House." Director Malone introduces the deleted footage from the movie, including a strangely low-key but amusing epilogue, and explains the reasons for the deletions. He also provides a commentary track, and his observations are generally very interesting and incisive. House on Haunted Hill may be only a moderately successful horror film, but judged on its own terms this is an outstanding disc.

SynopsisStart your engine and enter the hilarious world of Disney/Pixar's animated feature film, Cars. Play as all your favorite motor-mouths as you help Lightning McQueen capture the Pistol Cup Championship. Relive the fun and excitement of the movie with a thrilling story-based adventure.Burn rubber as you challenge yourself in more than 30 races and mini games. Play as more than 10 different comical Cars characters. Enjoy an immersive experience that features the real actors' voices from the movie. You can even race against your friends in multiplayer action and make them eat your dust.