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Big Idea's Biblically-themed, computer-generated Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie tapped out at about 26 million dollars in domestic box office, but the producers nonetheless were ready for an all-out home video assault. The double-disc DVD contains hours of appealing original material, from the whimsical interactive menus to the bright behind-the-scenes featurettes, much of it with a fresh twist. Nothing is static. For instance, on disc two, the "Concept Art" galleries page through the pre-production renderings with detailed, separate audio commentaries by vice president of visual development Michael Spooner (nine minutes) and art director Joe Sapulich (21 minutes); three scenes are detailed in "Progression Reels," quartering the screen to show the CG film craft from storyboard to finished product. Under the "Games" heading are "Blind Puzzle," in which blindfolded players (human actors) assemble a puzzle by following vocal directions (it's said to teach compassion), and "Second Chance Card," which shows a family issuing homemade cards when they've been wronged by a family member (it teaches forgiveness). There are live-action music videos (Chris Rice, the Newsboys, Relient K), trivia games, a "karaoke" function, a read-along storybook, and a plethora of how-they-did-it featurettes. "Outtakes" (with a Spanish-language option) are plain goofy, and the humor of this gimcrack, pioneered by Pixar, may have played itself out. But "Digital Dailies" goes a step above the outtakes by providing character commentary à la Mystery Science Theater. Disc one includes the feature film (in Dolby 2.0 or 5.1) and commentaries.

The first three installments of director Michael Bay's Transformers series are included in this collection. Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf) is introduced to his partner in crime Mikaela Banes (Megan Fox) and Optimus Prime and the Autobots, as well as the sinister Decepticons, is in 2007's Transformers. Despite their efforts to lead a normal life, Sam and Mikaela are pulled back into the war between the war of the Transformers in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009). Sam and his new ally, Carly (Rosie Huntington-Whiteley), are forced to reach the moon and access a powerful spacecraft before the Decepticons get to it in the third chapter, Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011). John Turturro and Tyrese Gibson appear in co-starring roles through the anthology.