This great DTV movie looks even better in high defintion, though the benefits are modest.

While not faithful 100 percent, Horton Hears a Who! is close enough to Seuss’ original to be a perfectly fun film.

The performance capture film gets a second look on HD DVD, which offers superb video and audio, as well as even nicer bonus features.

Jerry Beck brings animation fans another treat. The text in this one may not bring any revelations, but the book fulfills its intended purpose as a very cool scrapbook.

Take a look back at the big year animation had on both high-def optical disc formats — Blu-ray and HD-DVD.

From the best to the worst, here are our top ten DVD picks of the year, including some other worthy titles and those to stay clear of, as well as our top three motion pictures!

Jerry Seinfeld’s Bee Movie has some fun moments but just isn’t buzzworthy.

The Simpsons Movie is definitely not the “Best. Movie. Ever.” But it does deliver the laughs.

Ratatouille is simply one of the best animated films ever made - a feast for animation fans, especially when compared to the fast-food fare we’re served from other studios.

Original, well cast, beautiful to look at, and fun, Surf’s Up is a reminder of just why we love animation.