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Genre: Animation | Family | Fantasy

With this release of The Complete Pluto: Volume One, Disney begins their fourth character-centered series in the Walt Disney Treasures line. Fans of vintage Disney cartoon shorts will need no encouragement to pick up this set and seeing as how it has been out for over a week at the time of writing this, enthusiasts are probably already enjoying this content. Classic Disney animated short films are not everyone's cup of tea, but the 28 presented here are easy to approach even with no knowledge or appreciation of other Disney productions from this era.

As such, I'd recommend this Pluto compilation before some of the other solid short film Disney Treasures. It's not sure to please all viewers, and undoubtedly some Treasures collectors are disappointed at the decision to split Pluto's career into two separate sets, which brings a somewhat light volume that recycles shorts that have appeared elsewhere. But these quibbles are rather minor, when you consider that Disney continues to cater to the fan's dream of comprehensive chronological cartoon collections.

There are three and a half hours of shorts featuring Disney's canine star Pluto, all of which have been presented with a care that is apparent in the wonderfully remastered picture and sound. Exactly one hour of bonus features, including a few standout featurettes, sweeten the set, and although they don't sufficiently cover everything about Pluto, there's room for more next time when Volume Two comes along. If classic Disney shorts tickle your fancy, then you'll be pleased to know that in spite of minor quibbles, this Complete Pluto set satisfies by and large, in the tradition of the fantastic Walt Disney Treasures line.

About Walt Disney Treasures:

The Walt Disney Treasures are two-disc DVD sets of classic Disney works, covering work from the studio's earliest days to more recent work. So far there have been nine waves of the DVDs, each comprising two, three or four different sets (adding up to a total of thirty different titles).

The DVD sets were the idea of film critic–historian Leonard Maltin, who appears on each set to introduce the DVDs, and to provide historical context to some of the more dated, and sometimes politically incorrect, works.

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