In Walt Disney Pictures' animated feature BROTHER BEAR beautiful animation of the Pacific Northwest depicts wonderfully intimidating snowcapped mountains and glaciers, beautiful springtime forest scenes, rivers full of leaping salmon, and lots of interesting wildlife--from tiny squirrels and chipmunks to giant wooly mammoths. The colors and movement of the film are dazzling and dreamlike, while the upbeat musical score includes songs by Phil Collins and Tina Turner. The story carries messages about the power of friendship and community, the difficulty of losing a loved one, and the highs and lows of growing up. Kenai (Joaquin Phoenix) is a boy who longs to become a man but must learn a valuable lesson before he can achieve the maturity it requires. At a tribal ceremony the spirits give him the symbol of the bear, which stands for love. Then, through a series of events, he is transformed into a bear. Kenai must brave the wild, with only a little bear-cub brother, Koda (Jeremy Suarez), to guide him.

Special Features:
Anamorphic Widescreen

English DD5.1 DTS 5.1 Surround

THX Certified

Koda's Outtakes - Join Koda as he shares some hysterical 'outtakes' from the making of the film.

Rutt and Tuke's Home Theater - Check out Rutt and Tuke's commentary while you watch the film and find out what went on behind-the-scenes.

Find Your Totem - Answer Tanana's questions and find out what your totem is.

Bone Puzzle - Piece together the bones and figure out which animal they belong to.

Bear Legends - Listen closely and learn three different Bear Legends that were inspiration for the film.

Making Noise - Jeremy Suarez, the voice of Koda takes you on a fun filled tour teaching you how they made the sound effects for the film.

Art Review - Watch the incredible process of creating character looks and turning live-action into animation.

Music - The never heard before 'Fishing Song' written and introduced by Phil Collins.

Music - 'Look Through My Eyes' Music Video featuring Phil Collins.

Music - 'Transformation' music video written by Phil Collins and later translated into Inuit.

Deleted Scenes - Watch three deleted scenes featuring all your favourite characters and meet a hilarious squirrel, Muri, who didn't make the final cut.