In a world of animation dominated by sad-sack robots, existential action figures and fish that have lost their way, it's refreshing to watch a pixilated hero who's not afraid of a little rumble -- and one who wasn't borne of the expert hands at Pixar. DreamWorks' tale of a lowly panda who becomes a star kung fu pupil performed so well at the box office, those crafty studio heads decided to change the home video game themselves, releasing Kung Fu Panda with a day-and-date companion sequel DVD (Secrets of the Furious Five) AND debuting them both on a Sunday instead of the industry-standard Tuesday. John McCain could have used this kind of maverick thinking months ago.

Pick up Kung Fu Panda and along with it, a host of all-new bonus features that include featurettes, commentary, and more; the extras-laden 2-disc and Blu-ray editions will host an additional set of interactive games, and featurettes, while the Blu-ray disc itself boasts even more.