"Garfield Gets Real" is a feature length CGI animated tale in which a bored Garfield decides to spice up his life by transporting himself from the cartoon world to the real world. As nice as it is to see Garfield creator Jim Davis deeply involved in this project, it's a shame the story is as flat as a pancake. You'd think a personal story by Davis about feeling as if Garfield has run out of jokes and steam would be interesting, but unfortunately the movie just goes to show how tired the character has become. While "Garfield Gets Real" is leagues better than the two ulcer-worthy live-action Garfield movies, that still isn't saying much. Don't bother with this one. The movie is presented in a semi-murky 1.78:1 widescreen format with a 5.1 Dolby Surround track. Extras include 3 games (2 on DVD-ROM), bloopers, trailers for "The Fantastic 4: World's Greatest Heroes," "Care Bears: Oopsy Does It," "Firehouse Dog," and Strawberry Shortcake: The Sweet Dreams Movie." The disc also contains 6 featurettes titled: "Pencils, Paws, And Ink: Creating The Garfield Comic Strip," "Jim Davis: Raw And Un-Cat," "The Animation Process," "Legends Working Together," "Finding Your Voice," and "Animating From The Seoul."