"Cinderella" is the most-filmed story in movie history. Mention the name to most people, they'll inevitably think of this 1950 animated classic, and with good reason. Though obvious liberties are taken with the original tale, this is the definitive Hollywood version of the story, and arguably the last of Disney's truly great animated films until "The Little Mermaid" 39 years later. For it's DVD release, Disney has pulled out all the stops in restoring the picture & sound to its original pristine glory...the transfer of this film is easily one of their best, making "Cinderella" look like a brand new film. The ample set of extras range from very good to phenomenally stupid (who really gives a damn about teenage Disney tarts performing in a techno remake of "A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes?"). Another goofy feature is ESPN Classic's "Cinderella Stories," which is exactly what you think it is, but seems hilariously out of place for inclusion in this package. Still, since the shameless self-promoting Disney empire owns ESPN, I guess I shouldn't be too surprised.