My family and I recently received a copy of the newest release from the Disney vault,
Lady And The Tramp: Diamond Edition, to review.

One of my favorite Disney movies of all times,
Lady And The Tramp follows the story of Lady, a pampered purebred Cocker Spaniel. One day she meets Tramp, a stray street savvy "mongrel" who lives a different kind of life, and doesn't understand Lady's loyalty to her family - and most importantly, the new baby. Alas, bad guys always cause a bit of trouble and Lady ends up in the pound. Will Tramp save her? And does that mean Tramp will have a new family?
Who can resist the famous spaghetti scene in this movie? Those terrible twin Siamese cats? ;) And let's not forget the fabulous voice of the late Peggy Lee throughout the movie? Getting to watch this movie on Blu-Ray - where it's been cleaned up a little, and the sound even clearer, was AMAZING. I was a little worried that a few moments might be a little too scary for my three year old, but she loved it just as much as I did when I was a little girl. (She now wants to make spaghetti & meatballs for our Corgis, LOL!)
Lady And The Tramp: Diamond Edition is a two disc set that includes the Blu-Ray version of the movie as well as the regular DVD version of the movie. The movie is also available in just the Blu-Ray, but I like these dual sets - they a good choice if you have portable DVD players etc, that aren't Blu-Ray capable, or if you're about to make the leap to buying a Blu-Ray player, and don't want to buy the same title twice. (and don't forget, this title also contains Disney Movie Rewards points!)
Both disc do contain bonus features as well as the movie itself. The regular DVD contains an interview called "Diane Disney Miller: Remembering Dad", where Walt Disney's Daughter talks about her father. The Blu-Ray disc contains the same, as well as a whole host of special features - three never before seen deleted scenes, a never before recorded song called "I'm Free As The Breeze", Disney's Second Screen (picture in picture) audio commentary called "Inside Walt's Story Meetings", "Lady's Pedigree: The Making of
Lady And The Tramp", "Finding Lady: The Art of the Storyboard", the original 1943 Storyboard version of the film, a "Bella Notte" music video, a featurette called "PuppyPedia: Going To The Dogs", "The Siamese Cat Song" - Finding A Voice For the Cats, excerpts from "Disneyland" TV Shows, and some trailers.
The discs also contain Fast Play, which is a navigation utility that automatically starts the disc as soon as it's put in the player and pretty much remembers your viewing preferences.
Lady And The Tramp: Diamond Edition is rated G, and safe for all ages - but do remember there are a few scary moments for the younger crowd. As it's an animated Disney movie, you don't really have to worry about there being any questionable scenes in the way of bad language.
Lady And The Tramp: Diamond Edition was released on Tuesday, February 7th, 2012, and will only be available for a limited time, so be sure to snag your copy soon. Rated G, the total running time (not including special features) is 76 minutes long. The suggested retail price for the 2 Disc Blu-Ray Combo is $39.99, but
Amazon has it available as of this posting for $24.99.
I received a copy of this DVD in order to view it and share my thoughts on it. All opinions are my own.