Disney’s The Little Mermaid is coming to 4K Ultra HD for the first time. The animated classic is getting a Walt Disney Signature Collection release on Digital, 4K Ultra HD, and Blu-ray next month.

In addition to that, fans of the movie will be excited to learn that over 45 minutes of new bonus features will also be included in the release. You can find all of the details and release dates, along with a trailer for the new home video release, below.

It’s almost impossible to top The LEGO Movie‘s great song “Everything Is Awesome.” While it may have lost the chance to win an Academy Award, it definitely left behind a legacy for being a very upbeat, cheery, and unforgettable tune. It wouldn’t be much of a LEGO Movie without that signature song. So they will try to up things in the sequel The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part with a song titled “Catchy Song,” which includes lyrics like “This song’s gonna get stuck inside your head.”

The full song from the cast and Dillon Francis featuring T-Pain and That Girl Lay Lay has now been shared online along with a brief featurette about the song. Check them out below.

It’s hard to believe that it’s already been a little over five years since Rick and Morty first aired. Especially considering there’s only been three seasons so far. Food Network churns out 22 seasons of some of their shows in the same amount of time.

We’re currently a little over 15 months into our wait for Rick and Morty season four, with no return window in sight yet. The wait for season two was around 15 months. The wait for season three was a particularly painful one, lasting about 18 months. But fans are used to earning those new seasons with unwavering patience. Something that’s much easier now that we know that lots and lots of new episodes are coming our way.

If you haven’t seen the animated comedy yet, or you don’t own any of the seasons yet, a new box set containing all three seasons is coming to Blu-ray and DVD soon. You can find all of the details on it below.

Among one of the best things about Ralph Breaks The Internet is when Princess Vanellope (Sarah Silverman) sings “A Place Called Slaughter Race.” It is a hilarious satire on Disney songs where a princess has their own musical moments and expresses their search for what they truly desire through song. The self-deprecating sequence pokes fun at how these princesses break into song spontaneously and is set against the grimy and deadly world of the racing game Slaughter Race.

Now fans of that song can now experience it in all its fun and silly glory with the newly released “A Place Called Slaughter Race” music video. Check it out below.

Brad Bird, the man who brought us a superhero family and a Parisian rat who can cook, along with Ethan Hunt scaling the world’s tallest building, is about to take on something very unexpected: a musical.

During an interview, Bird confirmed that he would reunite with his long-time music composing collaborator Michael Giacchino for an original live-action and animated hybrid musical. More on the report below.