Bolt, G-FORCE, Chicken Little and Meet the Robinsons 3D Blu-rays

Walt Disney Home Entertainment will continue its aggressive support of 3D when it releases four catalog titles in the format on November 8th. The company has announced plans to bring Bolt, Chicken Little, G-FORCE and Meet the Robinsons to Blu-ray 3D in brand new combo packs. This will make the CG animated films available in Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, and DVD versions. Bolt will also include a fourth disc for a digital copy.

Of four titles in this announcement, Bolt is the only to have been previously released in 3D (the 2008 film was packaged as an exclusive with certain Sony HDTVs). Bolt centers on an energetic dog who is the star of a hit TV show. He is accidentally shipped from Los Angeles to New York and must journey through the real world to make it home to his owner Penny. The film features the voice talent of John Travolta and Miley Cyrus.

G-FORCE, which performed modestly it debuted in theaters in 2009, mixes CG animation with live action. The Jerry Bruckheimer production follows a group of guinea pigs acting as elite secret FBI agents. The film featured performances from Zack Galifianakis and Will Arnett and voice work from Nicolas Cage, Penelope Cruz and Tracy Morgan.

Meet the Robinsons was produced during Disney's acquisition of Pixar and was thus subject to many revisions. The film, which centers on a futuristic family, received mixed reviews from critics and failed to match the box office success of Pixar's films.

Chicken Little stands as the first Disney Animation Studios film to be completely animated in CG. The 2005 feature, which was loosely based on "The Sky is Falling" fable, follows a young chicken and the chaos that ensues when the coop believes that the sky is falling. It features the voice talents of Zach Braff, Don Knotts, Patrick Stewart and Joan Cusack.

The special features included for the four new editions seem to mirror those included on each film's previous Blu-ray release. Each combo pack has been priced at $44.99 with the exception of Bolt ($49.99). Look for pre-orders to go up on Amazon soon.