This week's new DVD & Blu-ray

Fantasia/ Fantasia 2000 DVD & Blu-Ray, Walt Disney Though held in fairly high regard, one can't help but feel that had Fantasia come from any studio other than Disney it would be held up as one of the all-time great achievements of cinema. Now 70 years old, this mix of stunning animation and ingenious special effects providing the visuals to some classy classical music still feels fresh, timeless and unique. Other than its impossibly high standards, the other thing that makes Disney stand out from their peers is that it never throws anything away. Perhaps as it was founded by artists and not businessmen, Disney Studios could always see the importance of preserving every last scribble or doodle. In 1945 Walt Disney brought Salvador Dalí to his studios to collaborate on Destino, a short film that would bring the surrealist's melting clocks, swarms of ants and negative-space drawings to life. Dalí spent eight months working on designs and storyboards with Disney's John Hench – often the pair would work on the same drawings, highly unusual for Dalí. Hundreds of pieces of artwork were created but only 17 seconds of finished film. Not only do you get the 2003 version of Destino, there's also a hugely fascinating 80-minute documentary on the entire project and Dalí's days in Hollywood. You get all this on the Blu-Ray of Fantasia's so-so sequel Fantasia 2000 (only available packaged with Fantasia). This is one case where the extra material by far eclipses the film it's attached to. How To Train Your Dragon Cute cartoon about a bunch of teen Vikings learning to tame wild beasts. DVD & Blu-Ray, Dreamworks The Karate Kid Jackie Chan teaches Jaden Smith the power of crane-style in this 1980s remake. DVD & Blu-Ray, Sony Absolutely Fabulous: Absolutely Everything Bolly-good box set with all five series and the Christmas specials. DVD, 2 Entertain Lip Service BBC3's snappy lesbian drama starring Ruta Gedmintas. DVD & Blu-Ray, Universal Merlin Series 3 Vol 1 Six episodes from BBC1's teenage Camelot. DVD & Blu-Ray, Fremantle