While Disney has maintained a relatively low profile in the war of words between studios backing one or the other of the high-def disc formats, CEO Robert Iger spoke out in support of Blu-ray this week during the company's quarterly analyst call.

In a surprise shuffling of its previously-announced June Blu-ray release slate, street date bumps now appear likely for a quartet of highly-anticipated hits including 'Cars,' 'The Rock,' 'Con Air' and 'Crimson Tide.'

Buena Vista Home Entertainment will bring last year's IMAX hit 'Roving Mars' to Blu-ray this summer, the studio has announced today.

Buena Vista Home Entertainment is dropping off an early Christmas present for Blu-ray fans, announcing a November 20 street date for the holiday hit 'Santa Clause 3: Escape Clause.'

In a pair of Blu-ray firsts for Disney, the studio will unleash their premiere two-disc and BD-Java-enhanced titles when it brings the blockbuster 'Pirates of the Caribbean' films to the format this spring.

Buena Vista has debuted a new online video trailer previewing a dozen of their biggest 2007 Blu-ray disc releases, including a first look at the still-unannounced next-gen release of 'Sin City.'

Confirming street dates and specs for its winter Blu-ray line-up, Disney has unveiled details for four top catalog titles, including 'Chicken Little,' 'Finding Neverland,' 'King Arthur' and 'G.I. Jane.'

In what are sure to be three of the biggest-selling next-gen titles yet, Disney has set Spring street dates for the Blu-ray releases of the blockbuster 'Pirates of the Caribbean' films, and Pixar's first high-def title, 'Cars.'

Blu-ray title announcements continue to make a strong showing at CES, with Buena Vista set to unleash an extensive wave of major blockbusters and top catalog hits in 2007.

Offering a tantalizing preview on its recent DVD release of 'Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest,' Disney appears to have a bountiful 2007 lined up for Blu-ray fans.

Walt Disney Home Entertainment has set a November 21 street date for its third wave of Blu-ray disc titles, led by the Jodie Foster hit 'Flightplan.'

Disney is holding off on releasing its biggest guns on Blu-ray in 2006, CEO Bob Iger confirmed during the companies annual third-quarter conference call yesterday.