

Both Target and Walmart would be having not one but two unique Blu-ray combo packs at the hoofs of many. Walmart's exclusive Blu-ray version including a super cute My Little Pony water bottle, while the Target exclusive Blu-ray version including stickers as well as a fun activity book! But what about the actual content included on the releases, well aside from the box art being different in minor aspects, the content is pretty much the same deal. You get a digital copy in terms of Ultra Violent digital watch it anywhere downloadable, with other features being a deleted scene, a My Little Pony Equestria Girls spin off series to the My Little Pony Friendship is Magic series short, baking with Pinkie Pie segment showing clips of the film, as Pinkie Pie shows you how to bake what else cupcakes! While Making Magic with the Mane 6 and their New Friends piece shows some behind the scenes feature, as well as The Journey Beyond Equestria segment doing the same, detailing more behind the scenes input with the cast and crew. As the "I'm the Friend You Need" music video demonstrates an in-depth look in the recording process with movie clips filtered in, as an added bonus short being of the Hanakui short, an animated series with its episode titled "Full of Treasures", pretty much the same short episode shown prior to the film, when it was in theaters. Again both Target and the Walmart editions containing the same special features.


In terms of quality, the film looks quite impressive when watching it on Blu-ray, while the DVD version looks just as stunning in the ways of glimmer and sparkly goodness of fun! All in all, the film as a whole, is very much like the series it is based off of, My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, whether you have been a fan of the series since its current generation, or a fan of even previous generations dating back to the 80's era. The My Little Pony The Movie is one you will enjoy, and is fun for all age ranges, big or small, young or old. Lots of laughs, great animation style, with great acting, and storytelling, bring it all to life, right there on the small screen for all to take in, for now, tomorrow, and many more years to come of course.
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