Running time: 70 minutes. Rated G. On video and DVD. ‘LADY and the Tramp II: Scamp’s Adventure” is a doggedly faithful – but only moderately entertaining – direct-to-video sequel to one ...

The lone bonus to the DVD is a featurette about reviving the ... is code for super deluxe cleaned up Blu-ray version) is Lady and the Tramp. A classic piece of Disney cinema that will forever ...

50 years after its initial release, Walt Disney's doggy romance Lady And The Tramp is still utterly beguiling ... generous Disney package, but this DVD is also set apart by having so much ...

Lady and the Tramp is an irresistible song-filled adventure about Lady, a lovingly pampered Cocker Spaniel, and Tramp, a roguish mutt from across the Tracks. But when Aunt Sarah moves in with her ...

Speaking of blasts from the past: DVD edition of “Lady and the Tramp II” includes three ’40s Pluto cartoons among its “bonus features.” But wait, there’s more. A making-of featurette ...

There's lots to recommend this gorgeous romance – the Siamese cats, dopey hound Trust, who has lost his sense of smell – but the scene where Lady and Tramp share a plate of spaghetti ...

Following the first batch of reviews for Disney+'s 'Lady and the Tramp,' most critics agreed that the live-action remake falls flat compared to the 1955 animated film. By Katherine Schaffstall ...

Charlie Bean directs a straight-to-streaming remake of 1955's doggie romance 'Lady and the Tramp.' By John DeFore ... out during the heyday of VHS and DVD, it is nearly personality-free ...

50 years after its initial release, Walt Disney's doggy romance Lady And The Tramp is still utterly beguiling ... generous Disney package, but this DVD is also set apart by having so much ...

And while Lady and the Tramp is noteworthy for being the first animated film in CinemaScope – a format often associated with spectacle – it's a rather down-to-earth affair that lacks the epic ...