Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin - The Untold Story

Been a Family Guy fan ever since they first came out and through the cancellations. This set I had to get because it had blue harvest on Blu-Ray even though I have the movie on regular DVD. The last one wasnt as good as the first 2 but you have to do the last one since they did the first 2. I would recommend anyone to get this as an upgrade for their set if they are a family guy fan. Its a must have for the Family Guy fan that has a Blu-Ray Player.

Right off the bat, if you enjoyed the first Family Guy Star Wars fare, youre more than likely going to enjoy this one as well. The jokes arent as good, but theres tons of good references to pop culture and the usual Family Guy quirks. I give it a 3.5 out of 5 for the show itself. But, if you get it, just get it on DVD. The Blu-ray is more expensive and just not worth it since upscalers in BD players will do more than enough to make this work on your HD TV, especially since its not wide screen but the usual 4:3 SD ratio and the graphics dont have high levels of detail. This is the first BD Ive received that really doesnt add absolutely anything to the experience compared to the DVD and Id drop a whole point just for the added cost/lack of worthwhile features over whats on the DVD.

The box says it comes with a digital copy, but it doesnt support UltraViolet/Vudu. The equivalent it supports is Pocket Blu which no longer supports any platforms according to their customer support. It also says it supports a physical Digital copy through iTunes and Windows Media Player, but I dont use those platforms. It wasnt advertised to have a digital copy when I bought it. Im not going to give this a bad review because of it. It just got me excited for nothing. I enjoyed the parody to get me ready for the real Episode 7

Not gonna lie this is a really awesome buy

Last night I watched the entire version of Family Guy Presents - Stewies Untold Story and I enjoyed it. As I read some of the past reviews, I noticed that some viewers didnt think of it like the TV show, and I could understand that viewpoint. It was a little slow in the beginning, but it ends with one of the best Family Guy endings ever. As far as special features go... I think there could have been a lot more features but I can only hope the producers hope to make this up to us in Season Four (Volume 3) of Family Guy coming out on DVD in late November. Finally, (as I was one of the first reviewers that mentioned this), to select the uncensored audio track go into Language Selection and select it from the menu. The edited audio track is the default one, and personally I believe that is a good idea for those younger viewers out there. Overall, I thought the movie deserved 5 stars and to Seth... send out more of those direct-to-DVD movies/specials from Family Guy!!

This movie was the best one yet in the trilogy. It had alot of funny refrences and what not. This kept me and my buddies laughing forever. The only thing that I would stress is that kids that are under 13 should not watch this, unlike the previous movie. It contains 5 F-words, tons of sexual refrences and tons of homosexual refrences that (as a 13 yr old boy) the parents should only know about. Other than that, its awesome. Adam, Sues son

Family Guy must be the single greatest animated comedy show ever made. There is not one episode that is not funny. The creator, Seth McFarlane, is a genius. His humor is witty and he makes use of every scene to bring out laughs. He has a unique style in his writing that incorporates flash back sequences. This tactic gives him the opportunity to put in hilarious (and often ridiculous) scenes into the show without disturbing the flow. The characters follow the basic formula for a sitcom family. Peter is the fat, stupid father. Lois is the smart, sexy wife. Chris is basically his father with an adolescent twist. Meg is the daughter that is desperate for attention. These characters alone are enough for a hit show, but McFarlane adds a few twists. He includes a cultured and facetious dog and a one year-old boy that is bent upon world domination; that is after he kills his mother, Lois, first. Each character is guaranteed to make you laugh and those are only the primary characters. The secondary characters (for example, the sex obsessed friend of Peters, Quagmire) are pure gold. One thing that is found in the Family Guy series that is not found in many other comedy cartoons is the quality of animation. Dont get me wrong, the animation does not look anywhere close to realistic, and I am not advocating that it is. I am saying that the animation plays a role in the comedy. It is entertaining watching the look on Loiss face when Peter tells her something crazy. It is a shame that the show was cancelled, but there is news that every Family Guy fan should hear. Since Family Guy started to air on Cartoon Network, it has gotten better ratings than Jay Lenno and David Letterman for the 11:30 time slot in the 18 to 35 demographic, which is the most valuable demographic by the way; and the DVD sales have grossed more than they could have ever hoped for. As a result, Fox is bringing it back on the air sometime in the beginning of 2005. The will also be sporting an unheard of 15 writers to be on their team. Not only that, but Seth McFarlane is also creating a new show that will be on Fox later this year. Spread the news. Not all TV shows have gone to the dumps. Salvation is on its way.

Something something darkside didn’t want to play in my PS5 but otherwise worked when I loaded it onto my computer

I pre-ordered this set about 5 months before it was to be released and for the most part, Im pretty happy with it. The only down side is, I dont think the second season is totally complete. Also, I was under the impression that the un-aired When you wish apon a Weinstein episode was here too. Its not, which was a little disappointing. I can only hope that Volume 2 has that particular episode, and the rest of season two, as well. After all, I think season three was kind of short. On a whole, this is a really good edition, and I cant wait to see the next one!

It seems today that all you see is violence in movies and sex on t.v., especially on Family Guy. It was one of the most extreme television shows in sexual perversion, overt racism, and sacrilege to be allowed to air on prime time. Only an animated series on Fox could get away with its irreverence. It took me a while to muster the courage to buy this DVD set. Occasionally stumbling upon the program in syndication whetted my appetite for its twisted humor. The Rhode Island-based Griffin family is the Simpsons from Hell (or, at least, gone insane) with a talking alcoholic dog, a Machiavellian baby whose ambition is to kill his own doting mother, and an oversexed neighbor whos professed greatest achievement is the number of healthy women to whom hes given VD (no Ned Flanders here). Peter Griffin makes Homer Simpson seem almost stable. The one constant between the two shows is the devoted wife and mother whose unconditional love for her family is baffling. Lois loves her fat, obnoxious, male chauvinistic, perverted oaf and, no matter how mad he often makes her, she ends each episode very happy to be his wife (go figure). If you liked this show during its original broadcasts or are intrigued by the syndicated reruns, this DVD set is really worth the money. It includes all 28 episodes from the first two seasons on 4 discs and has a handful of commentaries, a behind-the-scenes featurette, and Internet promo spots as bonus features. The packaging is also nice with a summary and scene shot for each episode on the back of each case. It is nice to see these episodes released on DVD so quickly (unlike the Simpsons). The menu pages are also very easy to navigate. Commentaries and captions are easy to turn on and off unlike other DVDs I have where they seem to turn on out of nowhere (i.e. King of the Hill). Ive knocked off a star because, like late seasons of the Simpsons, many of the jokes are over-the-top and drag on way past the point where the viewer yells at the t.v., I get it already! The Broadway musical element sometimes added to the shows can be distracting although the lyrics, like the rest of the show, are deliciously warped. And that wicked baby Stewie makes the show. He has some of the best lines ever (this is so good it just has to be fattening). I recommend Family Guy to any fans of animated series like The Simpsons, King of the Hill, South Park, or Futurama who are open-minded and do not mind humor that is not quite so wholesome.