Just in from Buena Vista Home Entertainment is a April 29th street date for Treasure Planet. While the film was a huge bust for Disney (who reportedly had to take a $70-plus million write-off to cover the flop), expect a big marketing push to try and recoup some profits with the DVD release. Stay tuned for specs...

In other Disney news, the studio has added Toy Story and Toy Story 2 to its "Disappearing Classics" lineup, when both titles will go on moratorium starting April 15th. While the titles will remain on store shelves until current inventory is sold, retailers can no longer place new orders for the titles after that date. Get 'em while you can.

Howdy, pardners. Paramount Home Entertainment has great news for western fans, with a big batch of new-to-DVD catalog classics that will make up the bulk of their April catalog spate. Fans have quite a bit to look forward to: Bloody Sunday, Copper Canyon, Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, Nevada Smith, The Carpetbaggers, The Lonely Man, Big Jake, Rio Lobo, Little Big Man, A Man Called Horse and Le Mans. Stay tuned for specs...

In disappointingly news for CSI fans, Paramount has also announced the technical specs for The Complete First Season box set hitting stores on March 25th. Despite being broadcast in 1080 1.78:1 HD and Dolby surround, the DVDs will present each episode in 4:3 full screen and English 2.0 stereo only. There is no set retail price, but most retailers are pricing the set at around $69.95.

Truffaut boxed - 12:00am

Just in from Criterion are three new announcements. Streeting on April 29th is The Adventures Of Antoine Doinel, a 5-disc set covering four features made by Truffaut that detail the multi-movie adventures of a character based on the director himself. Beginning with The 400 Blows and continuing through the 60s and 70s with Stolen Kisses, Bed and Board and Love on the Run, and short film Antoine and Colette, Truffaut collaborated with actor Jean-Pierre Leaud to create a long-running cinematic character and follow him through marriage, children, divorce and adulthood. This set will also include documentaries, interviews, archival materials, newsreel footage and trailers. Retail is $99.95.

Up next on the 29th is Fredrico Fellini's 1952 comedy The White Sheik. Presented in a remastered transfer in the film's original 1.37:1 aspect ratio and Italian mono, extras include new interviews and trailers. Retail is $29.95.

'Ring' update - 12:16pm

Just is some more news on the highly-anticipated upcoming release of The Ring, the blockbuster thriller coming this March from DreamWorks Home Entertainment. The disc will have more cool features than originally thought, and DreamWorks will unveil the full press release next week, along with details on the simultaneous release of the Japanese original, Ringu. Watch this space!