The Blu-ray release of the Walt Disney Animation Studios Short Films Collection features twelve animated shorts: John Henry (10:19) - A musical retelling of the classic tall tale of John Henry, who, hammer in hand, races to build a railway tunnel against a steam-powered drill to prove man's dominance over machine. Directed by Mark Henn and written by Broose Johnson, Tim Hodge and Shirley Pierce in 2000. Lorenzo (4:50) - A mean-spirited feline dotes over his tail, only to be cursed by a scorned black cat. Soon, Lorenzo's tail turns on him, leaving the fat cat desperate to be rid of his once glorious tail. Written and directed by Mike Gabriel, it debuted theatrically ahead of Raising Helen in 2004. The Little Matchgirl (6:40) - Based on an 1845 Hans Christian Andersen tale, the short follows a young Russian girl struggling to stay warm with her last remaining matches, all the while remembering happier times with her deceased grandmother. Directed and co-written by Roger Allers. How to Hook Up Your Home Theater (6:20) - Goofy survives the perils of home theater shopping only to turn his living room into a minefield of manuals, cables, speakers and screens. Co-directed and co-written by Kevin Deters and Stevie Wermers. Tick Tock Tale (6:03) - The clocks in a quaint shop come to life when their owner leaves for the night. And it's quiet, until a thief breaks in. Now it's up to one slow-running clock to stop him. Directed by Dean Wellins. Prep & Landing - Operation: Secret Santa (6:55) - Elves Wayne and Lanny are sent on a top secret mission: to retrieve a box from a secret room hidden in Santa Claus' private office. Written and directed by Kevin Deters and Stevie Wermers-Skelton. The Ballad of Nessie (5:32) - Billy Connolly narrates the tale of shy Nessie, a friendly creature who loses her beloved best friend, her rubber duckie. The short was co-directed by Kevin Deters and co-director/co-writer Stevie Wermers-Skelton. Tangled Ever After (6:29) - When ring-bearers Maximus and Pascal accidentally lose Rapunzel and Flynn's rings at the wedding, the brave animals have to recover the rings before the happy couple's vows are completed. Written and directed by Nathan Greno and Byron Howard, the short debuted ahead of the 3D re-release of Beauty and the Beast in 2012. (Score - 4/5) Paperman (6:35) - An accountant is separated from the would-be love of his life. Now, with the help of a fleet of paper airplanes, he just might have a chance to connect with her a second time. Directed by John Kahrs and written by Clio Chiang and Kendelle Hoyer. Get a Horse! (6:01) - Mickey, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and their 1920s animated friends break the fourth wall of an animated short, transforming from black and white traditionally animated drawings into 3D characters on a theater stage. Directed by Lauren MacMullan. Feast (6:12) - A young dog is treated to his master's food... until his master falls in love and gets married to a woman who doesn't share her husband's enthusiasm for treats. Will the little dog ever have tasty table scraps again? Directed by Patrick Osborne and written by Nicole Mitchell and Raymond S. Persi. Frozen Fever (7:57) - More Frozen fun with the original voice cast as Elsa, suffering from a debilitating cold, works to prepare a birthday party for Anna. Written and directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee.