I received a copy of this movie on Blu-ray from Disney for my review. All opinions are my own.
“Disney’s heartwarming comedy will have your entire family laughing out loud. Based on the best-selling book, it follows the exploits of Alexander as he experiences the most terrible and horrible day of his young life and wonders if bad things only happen to him. But he discovers he’s not alone when his dad (Steve Carell), mom (Jennifer Garner) and family live through their own terrible – and hilarious – day. It will tickle everyone’s funny bone, and warm their hearts as they discover how even on rotten days, families can grow closer.”
I really enjoyed this movie when I saw it in theaters. You can read my full review of the movie to see why. It is funny, cute and a great family film with a wonderful message. So I was very excited to own it and be able to share it with my family and watch it over and over.
As with all home releases, I loo forward to seeing the special features. What special features are on this Blu-ray and DVD? Some behind the scenes looks and fun bloopers!
Bonus Features:
Digital HD*, Disney Movies Anywhere, 
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Alexander…In Real Life
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Snappy Crocs & Punch Roos: The Australian Outback Party
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Walkabout: A Video Diary
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And The Delightful, Magnificent, Very Good Bloopers
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“Hurricane” by the Vamps – Music Video
DVD
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Snappy Crocs & Punch Roos: The Australian Outback Party
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“Hurricane” by the Vamps – Music Video
And as you probably already know I had the chance to go to LA to see the Alexander Very Bad Day Movie and interview the cast. You can check out my reviews to get some insight into the movie with the cast. Interviews with Steve Carrell & Jenifer Garner who play the parents in the movie, Ed Oxenbould & Kerris Dorsey & Dylan Minnette who play the kids in the movie, Producer Lisa Henson, & Bella Thorne who plays the girlfriend of Alexander’s brother.
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day is available to purchase online and in stores now!
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day On Blu-ray gets Bragging Rights!
