The best physical media release of Anastasia (Don Bluth film)
This is hands down the best physical media release of the 1997 film.
The original VHS in the clamshell case wasn't so bad, though naturally not widescreen and typical tape quality (this is the one I had growing up) and while I can't comment on the original dvd release in the late 90s (never had a copy) I've never heard anything particularly positive about it, and I know that the following editions in the 2000s through to roughly 2010 (except for this Family Fun Edition) were...not great... Rather than proper widescreen they were displayed in pan-and-scan and in some ways looked worse than VHS (especially if you were watching on a computer and not a TV).
When the Blu-ray came out, the Blu-ray disc itself was/is excellent and looks really good, but the DVD copy that came with it in the combo pack was just a rerelease of the awful pan and scan. Also no worthwhile bonus features.
The one you want if you want a good DVD copy IS the Family Fun one, trust me. The movie on the first disc is presented in proper widescreen and looks the way I imagine the theatrical release must have when it first came out. The entire second disc is a menu walkthrough of the gorgeously animated Catherine Palace and is full of bonus features, not just behind the scenes stuff and singalongs, but also the entire Bartok spin off movie in good quality full screen.