It nearly took Hogwarts-type magic to contain all the extras Warner Home Video packed into the two-disc Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Warner spared nothing in the creation of this disc. Presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen, the colors pop and the blacks appear deep and rich. The Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround is an amazing audio experience, capturing every explosion and each whisper. English closed captions, English subtitles, French subtitles, and Spanish subtitles are also included. Disc one contains nothing more than the movie, the cast and crew listings, and a couple of trailers. But pop disc two into the DVD player and sit back for a magical experience. Nineteen deleted scenes are presented in anamorphic widescreen. The entertaining "Conversation with J.K. Rowling and Steve Kloves," focuses on the process of adapting the books for the screen. The "Interviews with Students, Professors & More" contains a collection of cast members reminiscing about their filming experiences. Viewers can embark on a 3-D interactive journey in "Dumbledore's Office." Not only does this extra look amazing, but it's an incredibly enjoyable, educating experience. The first choice in this feature is "Build a Scene." This lengthy featurette takes a look at the entire production process by analyzing one location, Dumbledore's office, and everything in it. Interviews with both director Chris Columbus and crew members are included. In the second part, "Tour Dumbledore's Office," viewers can embark on a three-dimensional tour of the room. Enjoyable for fans of Kenneth Branagh is the feature "Gilderoy Lockhart's Classroom." The "Spellcaster Knowledge Challenge" is a nifty little trivia game. As far as DVD-ROM features are concerned, Warner stepped up to the plate in this game, too. From weblinks to an animated Hogwarts timeline, the computer-based features are plenty. But the rather magical "One Voice DVD technology" is amazing, allowing users to navigate through all the DVD-ROM features using their voices. Printable trading cards, games, and jigsaw puzzles round out the features.