Drew Barrymore's directorial debut, Whip It, is about 17 year old Bliss who is looking for an escape from her small town. After watching a local roller derby match, she tries out for the team and actually makes it. Surrounded by new friends and new experiences, Bliss aka Babe Ruthless is finding it difficult to adjust to her new lifestyle.

QUALITY:
The picture looks great. Colors are sharp and objects are crisp and well defined. Whip It doesn't really stand out from the rest of the pack but it looks fantastic when compared to standard definition. The music was especially enjoyable. The audio could have been a little better but it's not that big a deal.

BONUS FEATURES:
Commentary, Deleted Scenes, Soundtrack Spot, Fox Movie Channel Presents Writers Draft: Shauna Cross of Whip It, Sneak Peak, Digital Copy, and Trailers.

Honestly, I was a little disappointed with the bonus features. The deleted scenes didn't do much and there really wasn't anything else of interest to begin with. It was nice to include a digital copy of the film on a second disc though. Overall, Whip It is a pretty standard Blu-ray release which isn't bad, it's just not amazing.