Walt Disney Co. managed to make a little more Disney dollars than expected, with a 21% jump in the second quarter. Net income rose to $1.13 billion, compared to $931 million in the same period last year.

DVD releases of ‘Enchanted,’ ‘Game Plan’ and ‘No Country For Old Men’ helped to increase DVD sales with 15%. You didn’t know Disney was responsible for such a gruesome picture, did you?

Other than the DVD income, the Disney theme parks did some good numbers as well. “I think we’re six to nine months into this recession and it looks like their bookings have not suffered,” Laura Martin of Soleil/Media Metrics said. Sales for this division climbed 11% to $2.72 billion.

No, the entertainment industry isn’t ready to give in on that recession just yet.

Videobusiness.com takes a wider look at the DVD and Blu-ray sales we reported on earlier. Being released at the end of the first quarter of this year, ‘I Am Legend’ still managed to take the first place for units sold, followed by ‘Enchanted’.

The sales however, didn’t satisfy Warner Home Video’s Ron Sanders. What else can you want than money? Yes, more money. “We were a little disappointed on the performance of I Am Legend. There was more buying over Easter; still, we are a little behind what we thought,” he said.

An interesting pie chart shows how we actually divided our money last quarter: