"Annie" has had a spotty history on home video.  Unless you were lucky enough to have a widescreen laserdisc in the 90's, or the widescreen DVD that was available shortly in the early 2000's, you've most likely only seen the film in an awful pan-and-scan presentation with 40% of the picture missing (and the opening credits squished into the frame).  And if you were lucky enough to have either of the widescreen versions, you wouldn't have the bonus features from the later full-frame "anniversary" DVD release of 2002.