Will I have to reinstall iDVD on Mountain Lion?

I currently have Snow Leopard and iDVD from iLife 09. If I upgrade to Mountain Lion, will I have to reinstall iDVD manually? Do I use Time Machine to reinstall iDVD?
And does iLife 11 come with ML?

iLife 11 doesn't come with Mountain Lion.
Maybe this will help. If you monitor the "More Like This" box, other solved threads appear. Opening them usually displays other threads.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/20161138#20161138
https://discussions.apple.com/message/19549464#19549464
https://discussions.apple.com/message/19875878#19875878
If you do decide to upgrade to Mountain Lion, make sure you do a backup first.

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