Finding Nemo - Collector's Edition
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Finding Nemo - Collector's Edition
Very nice, but I would rather see Collector's Editions of "Lilo & Stitch" and "Treasure Planet". SAVE 2-D ANIMATION!!
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Yeah, it is great that Pixar supports DVD, but I love Disney, I don't love Pixar. I love traditional animation, I don't love CGI. Don't get me wrong, I think Pixar movies and their technics are great, but since it's mostly their fault traditional animation is the way it is (of course, they didn't want it to be this way), I can't help but feel a little disdain about their films.
SAVE TRADITIONAL ANIMATION!
SAVE TRADITIONAL ANIMATION!
It's clearly photoshopped, but in any event, we've already got a thread here:
http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=489
I don't believe I can merge topics, otherwise I would.
http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=489
I don't believe I can merge topics, otherwise I would.
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My guess is that we see a cover with this on it:
By the way, if anyone is looking for some great wallpaper for their PC or Mac, check out this site:
http://www.magicalears.com/animation/Fi ... lpaper.htm
Some great quality captures there including the pic I've linked to above (which has been my wallpaper the last month).
By the way, if anyone is looking for some great wallpaper for their PC or Mac, check out this site:
http://www.magicalears.com/animation/Fi ... lpaper.htm
Some great quality captures there including the pic I've linked to above (which has been my wallpaper the last month).
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I still don't see Nemo, but I like that one better than the one of just Marlin, Dory, and Bruce.
Why does Disney have to reuse movie posters as cover art? Look at the Lizzie McGuire Movie-same artwork for the movie poster, soundtrack, and the video/dvd. And the cover that bugs me the most is the Toy Story 2 cover: all it is is a plains white background with Jessie giving a thumbs up while Woody gives Buzz bunny ears, which, not coincidentally (spelling) also stands for the "2" in the title.
I know that cover art is just a small thing (don't judge a book by its cover) but I treasure my Disney collection and I want them to be showcased properly. I don't want ugly, cartoony artwork: I want a cover that reflects the beauty of the animated work inside.
What I'm trying to say is: I WANT THE COVERS THAT THE UK GETS!!!!! (and the Peter Pan Anthology cover from Japan)
Why does Disney have to reuse movie posters as cover art? Look at the Lizzie McGuire Movie-same artwork for the movie poster, soundtrack, and the video/dvd. And the cover that bugs me the most is the Toy Story 2 cover: all it is is a plains white background with Jessie giving a thumbs up while Woody gives Buzz bunny ears, which, not coincidentally (spelling) also stands for the "2" in the title.
I know that cover art is just a small thing (don't judge a book by its cover) but I treasure my Disney collection and I want them to be showcased properly. I don't want ugly, cartoony artwork: I want a cover that reflects the beauty of the animated work inside.
What I'm trying to say is: I WANT THE COVERS THAT THE UK GETS!!!!! (and the Peter Pan Anthology cover from Japan)
Defy Gravity...
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France's Peter Pan 2 disc cover is much better than Japan's anthology cover.Prince Adam wrote:What I'm trying to say is: I WANT THE COVERS THAT THE UK GETS!!!!! (and the Peter Pan Anthology cover from Japan)
One of the reasons the UK got better Disney covers is because they used to release different single and double disc covers for their 2 disc sets. Often the single disc covers would be the same as the US covers, but sometimes the single disc covers are different too.
Now The Lion King is only getting a 2 disc release in the UK. I expect it to have the US cover art.
Most of my Blu-ray collection some of my UK discs aren't on their database
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Click on the Thumbnail.
It's a cardboard digipak with a circle cut out of the front. When the contents are inside the pack, this shows Peter's shadow on the moon. When removed, the inside back cover is revealed in the hole, showing Peter Pan and Wendy standing on the hands of Big Ben. The circle becomes the clock face.
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Hey Joe, I'd be interested in your views on the French set, especially as most of the supplements are carried over from the current Special Edition.
Here's my review of the set over on the Home Theatre Forum
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htforum ... ost1451099
I also reviewed the Japanese Peter Pan anthology on this board.
Here's my review of the set over on the Home Theatre Forum
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htforum ... ost1451099
I also reviewed the Japanese Peter Pan anthology on this board.
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Hey 2099net, I have alread read your review some time ago. I agree with most of your points, but I won't deny I am very happy to have this nice set.
First of all, I just had the "limited issue" version of "Peter Pan", so I don't mind if they borrowed most of the bonus features from the previous SE. Since I had never seen them before, neither have the special DVD, it was a good treat. The audio comentary is quite enjoyable, and the making of is short but very informative.
Yeah, I agree with your point that the galleries should be bigger, but let's consider the fact that this edition was made without the supervision of "the big guys" who make the CEs in the USA (I think...). So, the only source material they had to look at was the original DVD and the laserdisc - and they borrowed material from both.
IMO, although this may be one of the weakest Disney CEs, as you said, we are very luck they released it - after all, we don't know when is the Platinum edition going to be released.
And we also have to consider the fact that some extras may not be included on the PE DVD - for example, I don't know if Disney is going to obtain the rights to release the 1924 film, since it was already released on DVD in the States by some other company (Paramount?). We also don't know if the (great) "Nine Old Men" featurette is going to be included, since it doesn't specifically talk about "Peter Pan".
Maybe if you already have the SE, this 2-disc French edition isn't really worth the price - but let's face it: 2-disc sets are so much better than standard releases, even if they aren't that different from one another.
First of all, I just had the "limited issue" version of "Peter Pan", so I don't mind if they borrowed most of the bonus features from the previous SE. Since I had never seen them before, neither have the special DVD, it was a good treat. The audio comentary is quite enjoyable, and the making of is short but very informative.
Yeah, I agree with your point that the galleries should be bigger, but let's consider the fact that this edition was made without the supervision of "the big guys" who make the CEs in the USA (I think...). So, the only source material they had to look at was the original DVD and the laserdisc - and they borrowed material from both.
IMO, although this may be one of the weakest Disney CEs, as you said, we are very luck they released it - after all, we don't know when is the Platinum edition going to be released.
And we also have to consider the fact that some extras may not be included on the PE DVD - for example, I don't know if Disney is going to obtain the rights to release the 1924 film, since it was already released on DVD in the States by some other company (Paramount?). We also don't know if the (great) "Nine Old Men" featurette is going to be included, since it doesn't specifically talk about "Peter Pan".
Maybe if you already have the SE, this 2-disc French edition isn't really worth the price - but let's face it: 2-disc sets are so much better than standard releases, even if they aren't that different from one another.