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That's a good point I hadn't thought of before. You're right that it might actually get released to coincide with the first part of their Prydain series as it hits theaters and/or home media.Clindor wrote:Disney is planning to make a live-action remake of this one. Unless if they cancel the project, I'm not too worry for this one to be eventually released on Blu-ray at some point in the next years, at least as a DMC Exclusive.Jules wrote:and The Black Cauldron.
Thanks for compiling all that information! I have to say that I always really appreciate your posts! They're so informative and well-organized and I love how you always explain the context of the information as well. There are so many posts of yours that I've bookmarked so I can use to reference later on when I need to.Escapay wrote: It's weird, it depends on the title.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Beauty and the Beast, Pinocchio, Bambi, and The Lion King were already in the Signature Collection when the new "Movies Anywhere" pages went live in October 2017. Each one included the new Signature bonuses along with the classic Platinum/Diamond bonuses that were lucky enough to go digital.
Movies Anywhere's pages for the other Diamond Editions included a selection of bonus features that varied based on the title: Cinderella's page only included the newly-created Diamond Edition extras, including "Tangled Ever After." Peter Pan, Lady and the Tramp, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, The Jungle Book, The Little Mermaid, and Aladdin repeated all the extras featured on the Diamond Edition disc, so each page was a mix of Platinum and Diamond extras. Aladdin notably included the complete "Diamond in the Rough" documentary, albeit in a hodgepodge order that doesn't replicate the original viewing.
When Lady and the Tramp went Signature in 2018, a new page was made, but the Signature extras were not added to the original Diamond page.
However, when Peter Pan went Signature in 2018, the Diamond page retroactively added the Signature extras to them.
Then, when The Little Mermaid went Signature this year, a new page was made, and again, the Signature extras were not added to the original Diamond page.
Finally, to make it all the more confusing, when Cinderella went Signature, its Diamond page dropped "Tangled Ever After" but added the fluffy Disney Channel featurette, while its Signature page included the two new features (the trivia puff piece and "In Walt's Words") along with, again, the Diamond Edition extras. None of the Cinderella Platinum Edition bonus features ("From Rags to Riches," "From Walt's Table," "A Tribute to Mary Blair," "The Cinderella That Almost Was," etc.) have ever been on a digital platform, be it iTunes, Movies Anywhere, Vudu, etc.
So it's anybody's guess for Aladdin, Sleeping Beauty, and One Hundred and One Dalmatians in a couple months.
That's so neat! I didn't realize he was a user from this site. I've seen some of his art on his Twitter and he's really quite talented. I'm glad he has a more substantial role at Disney now especially considering how passionate he is about his favorite films. Although I doubt Disney will end up doing this, it would be nice if they included their forgotten films on their new streaming service.JeanGreyForever wrote: That's UD member SWillie!, although he hasn't posted here in awhile. Since he moved to a backstage creative role at Disney, I don't see him at Studios as often as I used to (he was a sketch artist at Animation Gallery for quite some time), but we occasionally keep in touch via Twitter or FB Messenger. I once suggested he make covers for Academy Award Review of Walt Disney Cartoons and Music Land, but I know those are deep-cut films that nobody would be interested in Criterion-izing and aren't even on DVD, let alone Blu-Ray. But I'm glad he listened to my suggestion of making covers for The Reluctant Dragon and Victory Through Air Power; he originally intended to only do the hybrids.
Albert
The release date that I saw was September 24th.Sicoe Vlad wrote:Will Sleeping Beauty and 101 Dalmatians also be released this year? Or next year?
It does.Sicoe Vlad wrote:Interesting, and they're sticking to that awful cover art?! But yeah, I guess it makes sense, because Maleficent - Mistress of Evil comes out in October. I wonder if the original Maleficent comes out in 4K, too.
I will buy it, because I missed out on the Diamond Edition, though I do have the Platinum Edition.It's the same as the Platinum Edition. They reused the art.Disney's Divinity wrote:I think both the covers look great, although the dragon's fire should be green. I wonder if they purposely made it this way because the dragon in Maleficent didn't have green fire either, and they're trying to blend with that film as much as possible to leech sales off the Maleficent sequel?
I agree.Sicoe Vlad wrote:They should've used the stellbook art on the regular edition. Let's see what the Target exclusive will be like.
