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Here's an interesting article I found

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/27/busin ... isney.html

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I've looked all over the net!! I've checked out yesasia, ethacd, ebay, other thai stores. Nowhere do I find an online store selling the thai versions of disney movies. I think that thai versions are available on "asian" versions, and not thai DVDs, but even those, I can't find any. Anybody...

Thanks. But I don't seem to find any good tablatures.

Anyway, I take back what I said. I'm willing to pay for some good tablatures. Anybody know of any good sites?

Where can I get some, for guitars, on the net, and for free?

Anybody know of any sites that have them?

It's pretty much like this. All movies before The Little Mermaid only have one french dubbing. From the Little Mermaid on, Disney movies have had two french versions, one done in Québec, the other done in France. The only exception seems to be Beauty And The Beast, which only had one french version....

What are your opinions on this movie? 'Cause I found out that most of the people on a french Disney site hated Pocahontas II.

Beauty And The Beast Disc 2 (bonus disc) of the Version Intégrale is only in french. There's no option to change the language.

Too kiddish. It seems aimed towards kids. I think they should have used a more adult style, sort of like the french Beauty and the Beast or Pocahontas. Mature, simple, beautiful.

There's too much on this. Simplicity works best.

'Cause it did in France. In fact, I don't think it's available yet on DVD.

Well, sequels mostly suck, so it wouldn't be worth changing the cover for some crap. Granted, I haven't seen this sequel, but if it's along the lines of all the other Disney sequels, it probably sucks.

Why would you throw them away? I find that weird.

I'd be very wary. I bought The Little Mermaid from someone who claimed the DVD was authentic, got it, and found out it was fake. This seller seems to have a LOT of unopened Disney Out Of Print (OOP) DVDs. I don't know. Some of the pictures look convincing for some of the DVDs, but again, just seems ...

Yeah, I sent it back. The seller gave me a full refund. Also, I had bought it as a christmas gift for my little sister. She's 6 and has never seen it before. As such, I ended up buying the French version of the DVD. Cost my 52 euros, but I got it, and it was authentic, at least, as far as I can tell.

Yeah, here's the item number:6452221974

And here's the seller user ID: calverthouseonline_com

Hey, can anybody just confirm to me what color the underside of the DVD is supposed to be? 'Cause I'm returning the DVD to the seller, who has agreed to give me a full refund. But I still want to buy the DVD. Can anybody who has it just tell me if there's a Buena Vista stamp on the back somewhere? A...

No, the cover and the insert are not glossy.

The disc is a kind of light golden color.

I think it's a bootleg. I can play it on my region 2 DVD-Drive. Man, that sucks. I paid 30 dollars for it, too!

Just bought this item from ebay. Got it. It was sealed and is supposedly an authentic version. But yet, it looks just so fake. At least, the cover. Can anybody tell me if the cover is naturally low-quality? I mean, from far, it looks okay, but when you look at it up-close, it looks like somebody jus...

Why do people want them so much?

They're not always different. Most of the time, they're pretty much the same, but it's true that a lot of times, they're different from the american ones. Don't know why, though.

Region 2 are DVDs from Europe and Japan. If you're american, you don't have to worry about it.

I've realized that the french covers for some of Disney's films are actually more beautiful than the american ones. I'll give you some examples: http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B0006A9MFS.08.LZZZZZZZ.jpg Compared to the american one. Or http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B00006AGKD.08.LZZZZZZ...