Me three! Does anyone remember how long before the release of Cinderella the cover art was revealed? I could probably find it ut by searching the forum but I'm too lazy,AwallaceUNC wrote:I know that's why I'm excited for LATT!MickeyMousePal wrote:I bet you can't wait to get your hands on it and open it to see the artwork of The Little Mermaid: PE. If they don't have it I will be so mad!!!
-Aaron
There were 5 various covers released about 12 months before the release of Cinderella, which were suggestions as to the final version, one of those was finally selected in April i seem to recollect, I may be wrong but that was the month i remember.Lucylover1986 wrote:Me three! Does anyone remember how long before the release of Cinderella the cover art was revealed? I could probably find it ut by searching the forum but I'm too lazy,
Essentially it was the stuff that I highlighted in red here, and can be read on this page.DisneyFan 2000 wrote:By the way, I was wondering... What was added to the press release? I couldn't find anything new and exciting as described. I guess I was expecting an additional making-of featurette or something like that.
Well i thought as much, after all with past films such as "Sleeping Beauty" and "Brother Bear" where the R1 has has 2 aspect ratios, the UK has only had 1.2099net wrote:According to one magazine review, the UK version looks set to have the 'scope widescreen version ONLY. No academy ratio version is included.
I'm really looking forward to this!Best in Show's ridiculous judge Fred Willard is an inspired choice to present Going to the Dogs, a short and sweet kiddie guide to different dog breeds. Young pups will enjoy the cheesy voice over instruction on the different characteristics of seven main dog breeds, while the more mature viewer can admire Willard loitering in the park, obiquely insulting hapless owners and prodding/prepping the mutts. "Where did you get that mouse?" he roars, grabbing a terrified Chihuahua, while a proud sausage dog owner look genuinely bemused as he askes, "How do you get them so long? Do you warm them up and stretch them?" And of the dogs who don't appreciate his humour "Don't bite me, I've got a microphone."
Is there any way of knowing at this point if any other R2 releases are going to have both versions? Amazon.de claims the German release to have "Disc 1: Film in Vollbild & Widescreen-Version", but can they be trusted? Or should I just get the R1 release?2099net wrote:According to one magazine review, the UK version looks set to have the 'scope widescreen version ONLY. No academy ratio version is included.
Well, the review didn't say is didn't have the Academy version. It just didn't mention it at all - the only comment on the film transfer being the scope one. Another short review in Total Film doesn't mention aspect ratios at all. It could still have both versions on the UK disc.Billy Moon wrote:Is there any way of knowing at this point if any other R2 releases are going to have both versions? Amazon.de claims the German release to have "Disc 1: Film in Vollbild & Widescreen-Version", but can they be trusted? Or should I just get the R1 release?2099net wrote:According to one magazine review, the UK version looks set to have the 'scope widescreen version ONLY. No academy ratio version is included.
It is all three.kbehm29 wrote:I didn't have time to read every post on this thread. I'm sorry if this has been discussed before, but can somebody please tell me why this DVD has been listed here as Platinum Edition, on sneak peaks of other DVD's it's called 2-disc Special Edition, and on Disney's video release website it's listed as 50th Anniversary Edition.
Which is it? I'm confused.
