DanV wrote:While I don't think the cover's bad, I do prefer the Japanese cover since I've always loved this poster and I think it's so much more stylish.
Wow! That's so great!! That's why I think Japanese minimal style is the best, even in covers that come from America!
Where did you get this?
Yea I've always loved that poster/image as well, its so classy and simple. It does look really awkward with that logo though....is this acutally the cover? or did someone make it? Usually many of the Japanese releases at least have the title written out in katakana or something.
ok so I just checked on disney.co.jp and that is actually it. There was an image of the cinderella release next to it, its gorgeous art too but has the american version of the logo. so they must be using different (and much better ) cover art with the american PE logos
One more thing TheSequelofDisney, "The Little Mermaid" still has the retired logo, but not the new one used for POTC2. I have a VHS copy of that one has the original logo. But on the upcoming "The Little Mermaid" DVD, that one has the original retired logo is seen here.
well, that's not too bad though, musicradio77...it's very symbolic.i think that logo was first seen in the little mermaid in 1989.but im happy for some changes
I stumbled across two more menus from MovieMusicals.net that we haven't seen before: disc one's main menu and the index menu for the "Treasures Untold" documentary, showing that the latter runs 45 minutes. Some may call the main menu too unoriginal, but I've always loved that teaser poster image so much that I don't care. It would be cool if we saw her silhouette move since I can guarantee you at least the water and stars are animated.
The random floating icons on the "Treasures Untold" menu make me think that they could be (very obviously placed) easter eggs, perhaps outtake interviews that weren't used for the main documentary.
These are great pictures! I can't wait to see these on my T.V. I wonder if they are easter eggs? I wonder if Ariel moves her head while we pick which feature?
TheSequelofDisney wrote:Do you think that this will be on the dvd?
Judging from the absence of the existing making-of featurettes for <i>Lion King</i> and <i>Beauty and the Beast</i> on their DVDs, I'd guess no. Especially, since it wasn't announced as being included. Which is kind of lame, because those release-time making-of pieces are definitely neat and reveal a lot more than most newly-created extras.
TheSequelofDisney wrote:Do you think that this will be on the dvd?
That documentary is 19 minutes long and the documentary that is on the DVD is 45 minutes so I'm sure everything will carried over to the new one that's really important.
) cover art with the american PE logos
