Peter Pan: Platinum Edition DVD Press Release and Discussion

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Yay! I'm really glad to see this included! There doesn't seem to be a new documentary, afterall (which means the Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust title must've been Germany's title for the You Can Fly featurette). That doesn't bother me, though, because everything else looks excellent. I'm also glad that the new John Canemaker commentary will be on this, afterall, but I still can't help but be peeved that Disney took the time to create a new commentary for this when it already had one and not one for Cinderella. I can understand Alice not getting one, but you'd think Cinderella of all films would be deemed highly enough to merit a commentary track. Still, this looks to be an exellent release. Let's keep our fingers crossed that Pinocchio gets similar treatment in 2008.
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Wow! The inclusion of the TV special has made my day (well, it's actually night time). If only the commentary from the first dvd was ported over.......

Also, what's up with the making-of? Is it just that little 15 minute thing, or are they expanding it? I mean I would assume, but everyone knows what happens when you assume something.
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ichabod wrote:

Disc 1:
Audio Commentary – With Animation Historian John Canemaker
Sneak Peek of the all-new movie Tinker Bell
Peter’s Playful Prank: Story Book – Animated Storybook
Disney Song Selection
New Music Video: “Second Star To The Right” (TBC)
Sneak Peeks

Disc 2:
Camp Neverland – ‘Train to be a lost boy’ Interactive games including:
Smee’s Sudoku Challenge – Interactive
T-"argh"-et Practice – Interactive game with three different levels of difficulty
Tink's Fantasy Flight – Interactive game
Backstage Disney - Behind the scenes features that allow the viewer to explore the inner workings of how Peter Pan was conceptualized and created including:
The Walt Disney Christmas Show (1951)
The Peter Pan Story (1952 Featurette)
"You Can Fly: The Making of Peter Pan"
Tinker Bell: A Fairy's Tale
Reconstruction Of An Alternate Opening for “ Peter Pan”
“Neverland” lyrics with music by Richard Sherman
In Walt’s Words: "Why I Made Peter Pan"
Deleted Song – “Pirate Song”
Is that all? Is Tink's Fantasy Flight the new name for Peter Pan's Virtual Flight? Where are the trailers and the galleries?
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I've never been into Peter Pan, but I'll sure check out this release. Maybe I'll join to the Peter Pan Fanclub after getting the Platinum Edition!
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TheSequelofDisney wrote:Also, what's up with the making-of? Is it just that little 15 minute thing, or are they expanding it?
God I hope so. Otherwise it'd be the most disappointing documentary on a Platinum title since the chopped up and scattered across the winds featurettes we got for The Lion King.

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As I've saide before, I'd really like to see them edit the outtakes used for the original commentary into the main featurette. That way, we have the best of both worlds: fans of the old commentary won't lose the remarks, and the documentary will stand up nicely alongside other Platinum ones. I'd also like to see them do this with Sleeping Beauty's Platinum (its SE's commentary is also just featurette outtakes). Unfortunately, I fear Disney will be too lazy to do this with either, but there's always hope.
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Here's a link for the information on the German release of Peter Pan, complete with DVD cover! WARNING: Language is German; no English. Also, the area where the title is found is also red.

Okay, here's the link: http://www.dvd-live.de/phpBB2/news.php?id=2362
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Big Disney Fan wrote:WARNING: Language is German; no English.
The language is German? You mean that it's not in English? :headshake: Those silly mods at the German DVD Forum. Don't they know that you're only supposed to post stuff in English on the Internet? :roll:
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I hope you were just kidding. Who says websites have to be only in English? Lots of websites are in all sorts of different languages. One of my favorite websites, Duckfilm.de, explains all about Disney releases, theatrically and otherwise, in Germany. However, it's only in German; English is at a minimum here!
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It might be just me, but is the actual movie on the first dvd. I didn't see it listed. I could have just missed it.

But I'm excited for this dvd to come out. I can't wait.
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Big Disney Fan wrote:I hope you were just kidding. Who says websites have to be only in English? Lots of websites are in all sorts of different languages. One of my favorite websites, Duckfilm.de, explains all about Disney releases, theatrically and otherwise, in Germany. However, it's only in German; English is at a minimum here!
You know Duckfilm.de?! This is awesome!! Have you ever visited our forum?
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Big Disney Fan wrote:I hope you were just kidding. Who says websites have to be only in English?
Dude, I was joking. I am actually doing a university degree in French and German, so I don't really have an attitude like that. :lol:
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Dottie wrote:You know Duckfilm.de?! This is awesome!! Have you ever visited our forum?
Or maybe I already know you?
No, I'm afraid we don't know each other. And I don't visit their forum too often; I don't speak German. I do visit it because some parts are easy to comprehend.
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Wonderlicious wrote:
Big Disney Fan wrote:I hope you were just kidding. Who says websites have to be only in English?
Dude, I was joking. I am actually doing a university degree in French and German, so I don't really have an attitude like that. :lol:
Not to turn this thread entirely off-topic, but I think we need more people with English as mother-tongue who learn other languages properly. Great!
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Just putting Icabod's and Disney Kids' info together:

Upadated: Jan. 4th, 2007

Disc one:

- Audio Commentary by John Canemaker, Roy Disney, and others
- Disney Song Selection
- Sneak Peak: The Tinkerbell Movie - 00:02:22:08

Disc two:

* Backstage Disney
- "Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust: The Making of Peter Pan" Documentary (possibility)
- "You Can Fly: The Making of Peter Pan" Featurette - 00:15:56:00
- "In Walt's Words: 'Why I Made Peter Pan'" Featurette - 00:07:43:15
- "The Peter Pan That Almost Was" Featurette - 00:20:58:17
- "The Magic of a Fairy" Featurette - 00:08:25:08 (I'm guessing this is "Tinker Bell: A Fairy's Tale)
- "The Peter Pan Story" Promotional Featurette - 00:12:00:00 (about)
- Art Gallery (possibility)
- Theatrical Trailer (possibility) - ?

* Music and More
- "Never Land" Lost Song Performed by Paige O'Hara - 00:02:37:01
- "The Pirate Song" Unreleased Song - 00:02:19:24
- "The Second Star to the Right" Music Video - 00:03:12:20

* Games and Activities
- "Peter's Playful Prank" Storybook
- "Peter Pan's Flight" Magical Environment
- "Camp Never Land" Set Top Games
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TheSequelofDisney wrote:- "Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust: The Making of Peter Pan" Documentary (possibility) - 00:38:00:00 I'm guessing on this:
The 38 minutes refers to the complete runtime of the first set of BBFC materials passed...
ichabod wrote:Well the BBFC have begun processing some of the bonus materials.

PETER PAN SPECIAL EDITION - BONUS COMPILATION Video
Feature
Run Time 38m 0s
Multi-Aspect, DVD additional material,
00:03:12:20 PETER PAN (SPECIAL EDITION - BONUS COMPILATION - "NEVERLAND" MUSIC VIDEO)
00:08:25:08 TINKER BELL: A FAIRY'S TALE
00:03:03:10 "NEVER LAND" SONG LYRICS 1940
00:02:19:24 ("DELETED SONG - THE PIRATE SONG")
00:20:58:17 THE PETER PAN THAT ALMOST WAS
20+2+3+9+3=36, with the added seconds making up the extra 2 minutes.

IIRC, "The Peter Pan Story" is 12 minutes long, and the "You Can Fly" featurette is a few seconds shy of 16 minutes.

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Oh, okay, thanks Mr. Al! I'll go and change that. Of course, I wouldn't mind if the "Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust" was 38 minutes. That is, if we get it.
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TheSequelofDisney wrote:Just putting Icabod's and Disney Kids' info together:

Disc one:

- Audio Commentary by John Canemaker
- Disney Song Selection
- Sneak Peak: The Tinkerbell Movie - 00:02:22:08

Disc two:

* Backstage Disney
- "Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust: The Making of Peter Pan" Documentary (possibility)
- "You Can Fly: The Making of Peter Pan" Featurette - 00:15:56:00
- "In Walt's Words: 'Why I Made Peter Pan'" Featurette - 00:07:43:15
- "The Peter Pan That Almost Was" Featurette - 00:20:58:17
- "The Magic of a Fairy" Featurette - 00:08:25:08 (I'm guessing this is "Tinker Bell: A Fairy's Tale)
- "The Peter Pan Story" Promotional Featurette - 00:12:00:00 (about)
- Art Gallery (possibility)
- Theatrical Trailer (possibility) - ?

* Music and More
- "Never Land" Lost Song Performed by Paige O'Hara - 00:02:37:01
- "The Pirate Song" Unreleased Song - 00:02:19:24
- "The Second Star to the Right" Music Video - 00:03:12:20

* Games and Activities
- "Peter's Playful Prank" Storybook
- "Peter Pan's Flight" Magical Environment
- "Camp Never Land" Set Top Games
Well, that seems legitimate.
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Just thought I'd let you know that thanks to the BBFC it has been revealed that the audio commentary will feature John Canemaker and Roy Disney along with other unnamed contributors.
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So is that the same commentary as on the previous Special Edition? I know that one contains Roy Disney with other contributors as well..
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