SwordInTheStone777 wrote:Dumbo's Big Top Edition and 60th Anniversary are still avalible on DVD, I don't own either, but I rather have 60th over Big Top.
Actually the 60th Anniversary has been out of print or In the Vault since '05 i think. It was one of the first clues we were going to get the Big Top Edition.
I think adding Dumbo would be a great idea, but wouldn't Disney have released a bigger release of it if it were really that important/profitable? I can see Disney catching us off-guard and putting Pocahontas as a PE because it'd be easy to port over the 10th Anniversary Edition and just add a few games and maybe a new feature or two.
Disney just needs to stop skimping on features is all.
Dumbo 60th looks soo much better, than Big Top does. The picture looks much brighter, especially the whole The Pink Elephants On Parade scene.
Pocahontas does deserve a PE, because this was a really nice made fim and that she was a real person, actually a historical figure fits her title more.
This calender doesn't make much sense. The Little Mermaid isn't going back into the vault until 2010. It came out in 2006 so that means it'll be available for 4 years....usually PEs don't last that long. Look at The Jungle Book, it just came out last month and it'll only be available until 2009. And I thought Cinderella was supposed to go back in the Vault back in January along with Lady and the Tramp but I guess they changed their minds. Anyway, I'm psyched for the PE editions of the Fantasia movies(if they really are coming) and also for Pinocchio and the re-release of Snow White. But really, do we need a PE of Alice in Wonderland?? There is already the 2-Disc version out which is basically a PE. I guess they'll add new artwork and a missing song or something.
This calender doesn't make much sense. The Little Mermaid isn't going back into the vault until 2010. It came out in 2006 so that means it'll be available for 4 years....usually PEs don't last that long. Look at The Jungle Book, it just came out last month and it'll only be available until 2009. And I thought Cinderella was supposed to go back in the Vault back in January along with Lady and the Tramp but I guess they changed their minds. Anyway, I'm psyched for the PE editions of the Fantasia movies(if they really are coming) and also for Pinocchio and the re-release of Snow White. But really, do we need a PE of Alice in Wonderland?? There is already the 2-Disc version out which is basically a PE. I guess they'll add new artwork and a missing song or something.
Alice dosen't have everything it needs for PE. PE's have lots of features, audio commentary/commentaries, a 50-60min Documentary, featurettes, photo gallaries, and Disney's ever missing trailers and tv spots.
This calender doesn't make much sense. The Little Mermaid isn't going back into the vault until 2010. It came out in 2006 so that means it'll be available for 4 years....usually PEs don't last that long. Look at The Jungle Book, it just came out last month and it'll only be available until 2009. And I thought Cinderella was supposed to go back in the Vault back in January along with Lady and the Tramp but I guess they changed their minds. Anyway, I'm psyched for the PE editions of the Fantasia movies(if they really are coming) and also for Pinocchio and the re-release of Snow White. But really, do we need a PE of Alice in Wonderland?? There is already the 2-Disc version out which is basically a PE. I guess they'll add new artwork and a missing song or something.
Alice dosen't have everything it needs for PE. PE's have lots of features, audio commentary/commentaries, a 50-60min Documentary, featurettes, photo gallaries, and Disney's ever missing trailers and tv spots.
Yeah, but the point I'm trying to make is that we already have a 2-Disc version, what more could they dig up to add to a PE?? Well, it is Disney we're dealing with here. They find new stuff everyday. And I'm not saying I wouldn't buy it when it comes out....
Warheart11188 wrote:Yeah, but the point I'm trying to make is that we already have a 2-Disc version, what more could they dig up to add to a PE??
Among other things, the bulk of the laserdisc material that wasn't included on the DVD.
(borrowing an old post from Kelvin...)
Disneykid in [url=http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=166368&highlight=laserdisc#166368]this thread[/url] wrote:This thread is mainly an excuse to branch off of my post on this thread, though some of you may be interested in see this. I stumbled across a scan of the back of Alice in Wonderland's Archive laserdisc. I always knew Disney left out a ton of features, but holy crap, I had no idea just how much they left off. Everything in red was left off of the DVD, and everything in violet partially made its way to DVD, though not fully.
History * The History of Alice in Wonderland
* Sir John Tenniel's Illustrations for the Lewis Carroll books
* An Alice Comedy: Alice's Wonderland (1923)
* A Mickey Mouse Cartoon: Thru the Mirror (1936) * 1939 Storyboards for Unproduced Feature Version (Artwork by David Hall and Ray Jacobs)
* 1943 Storyboards for Unproduced Feature Version
* Final Sequence Breakdown
* Deleted Storyboard Concept: Alice Daydreams in the Park
Song Demos * The Caucus Race
* I'm Late (Song Demo)
* I'm Late (Test)
* The Unbirthday Song
* "Tea Party" Dialogue
* Alice in Wonderland
* In a World of My Own (Piano Instrumental)
* In a World of My Own (Song Demo)
* Dream Caravan
* If You'll Believe in Me * The Jabberwocky Song
* Beware the Jabberwock * Twas Brillig (Piano Instrumental)
* The Walrus and the Carpenter Part 1 (Version #2)
* The Walrus and the Carpenter Part 2 (Version #1)
* The Walrus and the Carpenter Part 2 (Version #2)
* The Walrus and the Carpenter Part 3 (Version #1)
* Garden of Live Flowers Dialogue Sequence
* Rose Garden Scene
* How Doth the Little Crocodile
* Paul Frees Audition: Dodo Bird
* Paul Frees Audition: White Rabbit #1
* Paul Frees Audition: White Rabbit #2
* The Lion and the Unicorn * Beyond the Laughing Sky (Song Demo)
* Beyond the Laughing Sky (Gloria Donovan Audition)
* Everything Has a Useness * Instrumental Demo
* "Dance" Instrumental Demo
* "Entrance of the Walrus and the Carpenter" Instrumental Demo
* Alice and the Cheshire Cat
* Gavotte of the Cards
* Mock Turle Soup Song
* So They Say * Humpty Dumpty
* Entrance of the Executioner
* When the Wind is in the East
* Braham's Lullabye Kathryn Beaumont Test
* Beautiful Soup * The Carpenter is Sleeping
* Speak Roughly to Your Little Boy
* Will You Join the Dance
* Finale
Galleries * Design Concepts by Mary Blair
* Design Concepts: Wonderland
* Design Concepts: Tulgey Wood
* Character Design: Alice * Character Design: The White Rabbit
* Character Design: The Queen of Hearts
* Character Design: Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum
* Character Design: Flowers
* Character Design: The Cheshire Cat
* Character Design: The Mad Hatter
* Character Design: The Caterpillar * Character Design: Miscellaneous Characters
* Character Design: Deleted Characters
* Main Title Designs * Photo Gallery: Live-Action Reference Filming * Photo Gallery: Studio Production * Voice Talent
Walt Disney TV Introductions
* Disneyland Television Show (Excerpt) Original Airdate: November 3, 1954
* The Wonderful World of Color (Excerpt) Original Airdate: December 20, 1964
* One Hour in Wonderland
Originally Broadcast on ABC on December 25, 1950
* The Fred Waring Show (Excerpt)
Original Broadcast Date: March 18, 1951
* Operation Wonderland (1951 Promotional Film)
Originally Broadcast on "Ford Star Revue" June 14, 1951
* "Alice in Wonderland" BBC Radio Broadcast of July 4, 1951.
One Hour radio dramatization with Walt Disney and Kathryn Beaumont.
* BBC Christmas Radio Broadcast (1951)
Pre-recorded in California for broadcast by the BBC at Christmastime in 1951, this show features Kathryn Beaumont (the voice of Alice) and Walt Disney, who also provides the voice of Mickey Mouse. It was recorded as separate segments that introduced songs from classic Disney movies. The material included for presentation here (the segments setting up the songs) is all that's known to survive of this show.
Why, Disney? Why?
Scaps
WIST #60:
AwallaceUNC: Would you prefer Substi-Blu-tiary Locomotion?
WIST #61:
TheSequelOfDisney: Damn, did Lin-Manuel Miranda go and murder all your families?
I'm guessing you can always add more ... it's never quite complete. But in a way I'm guessing it's the limitations of DVDs that make em drop a lot of things. LD was a collector's thingy, dvds can be too, but Disney seems unwilling to release e.g. a standard release for those people who don't care about the tons of extras available and a "complete" version featuring whatever they could find. In the end all they'd have to do is add a few discs filled with material. Maybe it'll happen in the future on HD ? (it's a way to make sure the collector's buy it yet again ... a despicable way, but a way nonetheless)
" ... Omnium gallorum fortissimi Belgae sunt ... "
It's no wonder if they"ll use it but still,they will add new stuff?.
When will the Platinum Edition be out? i guess it's March 2010 or 2011 (let's see-
2008-101 Dalmations and Sleeping Beauty.
2009-Fantasia and Pinocchio.
2010-Alice in WonderLand and.... what else? they can't release Snow White since Rapunzel is out that year,wait-maybe they'll release Hunchback or Hercules that year? many people wanted it and they can release it like this year's Jungle Book.
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Maybe 2010 but not i don't think of 2009,didn't they pushed Fantasia and Pinocchio too long? (Pinocchio will be out soon with all the Jimminy marchandise).
Yeah,i guess,it's the best time for it.
And i have a feeling that Hercules and Hunchback will get a platinum and one of them will be with Alice or both in 2010 (Anyway,Snow White will be in 2011 becouse Razpunel is in 2010) becouse a lot of people wanted it so Disney will make it up for them and they don't have more Platinum Editions (it's too early to release The Lion King).
No,i mean that Rapunzel will be released to theather in 2010 and it's a Disney Princess movie so there won't be a Snow White Platinum Edition in 2010 or 2009.
Ariel's prince that doesn't make sense. Who cares if Rapunzel is released then. That certaintly doesn't mean Snow White can't be released on DVD that same year.
And Hecules and Hunchback will NOT receive Platinum editions.
