Several sites in Europe have announced and there are rumours that Ratatouille might be a 2-Disc in Europe, because of its amazing box-office success over here.
So what do you think?
Personally for me it sucks, because I already imported the Region 1, but then again I don't watch the bonus stuff more than once or twice.
Ratatouille 2-Disc in Europe
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winniedu77
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Re: Ratatouille 2-Disc in Europe
French edition will have a 2-disc set for sure!Dottie wrote:Several sites in Europe have announced and there are rumours that Ratatouille might be a 2-Disc in Europe, because of its amazing box-office success over here.
So what do you think?
Personally for me it sucks, because I already imported the Region 1, but then again I don't watch the bonus stuff more than once or twice.
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PatrickvD
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Re: Ratatouille 2-Disc in Europe
it's the #1 film of the year in France, it would be an outrage if they didn't realease a 2-disc set.winniedu77 wrote:French edition will have a 2-disc set for sure!Dottie wrote:Several sites in Europe have announced and there are rumours that Ratatouille might be a 2-Disc in Europe, because of its amazing box-office success over here.
So what do you think?
Personally for me it sucks, because I already imported the Region 1, but then again I don't watch the bonus stuff more than once or twice.
Well, yeah, it seems to be for sure because amazon.fr has already made it available for preorder.
It will be released on the 1st of February.
However, in my opinion, it looks a little bit strange that they kept the same artwork as for the regular R1 release.
It will be released on the 1st of February.
However, in my opinion, it looks a little bit strange that they kept the same artwork as for the regular R1 release.
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For everybody who's curious about the European 2-Disc DVD content. Here a list what's on the German DVD:
Disc 1:
- new short Your Friend the Rat
- Pixar short Lifted,
- "Fine Food and Film: A Conversation with Thomas Keller and Brad Bird"
Disc 2:
- 3 deleted scenes
- Creating Paris - Featurette
- Podcasts - Behind the Scenes
- Characters - Featurette
- Work Reel: Rapids
- Remy's Unbelievable but edible
Disc 1:
- new short Your Friend the Rat
- Pixar short Lifted,
- "Fine Food and Film: A Conversation with Thomas Keller and Brad Bird"
Disc 2:
- 3 deleted scenes
- Creating Paris - Featurette
- Podcasts - Behind the Scenes
- Characters - Featurette
- Work Reel: Rapids
- Remy's Unbelievable but edible
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I already bought the single-disk edition of Ratatouille and I'm not planning to double-dip.
What kind of policy is this anyway? Either they should release single and double disk edition simultaniously, so that customers can choose between them at once, or they should announce long in advance that "the extensive two-disk edition is coming later, on that and that date".
Why does it have to differ so much from country to country and from movie to movie? 2 Disk Edition of Pocahontas in UK, not in The Netherlands, 2 disk edition of The Incredibles on first release, not of Ratatouille. Much more 'Disney Treasures' in the USA than anywhere else.
Audio commentary for Hunchback of Notre Dame in US and UKversion, not in the Benelux edition I've got. I can go on and on about the random differences.
What kind of policy is this anyway? Either they should release single and double disk edition simultaniously, so that customers can choose between them at once, or they should announce long in advance that "the extensive two-disk edition is coming later, on that and that date".
Why does it have to differ so much from country to country and from movie to movie? 2 Disk Edition of Pocahontas in UK, not in The Netherlands, 2 disk edition of The Incredibles on first release, not of Ratatouille. Much more 'Disney Treasures' in the USA than anywhere else.
Audio commentary for Hunchback of Notre Dame in US and UKversion, not in the Benelux edition I've got. I can go on and on about the random differences.