Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs New 2-Disc DVD Thread

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2099net wrote:To change the subject slightly, I'd like to say that while the Hyperion Studios tour on the BD does have a lot of great content in it, I personally found it somewhat of a chore to work through (even with the full-index - press down on the navigation bar).
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ajmrowland wrote:That said, I don't care if you only buy DVDs. You're just not an extremely credible source for listing features.
Who is that directed to?

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The_Iceflash wrote:With this Snow White DVD, with the film itself and its transfer, I don't feel like I'm losing anything. It's a great restoration and looks great to watch. I don't and shouldn't think of it as bad because it's not higher resolution.
Absolutely! The DVD restoration looks incredible!
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Just ordered it from DMC... not so excited for the bonus features (except the audio commentary, which I heard was fabulous), but I'm still pretty thrilled that I'm going to have Snow White on DVD.
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Why did they have 2 different releases of this in the last month
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memnv wrote:Why did they have 2 different releases of this in the last month
Because they're evil. :P
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yes they are
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I saw the DVDs Saturaday, so I'll be getting that for Christmas. I wonder why the coverart isn't as fancy and cool looking than the blu-ray? I don't see the reason why they did that. Maybe it's because they want to make their blu-rays pretty so people can be attracted to it. :P
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I think the DVD has the better cover art, especially when compared to the art for the Blu-ray packaging, where it's like all about the hag and Snow White pops up very small at the bottom. The DVD is less cluttered.
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SpringHeelJack wrote:I think the DVD has the better cover art, especially when compared to the art for the Blu-ray packaging, where it's like all about the hag and Snow White pops up very small at the bottom. The DVD is less cluttered.
I agree. I think the DVD looks more classic, while the Blu-ray combos are a bit too cluttered.
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Margos wrote:
SpringHeelJack wrote:I think the DVD has the better cover art, especially when compared to the art for the Blu-ray packaging, where it's like all about the hag and Snow White pops up very small at the bottom. The DVD is less cluttered.
I agree. I think the DVD looks more classic, while the Blu-ray combos are a bit too cluttered.
That and I don't find Blu-ray cases that flattering.
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I'll admit I was disappointed in the Blu-Ray cover art; the DVD looks so much classier. Then again I make my purchases for the films and features themselves, not the cover art.
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enigmawing wrote:I'll admit I was disappointed in the Blu-Ray cover art; the DVD looks so much classier. Then again I make my purchases for the films and features themselves, not the cover art.
Same here. I've never turned down purchasing a film because of it's cover art. I might moan and groan if I think it looks absolutely ridiculous but I'd still buy it.
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On second thought, the DVD case did look a little better because the cover art was simpler. Snow White was a lot larger and the giant apple behind her reflected the dwarfs and the prince, so it's not bad at all. The blu-ray case was just glitterly with bold, blue lines going along the edges. But obviously the movie is what matters.
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The_Iceflash wrote:
enigmawing wrote:I'll admit I was disappointed in the Blu-Ray cover art; the DVD looks so much classier. Then again I make my purchases for the films and features themselves, not the cover art.
Same here. I've never turned down purchasing a film because of it's cover art. I might moan and groan if I think it looks absolutely ridiculous but I'd still buy it.
Oh, totally! You know, I still groan about some of the old VHS covers but I still bought the movies then too. :lol:
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enigmawing wrote:Then again I make my purchases for the films and features themselves, not the cover art.
I'm not saying "Snow White looked lousy, I'm not buying it," I'm just saying that the near-unlimited resources Disney has, they could at some point probably make some cover art that wasn't just a cluttered clipart hodgepodge of the movie's cast or floating heads in space.
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SpringHeelJack wrote:
enigmawing wrote:Then again I make my purchases for the films and features themselves, not the cover art.
I'm not saying "Snow White looked lousy, I'm not buying it," I'm just saying that the near-unlimited resources Disney has, they could at some point probably make some cover art that wasn't just a cluttered clipart hodgepodge of the movie's cast or floating heads in space.
Wasn't accusing you there. ;) It's more that I'm probably one of the worst sticklers there is about cover art. I understand they're trying to appeal to people (and their kids) buying off the shelves, but yikes . . . I really have to bite my tongue at times at how horrid some of my favorite movies are depicted by their covers! :o Sometimes I wish I could go without buying. :lol:
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The cover art looks pretty good. The only thing that could've been adjusted is the size of the title on the front; could've been slightly bigger.
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