We got some 6 months left till it's release, so we can always hope. I shall remain optimistic till the end!toonaspie wrote:I dont mind them reanimating that Cogsworth sequence but I seriously wish they would bring back the original color scheme. The darker colors of the original cut make the movie much more pleasing to look at than the washed-out look of the new version.
Also you can see more detail with the original print which will be a bonus if they're gonna do a Blu Ray release of this.
Beauty And The Beast: Diamond Edition Discussion Oct. 5th!
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Here is two big pictures of the American Blu-ray/DVD releases.
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Disney left the original 1980s blue castle logo and RKO logo for Peter Pan. They removed the 1980s blue castle logo for Sleeping Beauty but had the movie open with the RKO logo as originally intended.Goliath wrote:What do you mean?azul017 wrote:I mean, Disney left the opening and original animation for the PEs of Peter Pan and Sleeping Beauty.
With something as recent as Beauty and the Beast, it's much more trickier. I really didn't care for the new musical sequence myself.
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It all depends on whether or not Disney sees a set as profitable. Personally, I wouldn't buy a set for the price of what Snow White was, but I would buy a set for around the price of the Gone With the Wind and Oz sets, which were list price about 80 bucks, but I got for fifty or so.Coolmanio wrote:Do you guys think that we will get any collector items with this release? Maybe not to the extent that Snow White did, but maybe go back to the collector editions from the Lion King, Cinderella, and Aladdin.
I am still very curious as to wether Disney have any plans to re-release the two "sequels" anytime, (obviously on DVD only) I have alot of the DTV Sequels mainly for collections sake but I don't have the two BATB ones so I would be intrested in getting copies of these sometime.
I love The Little Mermaid and Ariel


Why obviously on DVD? They'll surely release them all on blu-ray at SOME point. I think the idea of releasing any movie ONLY to DVD at this point is such a waste.miklc wrote:I am still very curious as to wether Disney have any plans to re-release the two "sequels" anytime, (obviously on DVD only) I have alot of the DTV Sequels mainly for collections sake but I don't have the two BATB ones so I would be intrested in getting copies of these sometime.
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Just a quick question,
I want to get Beauty and the Beast on DVD but missed out on the Platinum Edition, so I'm waiting on this new DVD. I don't own a Blu-Ray player and don't plan on buying one any time in the near future, what's the likelihood of the Diamond Edition retaining everything from the last DVD on the DVD format? Like did Snow White retain most of it's stuff on the most recent DVD edition?
I want to get Beauty and the Beast on DVD but missed out on the Platinum Edition, so I'm waiting on this new DVD. I don't own a Blu-Ray player and don't plan on buying one any time in the near future, what's the likelihood of the Diamond Edition retaining everything from the last DVD on the DVD format? Like did Snow White retain most of it's stuff on the most recent DVD edition?
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Highly unlikely.Philo & Gunge wrote:What's the likelihood of the Diamond Edition retaining everything from the last DVD on the DVD format?
No. It jettisoned many of the original bonus features.Philo & Gunge wrote:Like did Snow White retain most of it's stuff on the most recent DVD edition?
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So then I guess my best bet come October would be just to track down the original 2002 DVD if I don't have a Blu-Ray player by then. Fair enough.SpringHeelJack wrote:Highly unlikely.Philo & Gunge wrote:What's the likelihood of the Diamond Edition retaining everything from the last DVD on the DVD format?
No. It jettisoned many of the original bonus features.Philo & Gunge wrote:Like did Snow White retain most of it's stuff on the most recent DVD edition?
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Unless of course you are planning on getting a blu-ray player at some point in the next couple years... because then you'll just be buying it again.Philo & Gunge wrote:So then I guess my best bet come October would be just to track down the original 2002 DVD if I don't have a Blu-Ray player by then. Fair enough.SpringHeelJack wrote: Highly unlikely.
No. It jettisoned many of the original bonus features.
Honestly, I'd say that the Platinum Edition DVD is worth just buying right now if you don't have it. You can find it on Amazon for like $20-30 ish... and it really is a great release. All kinds of great bonus features.
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I'm leaving for college in August so I doubt I'll have much need for a Blu-Ray player for at least another four years.SWillie! wrote: Unless of course you are planning on getting a blu-ray player at some point in the next couple years... because then you'll just be buying it again.
Honestly, I'd say that the Platinum Edition DVD is worth just buying right now if you don't have it. You can find it on Amazon for like $20-30 ish... and it really is a great release. All kinds of great bonus features.

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The PE is worth every cent, IMO. In addition to the elegant 3D menus, you get a bunch of featurettes that altogether make a 50 min doc, the original Human Again storyboards with two introductions, similar with pencil version of Beast's death, animation tests, animatic of the Ballroom scene, galleries, and so much more! 


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Except for the transfer.ajmrowland wrote:The PE is worth every cent, IMO. In addition to the elegant 3D menus, you get a bunch of featurettes that altogether make a 50 min doc, the original Human Again storyboards with two introductions, similar with pencil version of Beast's death, animation tests, animatic of the Ballroom scene, galleries, and so much more!

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Yeah dude since you don't wanna upgrade your best bet is to wait around the release of the Blu Ray + DVD combo pack that will make the price of the originals go down on eBay or Amazon.com market place.
However the rest of us will enjoy getting the new movie on blu and dvd for like 10 bucks with couopns and deals
However the rest of us will enjoy getting the new movie on blu and dvd for like 10 bucks with couopns and deals
