Lazario wrote:For my money, the '98 WS VHS is easily the best.
I'd probably agree with you there if it weren't for the colors. It's just a little too hazy lavender for my taste.
PixarFan2006 wrote:I do like the way the 1998 WS VHS cover looks. Anyone notice how The 2012 Blu-Ray cover looks like the 1998 WS VHS cover, only zoomed in?
You might be interested in checking out the LD from that era:
I love the way the moonlight beams onto the table where Lady and Tramp are having their romantic dinner in the WS WHS version. Reminds me of Look at the skies, they have stars in their eyes....
SWillie! wrote:It's not the theme of the cover that I don't like - I think the cover of LatT should be the spaghetti scene. But the drawings on this cover are extremely off model, while the blu-ray cover is at least better, albeit far from perfect.
Since Lady and the Tramp has some of my favorite animation drawings of all time, I hate to see the characters butchered like this. Bring in Frank Thomas to make the damn DVD cover, please.
Yea but isn't your only complaint about how off-model they look? I think the composition of it is better than the Blu-ray's.
enigmawing wrote:I'd say the 2012 DVD is the worst of the bunch.
Thanks for all the images. I personally think the Platinum is the best one and that the 2012 DVD cover has better composition than the 2012 Blu-ray, even if mostly because of that dang sideways title.
Disney Duster wrote:Yea but isn't your only complaint about how off-model they look? I think the composition of it is better than the Blu-ray's.
Well my BIGGEST complaint is that they're off-model. But I like the blu-ray's composition more than the current DVD, for sure. The DVD is so clustered... it's like "LOOK! HERE'S LADY AND THE TRAMP! THEY'RE THE MAIN CHARACTERRSSSS!!! LOOOOKK!!!!!!"
At least the blu-ray gives them a little room to breathe, even if the composition is a little off.
Khonnor wrote:I cancelled my order, until I know for sure if it has a slipcover (or not).
You collect any and all versions of the Disney movies...but not if they don't have a slipcover?!
Exactly.
I have some 'exceptions', like the Tarzan, Snow White, Emperor's New Groove, Atlantis and Dinosaur Collector's Editions, but all my other Disney dvds and blu rays have a slipcover. To me, it makes them special and creates unity on my shelf. To each their own, right?