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Just Myself wrote:My gut tells me they will stick with March 15th

Pre-Order 2-Disc Tangled Blu-ray Combo Pack before March 29, 2011 and receive an exclusive set of 4 Lithographs, while supplies last. Each 10'' x 14'' lithograph features a special Disney seal stamped in gold foil.

Luke wrote:

Mr. Yagoobian wrote:But this is the year we all found out who *really* buys movies...and it's the BD consumers, out of proportion to their market share---sometimes *way* out of proportion:

<i>Toy Story 3</i>:
1/3 of first week units sold were BD.
A format in only 21% the number of your households, DVD, did 33% of unit sales.
Your penetration is nearly 5 times that of BD, but you only doubled BD's sales.

Tim Burton's <i>Alice in Wonderland</i>:
37% of first week units sold were BD.

<i>Iron Man 2</i>:
52% of first week sales were on BD.
That's a straight-up upset loss.

<i>Inception</i>:
Lord, it almost hurts to say it.
65% of first week sales were on BD.
That's what we'd call in my neck of the woods a good old-fashioned country-boy ass-whuppin': that's a percentage point away from BD outselling DVD 2:1.

While I won't dispute your numbers (even though you haven't sourced them), <i>Avatar</i>: Extended is your only example that holds any weight, since all of the other titles had DVDs bundled with their Blu-rays. You could just as easily state 100% of all copies of some of those titles sold were on DVD. Well, I don't know the breakdown on <i>Inception</i> between pure Blu-ray and Blu-ray combo packs, but I think at release date, most would be the latter. And yes obviously people are often spending a few dollars more to get the combo pack than they would be to get the DVD alone, but there's just an amazing amount of misconstruing done to pretend that Blu-ray is more popular than it is (or that it's anywhere near as popular as DVD these days). For instance, I'd be interested in second week and beyond sales comparisons.

Grossing over 400 million dollars in global theatrical sales to date, TANGLED, The Walt Disney Studios blockbuster animated feature that takes a modern twist on the famous hair-raising fable Rapunzel, debuts as the ultimate 4-Disc Disney Blu-ray Combo Pack (3D Blu-ray + Blu-ray + DVD + Digital Copy in a single package) on March 29, 2011. As the 50th full-length animated feature in The Walt Disney Studios’ celebrated library and the first animated feature film to ever debut day-and-date on Disney Blu-ray 3D, TANGLED’s uniquely packaged home entertainment release ensures that viewers of all ages can enjoy this film on a variety of superior, hi-def media platforms while diving further into the history and quirky details behind the making of this film via amusing and informative bonus features.

“Disney’s spirited re-telling of Rapunzel in 3D animation turns out to be a dazzler.” Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

“‘Tangled’ has all of the qualities we look for in an animated Disney feature… Bravo!” Leonard Maltin

BONUS FEATURES — Blu-ray:

Untangled: The Making of a Fairy Tale – Exactly how long is Rapunzel’s hair? How many lanterns were used? Where did Pascal’s name come from? Which Disney animated feature first utilized CG animation? These and more will be answered when Mandy Moore and Zach Levi take viewers on a kooky behind-the-scenes tour to learn how the filmmakers styled this film’s Golden Tresses.

Deleted Scenes – Co-directors Byron Howard and Nathan Greno introduce three scenes and illuminate why they were ultimately cut.

- The Jaunty Moose
- Chemistry Develops
- Vigor The Visionary

Extended Songs – The complete versions of two great songs are shared in a unique feature that explains the co-directors decision to scale them down.

- When Will My Life Begin
- Mother Knows Best

Two Original Storybook Openings – Two alternate versions of the film’s opening sequence described by co-directors Nathan Greno and Byron Howard.

50th Animated Feature Countdown – A video montage celebrating Tangled as the 50th film to join The Walt Disney Studios’ prestigious lineup of classic animated features.

9 Tangled Teasers – A collection of the most unique and quirky commercials made for the theatrical release of Tangled. Some are spoofs based off of infomercials and/or breaking news, some are teasers and others are simply just funny filmstrips.

atlanticaunderthesea wrote:As the movie has done / is still doing so well for Disney ..... may it be included towards the end of the Diamond line ? If the original home release does well of course.

Escapay wrote:]TANGLED BONUS: ITALIAN MUSIC VIDEO
Running time: 4m 1s[/url]

00:04:00:19 "IL MIO NUOVO SOGNO" (I SEE THE LIGHT) (MUSIC VIDEO)

albert

Sotiris wrote:

Escapay wrote:]TANGLED BONUS: ITALIAN MUSIC VIDEO
Running time: 4m 1s[/url]

00:04:00:19 "IL MIO NUOVO SOGNO" (I SEE THE LIGHT) (MUSIC VIDEO)

albert

I find this to be pretty odd for a Disney U.S. release. They've never featured a foreign version of a song on DVD in its entirety before, right? They've only used some bits of foreign versions of songs and that just as part of a multi-language reel. Now we're getting the whole music video of "Il Mio Nuovo Sogno"; isn't that strange? And why just the Italian one?

The only exception I can recall is with the "Mulan: Special Edition" DVD which included the Mandarin version of "I'll Make a Man Out of You" sung by Jackie Chan. And that made sense since the film is about a Chinese myth in a Chinese setting. What's the connection of "Tangled" with Italy?

Sotiris wrote:I find this to be pretty odd for a Disney U.S. release.