Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 12:27 pm
Where did you order it from?? And what region is it??Jordan wrote:I'm so excited: my copy was shipped this afternoon! I should have it by next Wenesday!
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Where did you order it from?? And what region is it??Jordan wrote:I'm so excited: my copy was shipped this afternoon! I should have it by next Wenesday!
Nah, it's a critic darling, and many adults warm up to it easily, but it's not as popular with the under 10 crowd. I'm more surprised that Aladdin scored so low. Despite the references being somewhat dated, they're still highly amusing. And how can kids resist an all-adventure feature with one of the cutest sidekicks to date, Abu, is beyond me!Disney's Divinity wrote:I'm surprised BatB didn't do better though.
That's just too bad. Although the ratio is intended, there are always certain shots that look like something's missing in them. And it's not like you are gonna see the difference on a television anyway.Escapay wrote:Preference from the creators to have it in the intended theatrical aspect ratio. Same reason that Beauty and the Beast, Hunchback of Notre Dame, and the Gold Collection version of Mulan were released in their theatrical 1.85:1 aspect ratio as opposed to the fully 1.66:1 animated aspect ratio.
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I can understand that I suppose. When I was younger, I wasn't much into the movie either. A little too much romance to be interesting for me.Disney-Fan wrote:Nah, it's a critic darling, and many adults warm up to it easily, but it's not as popular with the under 10 crowd. I'm more surprised that Aladdin scored so low. Despite the references being somewhat dated, they're still highly amusing. And how can kids resist an all-adventure feature with one of the cutest sidekicks to date, Abu, is beyond me!Disney's Divinity wrote:I'm surprised BatB didn't do better though.
It's based on figures I've collected through the years from the internet. Snow White and BATB's, for example, were taken from a rather popular DVD/Video site which tracked yearly sales figures. Cinderella's from a IMDB article, Bambi as well. I have some sales figures of the old VHS releases from the 1980's and 1990's if you're interested.BambiFan87 wrote:Rodis where did you get DVD sales figures like that? im interested in knowing those things. thanks!
Well not a lot is missing when something's matted from 1.66:1 to 1.75:1 (or 1.85:1) It's like cutting off 1/16 of an inch off the top and bottom of a 3x5 photograph.KubrickFan wrote:That's just too bad. Although the ratio is intended, there are always certain shots that look like something's missing in them. And it's not like you are gonna see the difference on a television anyway.Escapay wrote:Preference from the creators to have it in the intended theatrical aspect ratio. Same reason that Beauty and the Beast, Hunchback of Notre Dame, and the Gold Collection version of Mulan were released in their theatrical 1.85:1 aspect ratio as opposed to the fully 1.66:1 animated aspect ratio.
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On Axelmusic.com, and it's the Region 1.rodis wrote:Where did you order it from?? And what region is it??Jordan wrote:I'm so excited: my copy was shipped this afternoon! I should have it by next Wenesday!
271286 wrote:I GOT THE DVD TODAY!![]()
YAY... Axelmusic rocks!
I watched it this afternoon and I loved it! The restoration is beautiful, however it does have some grain... It seems it has been a bit rushed... A character can be completely clean for a while and suddenly its grainy... Too bad BUT OVERALL IT's AMAZING... I'll use all mornig tomorow on watching the bouns features...
... And YES the main menu is animated... The wind is blowing in her hair and when you pick a feature she jumps into the water... AMAZING!!!![]()
Oooh don't ruin the party271286 wrote:I GOT THE DVD TODAY!![]()
YAY... Axelmusic rocks!
I watched it this afternoon and I loved it! The restoration is beautiful, however it does have some grain... It seems it has been a bit rushed... A character can be completely clean for a while and suddenly its grainy... Too bad BUT OVERALL IT's AMAZING... I'll use all mornig tomorow on watching the bouns features...
... And YES the main menu is animated... The wind is blowing in her hair and when you pick a feature she jumps into the water... AMAZING!!!![]()
A week and a half, give or take a few days.rodis wrote:How long does it take to deliver (to Israel, for example)
Yep, I am. Why? OK I think that belongs to PM lol.Disney-Fan wrote:A week and a half, give or take a few days.rodis wrote:How long does it take to deliver (to Israel, for example)
Are you by any chance from Israel?
I am too! lolrodis wrote:Yep, I am. Why? OK I think that belongs to PM lol.
That sounds too good to be true concerning the menu.271286 wrote:I GOT THE DVD TODAY!![]()
YAY... Axelmusic rocks!
I watched it this afternoon and I loved it! The restoration is beautiful, however it does have some grain... It seems it has been a bit rushed... A character can be completely clean for a while and suddenly its grainy... Too bad BUT OVERALL IT's AMAZING... I'll use all mornig tomorow on watching the bouns features...
... And YES the main menu is animated... The wind is blowing in her hair and when you pick a feature she jumps into the water... AMAZING!!!![]()
God, I hope not.PrincessJen wrote:I asked this question a few pages back and I think it got totally lost in the mix, but is TLM II getting a re-release?