CINDERELLA DVD - digital restoration gone too far?

[Heil Donald Duck]

I wonder if they put the RKO logo back in it was supsed to be were the Walt Disney Picture logo is on 2005 DVD.

[ajmrowland]

Well, considering other titles released in the new line, I'd assume they will.

[Flanger-Hanger]

I think both Bambi and Cinderella will be re-done for Blu-ray like Snow White. Just a hunch on my part that although they maybe have been done at a high resolution they may not be up to Disney's current Blu standards. I also think all Platinums from Lady and the Tramp onward probably are (especially 101 Dalmatians).

Didn't Pinocchio's Blu-ray and now Dumbo's have the RKO logo?

[jpanimation]

Didn't Pinocchio's Blu-ray and now Dumbo's have the RKO logo?

They did and do.

[Jackoleen]

Dear Disney Enthusiasts,

XXX!

[musicradio77]

I also have the 1995 VHS tape in my collection, the quality looked good for a VHS release and it was under the "Masterpiece Collection". The picture looked good right before another restoration took effect. The 1997 Laserdisc did the same as the 1995 VHS does. The 1988 VHS was the first to come out under the "Classics (Black Diamond)", but I've seen bits of it, but it was a little dull before the 1995 VHS did. The 2005 DVD under the "Platinum Edition" had a much better picture quality and it was a beauty.

[Disney Duster]

I read that Cinderella's official hair color according to the Disney Archives is "burnt orange". I think her hair color is a slightly reddish, brownish blonde, and I guess that's burnt orange. But the restoration brightened it, and everything, a little too much, as well as painting over some things, having wrong colors, trying to "fix" "mistakes", other bad stuff.

[SpringHeelJack]

"Strawberry blond" is the word I'd use.