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Pasta67, thanks for thanking me but I didn't do anything.

Haha, my apologies, DancingCrab. Thank you for breaking the news and for actually giving us all of the contact info.

atlanticaunderthesea wrote:

Mooky wrote:Any news on the replacement program for UK discs?

I called the home entertainment number, but got put on hold for a half hour, so gave up.

Dang it... I just hope they're actually aware of the issue and working on fixing it.

Pasta67 wrote:Haha, my apologies, DancingCrab. Thank you for breaking the news and for actually giving us all of the contact info.

No, thank you. I was so excited to have a perfect opportunity to use that gif of Jan Brady.

While I bought the set a few days ago, I finally got around to actually opening it so I could call them up and get the process started. The lady I spoke to was very helpful, and I'm glad I was prepared with all the numbers I needed thanks to you guys here (the ones on the bottom of the discs are really hard to read)! I stuck around to complete the survey and left a message of thanks for issuing this program in order to correct the errors.
I'm waiting until the new discs arrive before I actually sit down and watch the film. It's been forever since I've seen it and want it to be kinda perfect.

Out of all the errors that were present in the original release of the movie, there is still one well-known mistake missing from the Blu-ray.

DisneyJedi wrote:Out of all the errors that were present in the original release of the movie, there is still one well-known mistake missing from the Blu-ray.

What one is that?

disneyboy20022 wrote:

DisneyJedi wrote:Out of all the errors that were present in the original release of the movie, there is still one well-known mistake missing from the Blu-ray.

What one is that?

Here's one hint: it involves the priest.

I wouldn't exactly call that a mistake.

But it was edited from a previous release and they left everything else unedited.

It's not a mistake if they did it on purpose.

Right, the priest's knee moving was something intended. But you probably just called it a mistake as a joke. Or because you meant it was a "mistake" for them to forget to edit it out this time.

The whole so called erection joke is just a knee and not a woody, why couldn't they understand the boneheads?

atlanticaunderthesea wrote:

Mooky wrote:Any news on the replacement program for UK discs?

I called the home entertainment number, but got put on hold for a half hour, so gave up.

Oh no. I'm starting to really want mine replaced now. I mean the more I watch it, the less the POYW error annoys me but if I can get the discs replaced I will.

Well... I sent my discs, along with my Who Framed Roger Rabbit DVD and Pinocchio BD discs, to Disney. Now all I can do is wait and pray to God that I didn't make a wasted effort.

Disney did a superb restoration of the film on the BD with amazing restored PQ and AQ, thanks again Disney.

DisneyJedi wrote:along with my Who Framed Roger Rabbit DVD

What's up with that one?

enigmawing wrote:

DisneyJedi wrote:along with my Who Framed Roger Rabbit DVD

What's up with that one?

Well, when I got the 25th anniversary Blu-ray pack, it had a sticker on the front saying that the DVD included was incorrect.

DisneyJedi wrote:Well, when I got the 25th anniversary Blu-ray pack, it had a sticker on the front saying that the DVD included was incorrect.

Wow, I can't believe I totally forgot about that! I just chose to just ignore it since I was happy with the Blu-ray.

Carry on.