Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 1:20 pm
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Tom
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 9:49 pm
I watched that 20 minute documentary on Alan Menken located on disc 2 of Aladdin. I might watch more of disc 2 tomorrow morning.
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 10:36 pm
"Making of" The Incredibles
It was the most exciting feature I've watched in a while.
It was the most exciting feature I've watched in a while.
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 7:26 pm
Howdy!
About a week or so ago, my little brothers and I played "Riley Poole's Decode This!" and solved the codes on the National Treasure DVD.
sethn172
About a week or so ago, my little brothers and I played "Riley Poole's Decode This!" and solved the codes on the National Treasure DVD.
sethn172
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 8:13 pm
I watched that short last night, and I used to enjoy it a lot. By the way, that starts out with Pooh on a bridge with pinecones, right? First of all, Rabit threw me off a lot. And the opening song was a horrible take on the original "Winnie the Pooh" theme. But what I couldn't stand was Eeyore's behavior. It was grossly off from what we'd seen of him in the movie / 60/70's shorts.jamminjake245 wrote:I liked A Day for Eyore, but Pooh's voice sounded much deeper then the other Pooh shorts. The animation had improved greatly though.
Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2005 3:49 pm
I just looked the extras of Beauty and the Beast (Disc 1)
Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 4:45 pm
For me, it was the Walt Disney "commentary" on Snow White. Lots of really cool behind the scenes stories about how he made the movie. It would've been a lot more interesting if it had been an actual commentary where it went scene by scene. But this is obviously impossible as Walt's been dead for 30 years. Still, it was a great commentary. The narrator that filled in the gaps left by Walt was interesting. Dry, but interesting. I'll probably watch it again. Not all the time, though, as with most other commentaries.
On a side note, I just got the Snow White dvd from my grandma (she said I could have since she doesn't really watch tv anymore and hardly ever watches the same movie more than a couple times. I've noticed something, though. When I watch the movie with the original mono audio track, the dvd freezes at the layer change. Is this normal ?, probably not. Maybe it's just my player, a Sony DVPCX-860 300 disc player. Oh, well. I ran through that part with the 5.1 track and didn't really hear any difference to speak of. It only bugs me because I try to watch a movie/tv series with the audio track it had at the time it was released as it give a more nostalgic experience.
On a side note, I just got the Snow White dvd from my grandma (she said I could have since she doesn't really watch tv anymore and hardly ever watches the same movie more than a couple times. I've noticed something, though. When I watch the movie with the original mono audio track, the dvd freezes at the layer change. Is this normal ?, probably not. Maybe it's just my player, a Sony DVPCX-860 300 disc player. Oh, well. I ran through that part with the 5.1 track and didn't really hear any difference to speak of. It only bugs me because I try to watch a movie/tv series with the audio track it had at the time it was released as it give a more nostalgic experience.
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 12:14 pm
I saw the making-of featurette on the Snow White feature disc. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought it was an hour long. I was disappointed to see it end after only 20 minutes! Could this be a R2 issue? 
Anyway, it was fairly interesting. A lot was already known to me as a Disney fan, but the tidbits about the leap in the level of animation was fascinating. Quite in depth for such a short feature. 7/10
Anyway, it was fairly interesting. A lot was already known to me as a Disney fan, but the tidbits about the leap in the level of animation was fascinating. Quite in depth for such a short feature. 7/10
Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2005 11:06 pm
1.I just finished watching The Making of Beauty and the Beast.
Found it to be quite interesting, long enough and had some insight..... however, it didn't match the quality of the same feature in Aladdin.
I don't quite get how come they put such a lazy effort (in comparison) to what Disney proclaims they're best achievments: BATB and The Lion King.
... and who came with the idea of adding the same feature in 2 different sections of the DVD; if they didn't want to add anything more, they might as well haven't done that in the first place.
2. I also watched The Story behind the story. Nice "little" feature (it's almost more than 20 min. long) but they could have told the stories on all their Disney movies; they had space for that.
Found it to be quite interesting, long enough and had some insight..... however, it didn't match the quality of the same feature in Aladdin.
I don't quite get how come they put such a lazy effort (in comparison) to what Disney proclaims they're best achievments: BATB and The Lion King.
... and who came with the idea of adding the same feature in 2 different sections of the DVD; if they didn't want to add anything more, they might as well haven't done that in the first place.
2. I also watched The Story behind the story. Nice "little" feature (it's almost more than 20 min. long) but they could have told the stories on all their Disney movies; they had space for that.
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2005 7:50 pm
the animators audiocommentary on Aladdin; for a class.
Very interesting info.
It is a shame Andreas DEja didn't get a special feature here; given the fact that this is going to be the last one where he animated a villain.
He must be really proud of himself. Most of the more important villains in Disney where created by him.
PS
By the way, especial congratulations to the one for Ursula. It had to be really tough to animate those tentacles.
Very interesting info.
It is a shame Andreas DEja didn't get a special feature here; given the fact that this is going to be the last one where he animated a villain.
He must be really proud of himself. Most of the more important villains in Disney where created by him.
PS
By the way, especial congratulations to the one for Ursula. It had to be really tough to animate those tentacles.
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2005 8:06 pm
Not true! He animated Scar from The Lion King which came out 2 years after Aladdin!Evil Genie Jafar wrote: It is a shame Andreas DEja didn't get a special feature here; given the fact that this is going to be the last one where he animated a villain.
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2005 8:27 pm
What I meant is that Aladdin is the last Platinum where he animated a villain and he didn't get that feature... and I doubt he'll get one in the next releases.Timon/Pumba fan wrote:Not true! He animated Scar from The Lion King which came out 2 years after Aladdin!Evil Genie Jafar wrote: It is a shame Andreas DEja didn't get a special feature here; given the fact that this is going to be the last one where he animated a villain.
Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 3:55 am
Ok, so here I go again...
I watched Inside Walt's Story Meetings of the Bambi DVD.
I found it to be just as an audiocommentary... if not a little bit better because of how they blended concept art and Disney short's scenes as comparisons.
... and as said it again. One would wonder why they didn't do this with Cinderella as well, and keep it like a new bonus feature for the old movies a la DEHTM.
I watched Inside Walt's Story Meetings of the Bambi DVD.
I found it to be just as an audiocommentary... if not a little bit better because of how they blended concept art and Disney short's scenes as comparisons.
... and as said it again. One would wonder why they didn't do this with Cinderella as well, and keep it like a new bonus feature for the old movies a la DEHTM.
Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2005 5:16 am
The Making of The Lion King
some things were kinda boring
some things were kinda boring