Can't wait to get it next Tuesday.
Found - Lady and the Tramp: Platinum Edition, On The Shelves
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WHOAMG!!!! IS END OF WORLD!!!!
I don't really care if the slipcover opens or not. Actually, it's a little better this way. It has less of a chance of breaking now. If you want something that shows a little difference between it and your other DVDs, you've still got that whopping "Platinum Edition" banner on the front of the cover.
...or a non-special edition, or a DTV, or a Ghibli film.Tarzan. wrote:I can't believe that this slipcover doesn't open like a book, because I mean it's a Platinum and all their slipcovers should open like a book at least to mark a little defference between a Platinum and a simple Special Edition...
I don't really care if the slipcover opens or not. Actually, it's a little better this way. It has less of a chance of breaking now. If you want something that shows a little difference between it and your other DVDs, you've still got that whopping "Platinum Edition" banner on the front of the cover.
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If you're talking about DaveWadding's smilie, then no, he's not joking. The slipcover really doesn't open like a book. Look at this part of Luke's review:magicalwands wrote:I think his wink face means he's just kidding.
Luke wrote:Unlike past entries, this one's slipcover does not "open like a book" to tout the bonus features and restoration held within.
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Unfortunetly, Dave isn't kidding!magicalwands wrote:I think his wink face means he's just kidding.
Sorry kidos, but Disney, the makers of our beloved slipcovers, decided not to make the LATT slipcover open like a book. Luke confirms it here.
I guess this can go in the top 10 worst days in American history, along with the attacks on Pearl Harbor and 9/11!
EDIT: Teh Pasta beat me to it! Oh well!
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When the Disney Enhanced Home Theater Mix came out I thought that this was an exclusive thing for the Platinums, but then they release Mary Poppins with this included...Pasta67 wrote:WHOAMG!!!! IS END OF WORLD!!!!...or a non-special edition, or a DTV, or a Ghibli film.Tarzan. wrote:I can't believe that this slipcover doesn't open like a book, because I mean it's a Platinum and all their slipcovers should open like a book at least to mark a little defference between a Platinum and a simple Special Edition...
I don't really care if the slipcover opens or not. Actually, it's a little better this way. It has less of a chance of breaking now. If you want something that shows a little difference between it and your other DVDs, you've still got that whopping "Platinum Edition" banner on the front of the cover.
So like you said, now the only thing that we have left is this banner...
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Aww man. I love the thick feeling of a Platinum dvd because of the huge DVD Insider Magazine and the slipcover book, but now it's thin. I feel sorry for people who are blind because they can't SEE the magic of platinum edition, and now they can't FEEL the magic of platinum edition. Way to go Disney!
All in all, I'm over it. I'm not surprised one bit Disney did this.
All in all, I'm over it. I'm not surprised one bit Disney did this.

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It's still got the DVD Insider, you know. All we're missing is the part of the slipcover that actually opens, which isn't even a millimeter thick. I'll still get the "Holy mother-of-pancakes, it's a Platinum!" feeling.magicalwands wrote:Aww man. I love the thick feeling of a Platinum dvd because of the huge DVD Insider Magazine and the slipcover book, but now it's thin.
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We are not saying that the Platinums don't have magic, we are just saying that now the quality of the slipcovers is not the same that we had in prior releases of this edition.magicalwands wrote:Aww man. I love the thick feeling of a Platinum dvd because of the huge DVD Insider Magazine and the slipcover book, but now it's thin. I feel sorry for people who are blind because they can't SEE the magic of platinum edition, and now they can't FEEL the magic of platinum edition. Way to go Disney!
All in all, I'm over it. I'm not surprised one bit Disney did this.
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Yeah I know, it's just me who gets that feeling. For me it just defines a Platinum from a Special.Tarzan. wrote:We are not saying that the Platinums don't have magic, we are just saying that now the quality of the slipcovers is not the same that we had in prior releases of this edition.magicalwands wrote:Aww man. I love the thick feeling of a Platinum dvd because of the huge DVD Insider Magazine and the slipcover book, but now it's thin. I feel sorry for people who are blind because they can't SEE the magic of platinum edition, and now they can't FEEL the magic of platinum edition. Way to go Disney!
All in all, I'm over it. I'm not surprised one bit Disney did this.

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The stores are not supposed to sell them early, and if they get caught can get in trouble. When I worked at Office Depot several years ago we had a small DVD section. When The Matrix was released one of the guys working there bought a copy a few days before it was supposed to be put out. Somehow it went though the computer system, and the store got fined. I forget the amount, but it was more than the $20 the DVD cost.
Strange that the slipcover doesn't open like a book. Oh well still can't wait to pick this up.
Strange that the slipcover doesn't open like a book. Oh well still can't wait to pick this up.

