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I was wondering why I didn't get an insert in some of my DVD's lately: The Emperor's Club didn't have one, nor did my disney "That Darn Cat"

Paka wrote:Maybe we'll even start seeing custom cover art, too. Now there would be a lucrative market!!

That biz is already booming. If you search the net, you'll find several sites with this as their specialty - with as many as 3-5 custom covers per DVD.

I hope the Platinum and Special Edition Titels will still have booklets in the future..

philipp616 wrote:I hope the Platinum and Special Edition Titels will still have booklets in the future..

You know, I'm expecting Lion King to not have it.

Last I heard, the case of Lion King was described as a "Special Amaray Book-Like Case", which leads me to believe it opens in the middle, and has a disc on the left an right side of the case within, leavingno room for an insert.

I wouldn't be surprised if this became the new standard case for two disc releases, seeing as the double-flap Amaray is only in existence to made room for the insert anyway.

This is just speculation on my part though.

Jack wrote:

philipp616 wrote:I hope the Platinum and Special Edition Titels will still have booklets in the future..

You know, I'm expecting Lion King to not have it.

Last I heard, the case of Lion King was described as a "Special Amaray Book-Like Case", which leads me to believe it opens in the middle, and has a disc on the left an right side of the case within, leavingno room for an insert.

I wouldn't be surprised if this became the new standard case for two disc releases, seeing as the double-flap Amaray is only in existence to made room for the insert anyway.

This is just speculation on my part though.

I'm expecting a case like the Beauty and the Beast case last year. That was opened like a book too..

The case you describe sounds more like a digipak. I think if lion king gets a digipak they would say 'digipak' and not 'Special Amaray Book-Like Case'

I hope the DVD will have such a nice booklet like Snow White and Beauty and the Beast. A --SPECIAL-- DVD is a little less special whithout a nice booklet in it.

Whats with The love bug SE and 20000 leagues under the sea SE? Any booklets in the cases?

I just bought "The Rescuers" at my local Coconuts (the only store that seems to carry it around here) and noticed that it only brought the same old boring cover art since the big "recall", the disc (of course) and little paper that said "Attention owners of original Rescuers video".
I noticed it was weird that it didn't have a card that mentioned the bonus features or the Chapter List.
It seems that The Rescuers has been poorly released, since I don't seem to be able to find it anywhere besides Coconuts. Not even the online Disney Store has it. No TV announcement (even though it was the first DVD release of this feature) Besides that, it didn't even have a label. No SPECIAL EDITION, no PLATINUM Edition, No (thank God) GOLD Classic COLLECTION, no nothing, just plain Disney's The Rescuers.

I wonder if this has something to do with the Rescuers "recall"

i just think they released it on the downlow just for collector's and people who maybe find it

No SPECIAL EDITION, no PLATINUM Edition, No (thank God) GOLD Classic COLLECTION, no nothing, just plain Disney's The Rescuers.

What's wrong with the Gold Collection? I wish Disney had stick to it - if only for the sake of uniform collectability.

WEll, the Gold Collection normally means Disney's less treasured work. The Rescuers is one of my favorite movies. I want it to be treasured as a real masterpiece.

I have found that all of the Disney DVD's released recently have no insert, with the exception of 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea. I don't really mind for some like Tom And Huck, but when big movies like The Love Bug and The Rescuers don't have them, it makes me mad. By the way, why are those 2 titles only available at Wal-Mart?

goofystitch wrote:I have found that all of the Disney DVD's released recently have no insert, with the exception of 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea. I don't really mind for some like Tom And Huck, but when big movies like The Love Bug and The Rescuers don't have them, it makes me mad. By the way, why are those 2 titles only available at Wal-Mart?

I agree, it does seem strange that Wal Mart is the only store selling them.

I just bought The Rescuers DVD yesterday at my local Best Buy. I think it was the only copy they had. They also had one copy of The Love Bug. I don't know how much TLB cost, but The Rescuers was $14.99.