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While this may seem like the weirdest suggestion ever I say rent both first before investing in a copy.yamiiguy wrote:So this or Up? I haven't seen either yet...
Simply, if you a fan of Disney's animated films, 2D that is, you know.... the classics. Just get it!yamiiguy wrote:So this or Up? I haven't seen either yet...
If you're a fan of Pixar, which I'm not really, but I own most of their DVDs... you'll want Up for sure. (My brother bought Up so I'm good with that too )You should've hid it behind some notebooks or something. I always do that when I know I'm coming back.Poody wrote:I HAD THE HARDEST TIME FIND THE DAMN COMBO PACK!!!!!!!
Best Buy: I was there earlier in the day and only saw one copy left, but I forgot my coupon.... Went back, sold out.
I was at Wal-Mart at midnight and I helped the lady go through the boxes. The Wal-Mart I went to only received 6 copies of the combo pack. It took us forever to find them.Poody wrote:There's too many P&TF threads right now... :lol but my post fits best under here.
I HAD THE HARDEST TIME FIND THE DAMN COMBO PACK!!!!!!!
Target #1: Sold out
Target #2: Sold out (of ALL P&TF DVD versions also)
Target #3: Sold out
Walmart: Sold out
Best Buy: I was there earlier in the day and only saw one copy left, but I forgot my coupon.... Went back, sold out.
(FYE: Check there because I was near by, they had it but it was a higher price and they also had a rebate. Twice I've done those from there and never received them.... so forget that.)
FINALLY..... I found it at Toys R Us, as a last resort. I only figured I'd stop by since it's on my way home. I hadn't thought of that place and neither had anyone else, they had tons of copies! :lol
You should've hid it behind some notebooks or something. I always do that when I know I'm coming back.Disney's Divinity wrote:
[/quote]Does anyone know if The Princess and the Frog DVD/Blu-ray has sold well? Do we have any numbers yet?The Top 10 Things We Learn From The Audio Commentary:
1.The directors pitched the movie to Oprah Winfrey while she was at Disneyland; it was her idea to voice a character.
2.Composer Randy Newman tried several times to be a voice in the movie, including singing “Down in New Orleans” and taking a verse (as a turtle) in “When We’re Human”. He had to settle for making an appearance as a firefly at the start of “Gonna Take You There”.
3.Anika Noni Rose requested that Tiana be left-handed like herself.
4.Several Disney staff members are caricatured in the movie, including animator Eric Goldberg (as the “pooper scooper”), the late Joe Grant (as the octopus man) and the directors themselves (dressed as bead-throwing fish during the Mardi Gras sequence).
5.Celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse voiced Marlon, one of the gators.
6.Louis was originally conceived as a human who was turned into an alligator by Dr. Facilier.
7.The Princess and the Frog features more costume changes for the main characters than any other Disney animated movie.
8.Lady and the Tramp and Bambi were the main Disney influences for the film.
9.The Mardi Gras floats seen were inspired by Clements and Musker’s earlier films The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Hercules and Treasure Planet.
10.Louis’ band, the Firefly Five Plus Lou, is an homage to the Disney in-house Dixieland band from the 1950’s known as the Firehouse Five Plus Two
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I think the thicker cases look more impressive.rexcrk wrote: And of course I have my usual complaint... why oh why does Disney use that thick Blu-ray case?? It'd be easy to fit 3 or 4 discs in a thin Blu-ray case. Look at The Dark Knight. Just have a little flap in the middle that can hold two discs, then put a disc in a tray like usual, and for four disc sets you can put a disc on each side (like with A Bug's Life and Nightmare Before Christmas). But whatever
.... I'm not sure if that should be considered a good or bad thingDavid S. wrote:To answer your question, I just checked the Amazon sales rankings (which are said to be updated hourly) for the 3 releases to see which was selling better.
The standalone DVD is currently ranked 6th in "Movies and TV."
The combo pack, which got most of the marketing and promotional hype, is currently ranked 11th.
The standalone BD is currently ranked 105th.
Why wasn't this carried through? Bah. Although it does remind me of reading that early script of TLM and Ariel having had a friend who was a polyp of Ursula's, I think this would've helped the film. One, it would give Louis a bit more relevance. And, plus, the ending wouldn't have you wondering "can Louis still speak to Tiana?"6.Louis was originally conceived as a human who was turned into an alligator by Dr. Facilier.
That wouldve been interesting to see too. But considering that Mama Odie didnt grant his request to become human I think it was intended for Louis to come to terms with the idea that he could pursue his dreams despite the fact that he is an alligator. The "be yourself" lesson that appeals to kids.Disney's Divinity wrote:Why wasn't this carried through? Bah. Although it does remind me of reading that early script of TLM and Ariel having had a friend who was a polyp of Ursula's, I think this would've helped the film. One, it would give Louis a bit more relevance. And, plus, the ending wouldn't have you wondering "can Louis still speak to Tiana?"6.Louis was originally conceived as a human who was turned into an alligator by Dr. Facilier.
I have no problems with the thicker cases for the multi disc movies. I think it holds the other discs better than the normal cases with tray (I've had a few loose discs in these cases, never with the thicker ones).The_Iceflash wrote:I think the thicker cases look more impressive.rexcrk wrote: And of course I have my usual complaint... why oh why does Disney use that thick Blu-ray case?? It'd be easy to fit 3 or 4 discs in a thin Blu-ray case. Look at The Dark Knight. Just have a little flap in the middle that can hold two discs, then put a disc in a tray like usual, and for four disc sets you can put a disc on each side (like with A Bug's Life and Nightmare Before Christmas). But whatever