Just thinking of something.
The entire 'Ursula is Tritons sister blabla' thing.
According to tLM it's not possible.
- In the beginning Morgana said 'my sister', not 'our sister' referring to the fact that Ursula isn't a sister of Triton.
- She always said that her mother liked Ursula over her, but nothing of Triton
The deleted song also shows that their mother was a cecaelia, and the fact that Triton is a merman is rather 'strange' for them to be brother and sister, and there is also no little Red (the series) on the picture.
So, the discussion is closes, they are not related.
The Little Mermaid II Re-release
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Psst! You know the idea was dropped, right??
(For the movies, anyway)
Besides, sequels very often forget to acknowledge some material from the original.
Another point I want to make, so what if she didn't say "Our sister"? When I talk to my sister about my mom, I don't say "Where's our mom?" I just ask "Where's mom?"
And another reason she could have said "MY" sister is because... well, let's take a look at the family album, there clearly was a drift between Triton and Ursula/Morgana. It could have very well been like a disownment thing, like "She's MY sister because we are no longer family because your son-in-law killed her, blah blah blah"
(For the movies, anyway)
Besides, sequels very often forget to acknowledge some material from the original.
Another point I want to make, so what if she didn't say "Our sister"? When I talk to my sister about my mom, I don't say "Where's our mom?" I just ask "Where's mom?"
And another reason she could have said "MY" sister is because... well, let's take a look at the family album, there clearly was a drift between Triton and Ursula/Morgana. It could have very well been like a disownment thing, like "She's MY sister because we are no longer family because your son-in-law killed her, blah blah blah"
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You're acting as if the musical (or anyone, in that case) acknowledges Morgana's existence. I, personally, don't consider the two related when I watch the original film, but I don't think using its sequel (created by entirely new people with no consideration to the original's intentions) to dispute that is going to work.
Still, when I first heard that little tidbit on TLM PE, I wondered if maybe that's why Ursula and Triton's facial structures and body types are so similar.
Still, when I first heard that little tidbit on TLM PE, I wondered if maybe that's why Ursula and Triton's facial structures and body types are so similar.
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I actually consider TLM to have three almost entirely different universes.
The first is the trilogy-universe, or the movies. That includes the original, the sequel and the prequel. The second is the television series-universe, which includes the the original film, TLM2, and the television series as a prequel. There are direct references made between the characters in the sequel to the series. The last is the Broadway show. It clearly has a separate storyline and plot, it's just its own form of storytelling.
So when I watch any of the movies, I only consider the three films- sometimes the series. I used to take the canon very seriously, but since TLM3 ripped that up... oh well.
The first is the trilogy-universe, or the movies. That includes the original, the sequel and the prequel. The second is the television series-universe, which includes the the original film, TLM2, and the television series as a prequel. There are direct references made between the characters in the sequel to the series. The last is the Broadway show. It clearly has a separate storyline and plot, it's just its own form of storytelling.
So when I watch any of the movies, I only consider the three films- sometimes the series. I used to take the canon very seriously, but since TLM3 ripped that up... oh well.
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Check page 16 of this thread:
http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/vie ... &start=300
Make sure to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page, checking goofystitch's posts to see the changes (gumby17 posted pictures from the original release, goofystitch posted the changes for 2 of the shots).
http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/vie ... &start=300
Make sure to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page, checking goofystitch's posts to see the changes (gumby17 posted pictures from the original release, goofystitch posted the changes for 2 of the shots).
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Question About the Trilogy
Does the boxed set have the extra features of the individual movies? (that is the DVD version) I've heard some of the boxed sets don't come with the features like the singles do.
Is it even worth buying this set if I and II, and perhaps III would be released on Bluray?
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Is it even worth buying this set if I and II, and perhaps III would be released on Bluray?
Thanks!
The boxed set contains the only release there is of TLM: Ariel's Beginning.
It contains the re-release of TLM 2 and the Platinum Edition of TLM.
Thus, no features are lost by buying the boxed set.
These DVDs are 100% identical to their original release.
With how slow Disney is getting their classics to Blu-ray, coupled with the fact Disney is trying to put their sequel-crazy past behind them, we can safely assume that none of the sequels will ever be on Blu (and if they are, that is several years out...)
Thus, buy the boxed set.
You get the Platinum Edition of TLM (which is superior to its original 'Limited Issue/Gold Collection' release and you get the re-release of TLM II (which has a slightly better transfer, some re-animated bits, and a deleted scene not on the original release).
All in all, you are getting the best currently released version of TLM/TLMII and the only version of Ariel's Beginning.
AB and TLM 2 probably won't ever be released again, and seeing as TLM got its Platinum in 2006 - it'll be several years until the TLM Blu.
I say get the boxed set. It is most likely the last release TLM 2 and AB will ever see, and as for TLM itself - this release will probably be it for another couple of years (I'd say anywhere from 2 to 5 years).
Plus, you get three postcard sized lithographs inside!
It contains the re-release of TLM 2 and the Platinum Edition of TLM.
Thus, no features are lost by buying the boxed set.
These DVDs are 100% identical to their original release.
With how slow Disney is getting their classics to Blu-ray, coupled with the fact Disney is trying to put their sequel-crazy past behind them, we can safely assume that none of the sequels will ever be on Blu (and if they are, that is several years out...)
Thus, buy the boxed set.
You get the Platinum Edition of TLM (which is superior to its original 'Limited Issue/Gold Collection' release and you get the re-release of TLM II (which has a slightly better transfer, some re-animated bits, and a deleted scene not on the original release).
All in all, you are getting the best currently released version of TLM/TLMII and the only version of Ariel's Beginning.
AB and TLM 2 probably won't ever be released again, and seeing as TLM got its Platinum in 2006 - it'll be several years until the TLM Blu.
I say get the boxed set. It is most likely the last release TLM 2 and AB will ever see, and as for TLM itself - this release will probably be it for another couple of years (I'd say anywhere from 2 to 5 years).
Plus, you get three postcard sized lithographs inside!
Yer The Little Mermaid along with it's two sequels were vaulted in January 2009Giygas wrote:Wait, is the boxed set OOP or not? I haven't seen any copies in stock...
However you may still be able to find brand new copies of the boxset if you shop around, however I would try and get it as soon as possible because seeing as it's been OOP for over a year now prices will begin to rise to the ridiculous soon! 
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Here is the Amazon listing of the set that I am referring to.
It was released late 2008.
It contains:
"The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning" [Only Edition - 2008]
"The Little Mermaid" [Two-Disc Platinum Edition - 2006]
"The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea" [Special Edition - 2008]
As region codes are of issue, I am not sure where to suggest you buy this in the UK, unless you have a region-free player.
Again, while I still see these DVDs sold separately depending upon location - the only place in the past year that I have seen the box set at its original price was Sam's Club.
It was released late 2008.
It contains:
"The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning" [Only Edition - 2008]
"The Little Mermaid" [Two-Disc Platinum Edition - 2006]
"The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea" [Special Edition - 2008]
As region codes are of issue, I am not sure where to suggest you buy this in the UK, unless you have a region-free player.
Again, while I still see these DVDs sold separately depending upon location - the only place in the past year that I have seen the box set at its original price was Sam's Club.
Ah, thank you for responding ! We do have the exact same boxset in R2, but it does not have the Special Edition of TLMII.Neal wrote:Here is the Amazon listing of the set that I am referring to.
It was released late 2008.
It contains:
"The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning" [Only Edition - 2008]
"The Little Mermaid" [Two-Disc Platinum Edition - 2006]
"The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea" [Special Edition - 2008]
As region codes are of issue, I am not sure where to suggest you buy this in the UK, unless you have a region-free player.
Again, while I still see these DVDs sold separately depending upon location - the only place in the past year that I have seen the box set at its original price was Sam's Club.
As a devoted fan of TLM and the spin offs, do you think it is worth importing this release for the new scenes ? I mean not the whole boxset, but just the Special Edition ?
Not really, basically a little bit was re-animated such as Ariel's sisters in the final scene of TLM2 to be more on-model.
The deleted scene isn't ... that cool, anyways.
It is a 'villain song' for Morgana.
The transfer is crisper/brighter.
But, I don't think it's worth $20 to $30 for a second copy of TLM2.
The deleted scene isn't ... that cool, anyways.
It is a 'villain song' for Morgana.
The transfer is crisper/brighter.
But, I don't think it's worth $20 to $30 for a second copy of TLM2.
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