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Will the UK also be getting a special edition version of Oliver & Company?

Nick Bryant wrote:Will the UK also be getting a special edition version of Oliver & Company?

No announcement as of yet, however it is likely to appear during early 2009.

ichabod wrote:

Nick Bryant wrote:Will the UK also be getting a special edition version of Oliver & Company?

No announcement as of yet, however it is likely to appear during early 2009.

I hope so. Thanks.

ichabod wrote:Yes, Big Red is anamorphic 1.85:1

Thanks!!

Why the hell are films in the UK sometimes released a few days earlier than Malta!? Answer me ichabod! We're being cheated! Cheated, I say! What are we? Dysfunctional rectums marinated in vinegar?

Julian Carter wrote:Why the hell are films in the UK sometimes released a few days earlier than Malta!? Answer me ichabod! We're being cheated! Cheated, I say! What are we? Dysfunctional rectums marinated in vinegar?

Because you didn't give us any points in this year's Eurovision.

That's why!

ichabod wrote:Because you didn't give us any points in this year's Eurovision.

That's why!

Well, neither did almost every other country in the world. Not exactly in the minority, are we?

Yeah but we don't expect the other countries to give us points.

But Malta usually always gives us 12 points, no matter how crap we are.

Anyway, stop arguing, you've buttered your bread, now lie in it!

You crack me up!

Wish I could think of something funny to say back. I need lessons in wit (if it's possible to actually train yourself into being more witty).

EDIT: The responses here are interesting: http://ask.metafilter.com/66126/How-to- ... mely-witty

I hope I'm at least blessed with staircase wit (which is too slow to qualify as real wit, really ...). I don't want to try to find out in case I discover that I'm not. Now that would really make me devoid of quality humour. Strangely, in my social life I actually am considered a funny person. However, I suspect I make my friends laugh more as a result of my clumsiness or deliberate goofiness rather than by saying something funny. My best friend and I do exchange some pretty damn hilarious dialogue though. Pity our sort of humour probably doesn't appeal to everyone ...

Hmm ... this so doesn't have anything to with UK DVDs. doesn't it?

Does the UK version of the Sleeping Beauty Collectors Set having those ugly BBFC certification stamps all over the cover?

I saw a picture of it somewhere and it didn't seem to have any

yukitora wrote:Does the UK version of the Sleeping Beauty Collectors Set having those ugly BBFC certification stamps all over the cover?

I saw a picture of it somewhere and it didn't seem to have any

The pre-release pics didnt have them you're right. But the final version will have them. It has to by law.

Oh, I see thanks. The picture was actually in someone's personal collection, but I wasn't sure if it were the UK version or not...

or if the stickers were removable.

Will the UK Blu-ray set of Sleeping Beauty contain the 1st disc of the DVD set? amazon.co.uk says so, other british sites not.

Will Barks wrote:Will the UK Blu-ray set of Sleeping Beauty contain the 1st disc of the DVD set? amazon.co.uk says so, other british sites not.

Yes it does.

Has anyone bought the "Jewelled Book Cover" version of the Sleeping Beauty DVD? I was intrigued to know what the book contained is it a "making of" version of the movie or simply a kids story book?

It is most definitely a making of book.

2099net wrote:UK DVD and Book Gift Set

Even though I've got the Blu-ray, I couldn't resist getting the DVD and Book gift set.

And Bloody Hell, it really is a book. This time it has words and stuff. Actual word imparting actual information. It has 158 pages, most of which have about 1/4 of their area covered by text and the text is written by Jeff Kurtti. It would appear for Europe each language will get its own book.

My Gast is Flabbered after the somewhat non-localised, generic Jungle Book and 101 Dalmatians books I missed.