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Pete's Dragon before Treasure Island, 20,000 Leagues, Old Yeller, Mary Poppins...?Sotiris wrote:Pete's Dragon will be released on Blu-ray on October 02.
Source: http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/3253/petesdragon.html
Disney/Buena Vista / 1977 / 129 Minutes / Rated RSotiris wrote:Pete's Dragon will be released on Blu-ray on October 02.
Source: http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/3253/petesdragon.html
MJW wrote:This must be the extended cut edition featuring the alternate ending where Pete goes on a rampage!
It's obviously a typo. Here's another source: http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Petes-Dra ... ray/40517/The Gold Collection cover would be nice as the blu-ray cover with some additions here and there.MJW wrote:I'm excited to see what the Blu-ray cover art looks like for Pete's Dragon. I wonder if they will just recycle the previous DVD cover?
Yes, the cover art is the same with the High-Flying edition:MJW wrote:I'm excited to see what the Blu-ray cover art looks like for Pete's Dragon. I wonder if they will just recycle the previous DVD cover?
YES!!! they put my favorite artwork on the 3D version!! that's awesome!Sotiris wrote:Cover art for the French Blu-ray/DVD:
http://disneycentralplaza.englishboard. ... 12-a-venir
They are also numbering DisneyToon Studios films.Lnds500 wrote:Didn't know that they were numbering the Pixar films as well.
yeah, I lived in Belgium for a couple of years and I have noticed the numbers can get a bit crazy between different countries - but 104 :SSotiris wrote:They are also numbering DisneyToon Studios films.Lnds500 wrote:Didn't know that they were numbering the Pixar films as well.
Are you Greek, then? Or Belgian? I always made you out to be Greek.Lnds500 wrote:yeah, I lived in Belgium for a couple of years and I have noticed the numbers can get a bit crazy between different countries - but 104 :S
Greek and (still) proud.Jules wrote:Are you Greek, then? Or Belgian? I always made you out to be Greek.Lnds500 wrote:yeah, I lived in Belgium for a couple of years and I have noticed the numbers can get a bit crazy between different countries - but 104 :S
I just lived in Belgium for two happy yearsI don't know what you have on your mind, but I hope you're not disappointedJules wrote:That's great! I'd love to meet a Greek person one day.
I agree! There is no way I can afford all of those blu-rays on the release date! I hope they are $5 each lol. Knowing Disney now, I doubt it.DancingCrab wrote:Wow, these bulk street dates are going to tough on the wallet. Right now, Cinderella and Little Shop of Horrors are my October priorities, but Pete's Dragon and Hocus Pocus are def going on my To Buy list.
Matt wrote:I agree! There is no way I can afford all of those blu-rays on the release date! I hope they are $5 each lol. Knowing Disney now, I doubt it.DancingCrab wrote:Wow, these bulk street dates are going to tough on the wallet. Right now, Cinderella and Little Shop of Horrors are my October priorities, but Pete's Dragon and Hocus Pocus are def going on my To Buy list.
There are 6 blu-ray releases! Then more releases after that! What the heck???
Which sucks but one comforting thing will be is there will always be a niche for physical mediums. They will never completely go away. Good thing too.milojthatch wrote:Matt wrote:
Disney Home Entertainment is trying to release all of the Animated Classics and as many major non-DAC on Blu-ray as they can before they stop making physical media. They seem to feel they have only a few more years and by the end of the decade, it will be all digital. Frankly, while I agree that is where we are heading, I disagree with their time table, but whatever. Once these titles are released, they will be there at least once we do all have money for such things.