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It's not overly shiny, no. But none of the animated classics have been, so we should be happy about that. Otherwise, they'll all need to be re-released with <b>NEW!</b> Shiny Slipcover For a Limited Time Only!


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Thanks, Luke. I don't mind if it's shiny or not. I'm just happy that it has a slipcover.Luke wrote:It's not overly shiny, no. But none of the animated classics have been, so we should be happy about that. Otherwise, they'll all need to be re-released with <b>NEW!</b> Shiny Slipcover For a Limited Time Only!
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I don't think the slipcovers that open like a book are only for platinum. The Lion King one and a half, The Lion King 2, Alice In Wonderland, Mary Poppins: 40 Anniversar Edition all open like a book.magicalwands wrote:Yeah, then again they only do that for Platinum Editions. I would've been a little pissed if they did do it for Pocahontas because then, why should Mulan not have a book type Slipcover.Tony wrote:It's a pity that the Pocahontas slip cover doesn't open like a book.
I think Pocahontas should have gotten one if there are sequels out there that got one.
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I have a question about the Bambi slipcover:
I bought the movie and it came with the slipcover, but the slipcover that mine came with uses a glue-like material to secure the front flap. I know that Aladdin uses velcro to hold the flap in place.
Is this how all the Bambi slipcovers are, or did I get a defective one?
I bought the movie and it came with the slipcover, but the slipcover that mine came with uses a glue-like material to secure the front flap. I know that Aladdin uses velcro to hold the flap in place.
Is this how all the Bambi slipcovers are, or did I get a defective one?
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I think it's like Finding Nemo as it doesn't open like a book. Up here, Bambi still has slipcovers and I just bought Finding Nemo and it still had a slipcover.*Pocahontas* wrote:does the pocahontas dvd come w/ a slip cover? what about if you buy it in a store like best buy, and within the first week?
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They have a front flap that opens like a book, this part is secured to the front of the DVD with velcro, or in the case of Bambi (that is if mine is not defective and missing the velcro) with glue.chaychay102royal wrote:All the slipcovers that I've seen are just that-they're covers that slip right off the DVD. Why would they use velcro or a glue-like material?
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You're not the only one mine came with the same glue-like stuff. I pealed it off cuz it was annoying me.tomothy81 wrote:I have a question about the Bambi slipcover:
I bought the movie and it came with the slipcover, but the slipcover that mine came with uses a glue-like material to secure the front flap. I know that Aladdin uses velcro to hold the flap in place.
Is this how all the Bambi slipcovers are, or did I get a defective one?
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I haven't tried to call them yet, but I need 3 cover inserts cause I bought the movies at Blockbuster. I rented them and noticed that they said own for only $18.00 more! I need the Inserts for Snow White Platinum, Pinnochio Gold Collection and Fantasia 60th Anniversary edition. I heard somewhere that they can get them. Has anyone else ever asked them about them?
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Well, we must remember that some non-platinums got a book slip-cover at some point in time; Mary Poppins, Sleeping Beauty, Alice in Wonderland spring to mind.magicalwands wrote:Yeah, then again they only do that for Platinum Editions. I would've been a little pissed if they did do it for Pocahontas because then, why should Mulan not have a book type Slipcover.Tony wrote:It's a pity that the Pocahontas slip cover doesn't open like a book.
Well, I think that the webmaster Luke is a bit annoyed at the fact that threads about decoration are more popular than fairly important threads about bonus features and aspect ratios, so I think that he's secretly rebelling against this thread by refusing to sticky it.Alice wrote:Why isn't this thread a sticky??
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The Bambi I have seen recently all have velcro. I ordered all 3 Lion King slipcovers last Wednesday and I received them in the mail today. One week. Yay!goofystitch wrote:My Bambi slipcover has velcro.
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My Growing DVD Collection!
http://www.invelos.com/DVDCollection.aspx/Pocahontas
Disneyland Trips: 09/87, 12/08
Walt Disney World Trips: 09/08, 12/09, 06/11, 09/14
Knott's Berry Farm: 09/87, 12/08
http://www.invelos.com/DVDCollection.aspx/Pocahontas
Disneyland Trips: 09/87, 12/08
Walt Disney World Trips: 09/08, 12/09, 06/11, 09/14
Knott's Berry Farm: 09/87, 12/08
tomothy81 wrote:I have a question about the Bambi slipcover:
I bought the movie and it came with the slipcover, but the slipcover that mine came with uses a glue-like material to secure the front flap. I know that Aladdin uses velcro to hold the flap in place.
Is this how all the Bambi slipcovers are, or did I get a defective one?

aww, man. When I read the words "Bambi", "velcro", "slipcover" in your post, it brought back memories-- when everyone was SHOCKED about their slipcover not having Velcro!


There are many answers to your questions, and they are all found <a href="http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/vie ... 4">here</a>!
Of course if you go into any Wal-mart now, they have most of the Bambi DVD slipcovers with the black velcro.

