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Now I am really mad. Everyone seems to get the gift set but us!

potterrules93 wrote:i have never pre ordered a movie from the dinsey store..do you get the lithos when you pre order the movie or when the movie comes in??
~Ryn~

You'll get the lithographs when you pre-order it, you just go up to the cashier and say that you would like to pre-order The Jungle Book. You just pay the 19.99 plus tax and their yours, also they are selling a Jungle Book snowglobe for 4.99 when you pre-order the dvd.

I pre-ordered my copy on monday and the snowglobe is awesome and fitting to the film's theme. The Lithos are so amazing, I like Shere Khan's pic, it proves how much power he has and gives way to a certain tension in the sequence.

I have to wait till my doc's appointment on Oct. 16 to grab it. oh well maybe I can try and rent it from the libary or video store.

can someone post pictures of the lithos please??
~Ryn~

thanks!!
~Ryn~

2099net wrote:Another picture of the UK/German giftset. It appears to be different now, more like the Snow White one.

Well its took them six years but they finally realised the Snow White set was a winner! BVHE UK, sharp as a tack as always.

This link shows a bit more of the gift set.

http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/3439153/ ... oduct.html

Does anyone know if there's gonna be a blu-ray disc for this movie later this year ?

Jack Skellington wrote:Does anyone know if there's gonna be a blu-ray disc for this movie later this year ?

No Blu Ray for The Jungle Book. At least not this year. Maybe 7-10 years from now. It's pretty much known by now that Sleeping Beauty will be the first of the DAC's to be released on Blu Ray which will be October 2008. 101 Dalmatians (coming March 2008) will not have a Blu Ray release as well.

-BB

brotherbear wrote:

Jack Skellington wrote:Does anyone know if there's gonna be a blu-ray disc for this movie later this year ?

No Blu Ray for The Jungle Book. At least not this year. Maybe 7-10 years from now. It's pretty much known by now that Sleeping Beauty will be the first of the DAC's to be released on Blu Ray which will be October 2008. 101 Dalmatians (coming March 2008) will not have a Blu Ray release as well.

-BB

Ahem!

hang on...sleeping beauty or robinsons will be the first DAC? and how bout chikin litter?

2099net wrote:

brotherbear wrote: No Blu Ray for The Jungle Book. At least not this year. Maybe 7-10 years from now. It's pretty much known by now that Sleeping Beauty will be the first of the DAC's to be released on Blu Ray which will be October 2008. 101 Dalmatians (coming March 2008) will not have a Blu Ray release as well.

-BB

Ahem!

Sleeping Beauty is the first animation Clasic on Blu-ray.

is there a difference between DAC and disney animated features? im confused..or r classics strictly for pre-CG? i usually go by the features system.so i count chikin litter as the first.

akhenaten wrote:is there a difference between DAC and disney animated features? im confused..or r classics strictly for pre-CG? i usually go by the features system.so i count chikin litter as the first.

I mean a 2-D film.

akhenaten wrote:is there a difference between DAC and disney animated features? im confused..or r classics strictly for pre-CG? i usually go by the features system.so i count chikin litter as the first.

The semantics of a DAC or a regular Animated Feature doesn't really matter anymore to Disney, though it's still a hotbed for debate among fans. I'm in the same boat as netty, and still classify any feature made by Walt Disney Feature Animation to be a Disney Animated Classic (DAC), so Chicken Little and Meet the Robinsons fall in that category, as will the forthcoming Bolt, Rapunzel, and The Princess and the Frog, regardless if they're CGI and not 2D animation.

Scaps

Escapay wrote:

akhenaten wrote:is there a difference between DAC and disney animated features? im confused..or r classics strictly for pre-CG? i usually go by the features system.so i count chikin litter as the first.

The semantics of a DAC or a regular Animated Feature doesn't really matter anymore to Disney, though it's still a hotbed for debate among fans. I'm in the same boat as netty, and still classify any feature made by Walt Disney Feature Animation to be a Disney Animated Classic (DAC), so Chicken Little and Meet the Robinsons fall in that category, as will the forthcoming Bolt, Rapunzel, and The Princess and the Frog, regardless if they're CGI and not 2D animation.

Scaps

What about the Disney Movie... Enchanted... Or would that fall into a category the same as Mary Poppins,and Bedknobs and Broomsticks.....

disneyboy20022 wrote:

Escapay wrote: The semantics of a DAC or a regular Animated Feature doesn't really matter anymore to Disney, though it's still a hotbed for debate among fans. I'm in the same boat as netty, and still classify any feature made by Walt Disney Feature Animation to be a Disney Animated Classic (DAC), so Chicken Little and Meet the Robinsons fall in that category, as will the forthcoming Bolt, Rapunzel, and The Princess and the Frog, regardless if they're CGI and not 2D animation.

Scaps

What about the Disney Movie... Enchanted... Or would that fall into a category the same as Mary Poppins,and Bedknobs and Broomsticks.....

Well, the animation in Enchanted isn't even done by Disney (it's been outsourced to James Baxter Animation, and James Baxter is best known as the supervising animator for Belle, Rafiki, and Quasimodo), so I don't see how it could even fall under something done by Walt Disney Feature Animation.

Scaps

enchanted and winnie the pooh and tigger too will always remain disney even tho they r outsourced to an outside animation studio. only they r not count as DAC. whatever disney, the DAC lineage still matters to me.

2099net wrote:Ahem!

Those don't count if you ask me. And never will

akhenaten wrote:enchanted and winnie the pooh and tigger too will always remain disney even tho they r outsourced to an outside animation studio. only they r not count as DAC. whatever disney, the DAC lineage still matters to me.

You mean WtP and a Day for Eeyore, don't you?