Posted: Sat May 14, 2011 11:46 pm
Me neither, so i'll try to forget about ever learning of it 
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and here's the press releaseA special two-week theatrical extravaganza kicks off Sept. 16, 2011, showcasing the Oscar®- and Golden Globe®-winning film on the big screen in Disney Digital 3D™ for the first time ever, and its highly anticipated home entertainment debut kicks off October 4, celebrating the Diamond Edition release of the epic movie “The Lion King” in high-definition Blu-ray™ and Blu-ray 3D™.
“‘The Lion King’ is the best-selling home entertainment release of all time—and this is ‘The Lion King’ like never before,” said Bob Chapek, president of distribution, The Walt Disney Studios. “The all-new 3D format immerses viewers in the epic settings and puts them face-to-face with these beloved characters. We’re showcasing one of the all-time favorite Disney movies in theaters and making it available in Blu-ray hi-def and in Blu-ray 3D—it’s the must-see, must-own title for everyone.”
Nearly a decade since “The Lion King” last appeared on the big screen, the upcoming theatrical release invites new generations into the “Circle of Life.” The two-week, 3D-only presentation is a planned wide domestic release—the biggest since the film’s 1994 debut—and the film’s first-ever 3D release.
And what if we want "The Lion King" like before? The version we love and know?disneyboy20022 wrote:
“‘The Lion King’ is the best-selling home entertainment release of all time—and this is ‘The Lion King’ like never before,” said Bob Chapek, president of distribution, The Walt Disney Studios.
They probably re-animated many scenes anyway, just like they did in Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast. So they probably had lots of new animation anyway they could use for the bloopers.Marce82 wrote:Anyone else worried about:
a) the image and sound enhancements?
b) the animated blooper reel?? They are animating bloopers NOW for it?? They are gonna be off-model and stuff...a
Is that why the IMAX re-release of Beauty and the Beast made $10 million more than the IMAX re-release of The Lion king?Kyle wrote:We never got it, no. But maybe they think the lion king will perform better, which, let's face it, it will.
uhm, excuse me?Marky_198 wrote:They probably re-animated many scenes anyway, just like they did in Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast. So they probably had lots of new animation anyway they could use for the bloopers.Marce82 wrote:Anyone else worried about:
a) the image and sound enhancements?
b) the animated blooper reel?? They are animating bloopers NOW for it?? They are gonna be off-model and stuff...a
The thing is, the scenes that ended up in that movies actually looked like bloopers, so I wonder if they are going to animate all the new stuff twice?
Victurtle wrote:uhm, excuse me?Marky_198 wrote: They probably re-animated many scenes anyway, just like they did in Sleeping Beauty and Beauty and the Beast. So they probably had lots of new animation anyway they could use for the bloopers.
The thing is, the scenes that ended up in that movies actually looked like bloopers, so I wonder if they are going to animate all the new stuff twice?
Thanks for your "input" but I know what I'm talking about. And let's not even get started on the whole messed up soundtrack thing.2099net wrote:It really is a shame, because saying re-animated just makes Marky look foolish.
If only he said "re-mixed" regarding the soundtrack. Then he would be right!(although of course that only really applies to non-US residents - the US releases still have the original soundtrack intact on the disc)
Point taken, but isn't it possible IMAX and standard releases are not the same? My thinking is less people are willing to pay the IMAX prices, or even find a theater near by. Beauty probably draws in more of the type of audience that can appreciate what IMAX does for movies, but in your average theater I've always assumed the Lion King would be more popular. It certainly has more appeal to kids, boys especially. Its has a broader range of appeal. But I dunno, maybe I have it all wrong.PatrickvD wrote:Is that why the IMAX re-release of Beauty and the Beast made $10 million more than the IMAX re-release of The Lion king?




I dont think *any* movie on blu-ray will look like it did on VHSMarky_198 wrote:And what if we want "The Lion King" like before? The version we love and know?disneyboy20022 wrote:
“‘The Lion King’ is the best-selling home entertainment release of all time—and this is ‘The Lion King’ like never before,” said Bob Chapek, president of distribution, The Walt Disney Studios.
Same here Nacho, same here. My fiancee told me no... she DEMANDED me to retrieve all 3 Lion King films in seperate cases, I told her We'll get 'em seperate or the 8 disc triologynachonaco wrote:I hope this means we get separately packaged sequels too!