Re: Oz: The Great and Powerful discussion
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 5:19 pm
According to the Disney Movie Rewards email, they're going to start a "save $5 when you pre-order" beginning on April 9th.


The emerald border is probably going to be on the 3D release.JohnnyWeir wrote:Ooooh I like that cover art a lot! The borders should be emerald green though
I missed out on getting the Wreck it Ralph Poster so that's why I invested in getting the Oz one. Also there's one now for Iron Man 3, but I think I'll pass on it.Neal wrote:I really wanted the Oz poster from DMR but missed out... wonder when the film will go on sale? The yellow border makes as much sense as the emerald, really.
It does. But emerald is my favorite color, lolNeal wrote:The yellow border makes as much sense as the emerald, really.
Me too!JohnnyWeir wrote:It does. But emerald is my favorite color, lolNeal wrote:The yellow border makes as much sense as the emerald, really.
EMERALD TWINSIES!Neal wrote:Me too!JohnnyWeir wrote: It does. But emerald is my favorite color, lol
I don't fully understand if you agree with me that the gem stones idea is bad/doesn't make sense, but as for the ruby slippers they used red sequins to make the slippers look like they had real rubies on them.SwordInTheStone777 wrote:If magic is coming from gem stones solely then that wouldn't make them witches then, as witches are either born with or learn, though that can't be said for all witches, just with in The Land of Oz. Are the Ruby Slippers from 1939 really Ruby at all, in real life there not, but in the film are they just called that because there red?
I can kind of see how that's a good idea that they are witches because they learn how to use gem stones, but then what still doesn't make sense is that their gem stones have all their power, as in, if they just know how to use gem stones why don't they just find new ones if their old ones get broken? i agree though they should get the ruby slippers, but we didn't see Evanora wearing them!WonderNeverOz wrote:Well,in the 1939 movie, the wicked witch says that she's the only one who knows how to use the ruby slippers, so probably only witches know how to gem stones as magic. I really hope they get the rights for the ruby slippers for the 2nd movie, because it would make so much sense.
But they already have a green Wicked Witch of the West. That was only in the 1939 movie, not the book.disneyboy20022 wrote:Because if this is becoming a franchise, I don't want any references such or items from The 1939 classic film because I don't want the two being related at all. I think audiences wouldn't mind the Silver Slippers to be honest and it would be a hot topic that people will be talking about and will get people to read the bookDisney Duster wrote: Why is it a relief?.
I want this Oz franchise to be different compared to the original classic. This one should be it's own and not have any tie ins from the classic one
JohnnyWeir wrote:I didn't love this movie all too much, but Im a huge Oz fan so I feel obliged to buy it.
I think ill buy the version with just the witch on the cover, Id get the combo pack, but my unhealthy obsession with the Wicked Witch of the West compels me to get the version with her front and center.
I would say that's a very strong possibilityJohnnyWeir wrote:
I wonder if Target and Bestbuy will have their own exclusive editions......
http://thedigitalbits.com/columns/my-tw ... 50313_1630In other news from around the Net today, it seems as if Disney heard your complaints (and probably read my rant from the other day) about the Oz: The Great and Powerful Blu-ray 3D release including no 2D Blu-ray version. Home Media reports that the studio is offering those who purchase the 3D version a 2D Blu-ray copy for $5.99 (plus shipping and handling) via a special mail-in offer in the package. For those of you at Disney reading this, we’re still hearing TONS of complaints about this via e-mail from readers, so heads-up. Here’s the studio’s official statement:
“We strive to give our consumers the best in-home experience and consistently evolve our mix of product offerings. We know that our 3D consumers enjoy that experience as well as the ease of use and functionality of digital copy. With Oz the Great and Powerful we’re offering a single, simplified version for their in-home and on-the-go viewing needs. And, for those desiring a 2D Blu-ray version of the film, there’s an offer included in the package.”