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Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 5:18 pm
by ajmrowland
Disneykid wrote:ajmrowland wrote:question: regarding PC useage with the feature, can this be used in compliance with a desktop computer that seems incabable of wireless signals? I dont have an ipad but I have a new computer, and want to know if possibly a usb connection would suffice in addition to the internet.
Yes. You just go to the Second Screen website,download the app, type in your magic code, and make sure your computer has a mic capable of picking up the sound of the TV playing the film. If not, you can still access all the Second Screen content without having to synch up the program to the movie.
my desktop mic broke and im not sure if it would work now(it might). I have a headset, but that probably wont do it. I have a BD-Rom drive in my computer though, but no built-in mic.
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 8:19 pm
by Mason_Ireton
Always enjoyed this film, few things I forgot bout it, like Flower having a voice at all (crazy I know but I hadn't paid attention to it when I was lil) and the raindrop song. Truely breathtaking, the animation sets the stakes real high when compared to a computer animated films, these guys MADE history by pushin animation beyond it's animation.
Posted: Sun Mar 13, 2011 9:01 pm
by Flower's Friend
I watched Bambi on Blu-ray for the first time ever today and I loved it. I love this movie. I also watched some of the bonus stuff on the Blu-ray. One that I really liked was Two Leaves and I remember that from the book.
Later I plan to watch these 3 episodes from "The Andy Griffith Show" since all 3 of them have something to do with Bambi.
1. The Merchant of Mayberry
2. Andy Forecloses
3. Christmas Story
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 4:54 pm
by ajmrowland
Okay, with the blue castle logo being at the front of the "Behind Walt's Story Meetings", i'm gonna guess they used the 2005 master for that?
Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2011 8:48 am
by MJW
Bambi is #1 on Blu-ray for a second week!
From Blu-ray.com:
"For the second week, Bambi was the top-selling title on Blu-ray, according to data from Nielsen VideoScan for the week ended March 13. Jackass 3 got 40% of its total disc sales from Blu-ray and was the top-selling in overall packaged media, but only second for Blu-ray. The Walking Dead: The Complete First Season performed strongly, coming in at third place."
See the full article here:
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=6029
Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2011 9:07 pm
by Sotiris
Tarzan. wrote:Hey guys, I just found out that there is a "Bambi Diamond Edition Premium Package", but it seems that it is an exclusive for the Disney Movie Club members. This is the picture that I found:
http://www.planetadisney.com.br/wp-cont ... ackage.jpg
If someone has it, can you please post real pictures?
I've found these on the same site you've linked:
Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2011 9:08 pm
by Mickeyfan1990
Total awesomeness.
Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2011 10:42 pm
by monorail91
Gorgeous packaging! I was very excited to get home for spring break to see it waiting for me. (My family's alright too, but they aren't exclusive Premium Packaging!)
My one disappointment is that it didn't really come with extras like the Sword in the Stone premium package did, no lithographs or anything. And it would have been nice to have the little packaging that came with a book, like Snow White and BatB diamond editions did.
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 7:15 am
by CampbellzSoup
Did Beauty and the Beast get one of these "books"?
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 7:37 am
by jinkinquackers
CampbellzSoup wrote:Did Beauty and the Beast get one of these "books"?
Yes, but it was only available through the Disney Movie Club.
Includes Diamond Edition DVD + Blu-ray™ + 160 Pg. Book!
This collector’s gift set is a real beauty to behold! You’ll experience the brilliant new state-of-the-art digital restoration on both DVD and Blu-ray disc—and receive an exciting 160-page book about this timeless classic! Packed with original artwork and photographs, it is the perfect keepsake of this movie masterpiece. Plus, enjoy magical bonuses, including “Beyond Beauty” and “Broadway Beginnings” featurettes, sing-along mode, and more. You’ll treasure every moment like never before!
While Supplies Last!
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 8:10 am
by Victurtle
Does the bambi one come with a book?
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 8:26 am
by jinkinquackers
Victurtle wrote:Does the bambi one come with a book?
From what I can tell, no. Bambi comes with a Blu-Ray+DVD in "exclusive packaging" (that makes the whole thing look like a book) and a Certificate of Authenticity.
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 2:17 pm
by monorail91
Yeah no extras at all. Bummer, since the Premium Packaging for Sword in the Stone and Alice in Wonderland both came with little goodies.
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 2:39 pm
by jinkinquackers
monorail91 wrote:Yeah no extras at all. Bummer, since the Premium Packaging for Sword in the Stone and Alice in Wonderland both came with little goodies.
Exactly. Way to miss out on a great opportunity, Disney. lol
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2011 10:52 pm
by TacoBravo
Disneykid wrote:
The difference between 2K and 4K on Blu-ray is minimal as evidenced by Bambi (which looks fantastic) and The Wizard of Oz (which is also gorgeous, but not very different from the 2K clips used in That's Entertainment). We won't see anything noticeable till the next home video format, I presume, which in that case would require new masters struck for the above-mentioned 2K titles.
The difference should actually be huge. Like the difference between a 2 megapixel camera and an 8 mega pixel camera(assuming they have the same lens)
But... disney scrubs out so much of the detail in their restorations that it would cancel it out anyways.
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 11:39 am
by KubrickFan
TacoBravo wrote:Disneykid wrote:
The difference between 2K and 4K on Blu-ray is minimal as evidenced by Bambi (which looks fantastic) and The Wizard of Oz (which is also gorgeous, but not very different from the 2K clips used in That's Entertainment). We won't see anything noticeable till the next home video format, I presume, which in that case would require new masters struck for the above-mentioned 2K titles.
The difference should actually be huge. Like the difference between a 2 megapixel camera and an 8 mega pixel camera(assuming they have the same lens)
But... disney scrubs out so much of the detail in their restorations that it would cancel it out anyways.
That's not really true. Animation of course has less detail than actual film, so they can get away with removing the grain more easily.
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2011 3:48 pm
by ajmrowland
Disneykid wrote:
The difference between 2K and 4K on Blu-ray is minimal as evidenced by Bambi (which looks fantastic) and The Wizard of Oz (which is also gorgeous, but not very different from the 2K clips used in That's Entertainment). We won't see anything noticeable till the next home video format, I presume, which in that case would require new masters struck for the above-mentioned 2K titles.
Wizard of Oz had an 8K restoration.
Posted: Fri Mar 25, 2011 1:03 pm
by KubrickFan
ajmrowland wrote:Disneykid wrote:
The difference between 2K and 4K on Blu-ray is minimal as evidenced by Bambi (which looks fantastic) and The Wizard of Oz (which is also gorgeous, but not very different from the 2K clips used in That's Entertainment). We won't see anything noticeable till the next home video format, I presume, which in that case would require new masters struck for the above-mentioned 2K titles.
Wizard of Oz had an 8K restoration.
No it didn't. It was scanned in 8K, with the restoration done in 4K.
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 9:47 pm
by Disney Duster
In the UD review images comparing the Platinum and Diamond editions of Bambi, I noticed it seems the line that a circled is more extended in the previous Platinum version.
Please don't dismiss it immediately and actually look to try and see if you can really find what I mean, that the line looks slightly longer in the Platinum image, meaning in the new restoration they ended up painting over some of that line:
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 9:52 pm
by ajmrowland
KubrickFan wrote:ajmrowland wrote:
Wizard of Oz had an 8K restoration.
No it didn't. It was scanned in 8K, with the restoration done in 4K.
Scanned at twice the resolution the restoration was made in? How much detail were they hoping to get out of it?
Of course, I guess it makes sense but still.....
