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It took me about four re-readings to understand that, but now I can answer for Mike: He has no idea if the film will retain its blue Buena Vista logo or carry any of the Walt Disney Pictures logos. Why? Because he doesn't have it, yet. He found an advertisement for The Aristocats in Cinderella III and passed the release info onto us. He doesn't actually own the upcoming SE. If he did, he would've given us a rundown of the bonus material and given us screencaps galore. If Robin Hood and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh are any indication, The Aristocats will probably retain its Buena Vista logo and not carry any Walt Disney Pictures one at all. It seems like only the Platinums are attaching WDP logos to their films, and if it's an RKO picture, replacing the RKO logo with a WDP one. I expect this to happen to Peter Pan when we see it in March.musicradio77 wrote:By the way, lighthousemike. Does "The Aristocats" is still using the same new logo the one that it was used from "Cinderella 3"? I have the VHS Masterpiece Edition, but it does have the original logo and the Buena Vista blue logo was removed from the VHS edition.
That always seems to be the case with our Pluto-loving Disney LP collector.Disneykid wrote:It took me about four re-readings to understand thatmusicradio77 wrote:By the way, lighthousemike. Does "The Aristocats" is still using the same new logo the one that it was used from "Cinderella 3"? I have the VHS Masterpiece Edition, but it does have the original logo and the Buena Vista blue logo was removed from the VHS edition.
That's sad. That's a fun bonus feature. I should work for BVHE (that's one of the parts of the company I'm interested in working eventually, anyway)...and then I'll learn why different parts of the world get different editions of movies...yamiiguy wrote:
nope, we didn't get the best feature, One Hour in Wonderland
I was refering to Dumbo ... not Alice.yamiiguy wrote:nope, we didn't get the best feature, One Hour in WonderlandScaramanga wrote: Contents may be identical ... just split over 2 discs. I remember The Lion King 2 SE's special features being nearly identical in R1 & R2 .. in R1 they were just split over 2 discs. As long as the content's there I could care less about the actual disc count.
Thanks for the info, Disneykid. "The Aristocats" did have the blue BV logo for the upcoming DVD release, but the VHS Masterpiece edition did have the WDP old logo instead of the BV one.Disneykid wrote:It took me about four re-readings to understand that, but now I can answer for Mike: He has no idea if the film will retain its blue Buena Vista logo or carry any of the Walt Disney Pictures logos. Why? Because he doesn't have it, yet. He found an advertisement for The Aristocats in Cinderella III and passed the release info onto us. He doesn't actually own the upcoming SE. If he did, he would've given us a rundown of the bonus material and given us screencaps galore. If Robin Hood and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh are any indication, The Aristocats will probably retain its Buena Vista logo and not carry any Walt Disney Pictures one at all. It seems like only the Platinums are attaching WDP logos to their films, and if it's an RKO picture, replacing the RKO logo with a WDP one. I expect this to happen to Peter Pan when we see it in March.
I actually quoted blackcauldron85Scaramanga wrote:I was refering to Dumbo ... not Alice.yamiiguy wrote: nope, we didn't get the best feature, One Hour in Wonderland
I don't think The Aristocats was EVER shown with the Blue Buena Vista logo. I don't know if it even has it. On the 2001? DVD release, it doesn't have it. And I think we ALL know that when Disney released these films back in 2000 - present, they were put with their original Buena Vista logos.musicradio77 wrote:By the way, lighthousemike. Does "The Aristocats" is still using the same new logo the one that it was used from "Cinderella 3"? I have the VHS Masterpiece Edition, but it does have the original logo and the Buena Vista blue logo was removed from the VHS edition.
a.k.a. how-quoting-can-go-wrongyamiiguy wrote:I actually quoted blackcauldron85Scaramanga wrote: I was refering to Dumbo ... not Alice.
and as a parent of a 3 year old little girl I can say that Aristocats is one of her favorites and Marie is all the rage...humphreybear wrote:they market aristocrats hard to little girls. They have a demographic the movie appeals to that they an market plush and toys and clothes for. They market aristocrats much more than robin hood or fox and hound.
Whoa! You'd rather have a one-disc than a two-disc? And why, why would you want an Amazingly Annoying Name Edition rather than just a Special Edition?danfrandes wrote:"The Aristocats: Special Edition" should've been a 1-disc edition instead of a 2-disc edition and the edition title for it should've been "Groovin' Jazz Edition" or "40th Anniversary Edition".
I wouldnt be surprised if this was changed to a one-disc edition at the last minute. Considering the film wasnt a huge hit like The Lion King or The Little Mermaid, I cant imagine disney finding enough material on this film to place in a two disc. I heard there was some specials on the Aristocats back in the early 70s or something on the Wonderful World of Disney show. I hope those make it on the disc. There's probably gonna be some unrelated Disney short or two that will be on there (I get really annoyed with those) but I am really hoping for some worthwhile special features.danfrandes wrote:March is getting close, there isn't a preview for "The Aristocats: Special Edition" "The Aristocats: Special Edition" should've been a 1-disc edition instead of a 2-disc edition and the edition title for it should've been "Groovin' Jazz Edition" or "40th Anniversary Edition".
