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The image n the bottom left has me confused,

classics in theaters.... in 3D... and then we seen Snow White, Little Mermaid, Jungle Book and Sleeping Beauty?...

I don't think it says 3D, but 30, like the number. I think It's some sort of mark, as all posters above have them.

I like the title Monsters & Co. better than Monsters University; I think it sounds better and goes better with Monsters, INC.

TheSequelOfDisney wrote:I like the title Monsters & Co. better than Monsters University; I think it sounds better and goes better with Monsters, INC.

"Monsters and Co" is the Italian name for "Monsters Inc" (I'm guessing the poster is for its upcoming 3D re-release). If you look at the 5th poster the title for the second film is still "Monsters University"

Ivan wrote:"Monsters and Co" is the Italian name for "Monsters Inc" (I'm guessing the poster is for its upcoming 3D re-release). If you look at the 5th poster the title for the second film is still "Monsters University"

Ooohhh... I still like Monsters & Co. for the prequel's title better than Monsters University, haha

PatrickvD wrote:The image n the bottom left has me confused,

classics in theaters.... in 3D... and then we seen Snow White, Little Mermaid, Jungle Book and Sleeping Beauty?...

The Little Mermaid is getting a 3D re-release next year, which is possibly why there's a generic 3D on the "Classics in Cinema" poster. I doubt that the older films (Snow White, Pinocchio etc) will get converted into 3D (and for the record, I hope that they don't).

Interesting to see the Oz the Great and Powerful poster, though part of me really fears it'll be like John Carter with Munchkins...

Hmm... noticed on the poster for Planes it just has Disney on there and not Pixar.

Barbossa wrote:Hmm... noticed on the poster for Planes it just has Disney on there and not Pixar.

The film isn't made by Pixar, it's like the Tinker Bell films they don't say WDAS.
It's a different studio producing these films

Yeah, I heard something about this. In Italian theaters, three movies will be shown during this summer, and they are Cinderella, 101 Dalmatians and Beauty and the Beast in 3D. It's part of a special campaign they have called "Classici al cinema" (Classics at the cinema). I saw posters saying that Cinderella and 101 Dalmatians feature new restorations, so I suppose it's a way to advertise their upcoming Blu-ray releases.
This is all I know concerning this subject, and I didn't know anything about Snow White, The Little Mermaid, Sleeping Beauty or Pinocchio. But, if they are shown in these posters, maybe they will also have limited theatrical engagements this summer. I really don't know for sure.