Alice in Wonderland: 60th Anniversary - 2/1
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Alice in Wonderland: 60th Anniversary - 2/1
In other release news today, we finally have a street date for Disney's Alice in Wonderland: 60th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray. Look for it on 2/1/11. All the extras from the previous DVD release should carry over, along with new content created just for BD. Here's a look at the cover art...
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And likely the 3D version the same day. Cool. Nice to see Disney catching up, but wouldn't this get more notice? We typically know like a year or two when these Platinum titles come out.
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And isn't this NOT a Platinum? I thought Bambi was next spring's Platinum.
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And yes this is NOT a Diamond title, hopefully this wont turn out to be like Dumbo this year, which was released everywhere but the US.
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How is Alice not a Diamond? I'm really confused how Disney rates some of these films. Is it by Box Office draw?
And yes, I meant 3D of the live action flick.
And yes, I meant 3D of the live action flick.
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Nice!
I don't own any of Disney's previous releases of the film, so I'm excited.
I don't own any of Disney's previous releases of the film, so I'm excited.
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I think it's only a Diamond if they've already released a Platinum edition. But I don't think Alice ever got a Platinum. Yes, it's stupid...
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This was my favorite era of Disney animation, 1950-1959. Which includes "Cinderella", "Alice in Wonderland", "Peter Pan", "Lady and the Tramp" and "Sleeping Beauty". I just feel the colors were so striking. And the animation at it's very best.
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I dont care if it's diamond, gold or magenta. I am just glad the movie is finally coming to blu
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The original Platinum titles were the (then) 10 best-selling titles. In no order, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, Snow White, Cinderella, The Jungle Book, 101 Dalmations, Lady and the Tramp, Bambi, and The Little Mermaid. Later, they planned to add Peter Pan, Sleeping Beauty, Fantasia, and Pinocchio, but these would take a while as they were still getting the original 10 out.
Then they switched gears again with the Diamond titles, and I'm not sure what it includes, beyond the original Platinum titles. I think they decided not to give any titles a second Platinum release, so that's why Sleeping Beauty and Pinocchio got Platinum releases when they hit BD, but when it was time for Snow White, it was called Diamond. However, Fantasia never got a Platinum, and the upcoming BD apparently isn't a Platinum either, so it seems it was dropped from that line. I think they might have ended the Platinums altogether and replaced them with the Diamonds.
I'm confused too.
Then they switched gears again with the Diamond titles, and I'm not sure what it includes, beyond the original Platinum titles. I think they decided not to give any titles a second Platinum release, so that's why Sleeping Beauty and Pinocchio got Platinum releases when they hit BD, but when it was time for Snow White, it was called Diamond. However, Fantasia never got a Platinum, and the upcoming BD apparently isn't a Platinum either, so it seems it was dropped from that line. I think they might have ended the Platinums altogether and replaced them with the Diamonds.
I'm confused too.
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The original Platinum titles were the (then) 10 best-selling titles. In no order, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, Snow White, Cinderella, The Jungle Book, 101 Dalmations, Lady and the Tramp, Bambi, and The Little Mermaid. Later, they planned to add Peter Pan, Sleeping Beauty, Fantasia, and Pinocchio, but these would take a while as they were still getting the original 10 out.
Then they switched gears again with the Diamond titles, and I'm not sure what it includes, beyond the original Platinum titles. I think they decided not to give any titles a second Platinum release, so that's why Sleeping Beauty and Pinocchio got Platinum releases when they hit BD, but when it was time for Snow White, it was called Diamond. However, Fantasia never got a Platinum, and the upcoming BD apparently isn't a Platinum either, so it seems it was dropped from that line. I think they might have ended the Platinums altogether and replaced them with the Diamonds.
I'm confused too.
Then they switched gears again with the Diamond titles, and I'm not sure what it includes, beyond the original Platinum titles. I think they decided not to give any titles a second Platinum release, so that's why Sleeping Beauty and Pinocchio got Platinum releases when they hit BD, but when it was time for Snow White, it was called Diamond. However, Fantasia never got a Platinum, and the upcoming BD apparently isn't a Platinum either, so it seems it was dropped from that line. I think they might have ended the Platinums altogether and replaced them with the Diamonds.
I'm confused too.
For fuck sake. I'm sorry I asked. But thanks!
And FWIW, I'll buy most on BD. Just release them all.
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Damn, this will be my triple dip.(Quadruple if counting VHS)
Gold Classic Collection DVD
Masterpiece Edition DVD
Special Un-Anniversary Edition DVD (only one I didn't buy)
and now
60th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray
I'm such a sucker for Disney Animation
Gold Classic Collection DVD
Masterpiece Edition DVD
Special Un-Anniversary Edition DVD (only one I didn't buy)
and now
60th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray
I'm such a sucker for Disney Animation
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Pre order is now availble for this on Amazon.com for 27.99
though i am sure most will just wait to pick up in store assuming that DIsney continues its upgrade coupons into 2011.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...=bluray-019-20
though i am sure most will just wait to pick up in store assuming that DIsney continues its upgrade coupons into 2011.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...=bluray-019-20
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I rented this from the library on dvd the other day and it was so boring. I will probably skip this purchase in Blu.
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I'm not fan of these classic Disney flicks either. They look great on Blu-ray, but the stories are rather dull and boring. I'd rather have some of the 90's flicks like Aladdin, Lion Kind and Mulan. I don't own a single classic Disney flick. Seen them all, but no need to keep them. I do have all the Pixar films and Beauty and the Beast though
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Classic disney animated films are far from boreing, besides being visually stunning they are well written and acted and feature great music.
These films would not have been loved for generations if they were boreing.
These films would not have been loved for generations if they were boreing.
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The classic Disney titles are classic for a reason. That being said, I don't feel the need to own every single one of them, and Alice might be a pass for me.