Originally Posted by hdnmickey (Post 13427289)

I always have wondered just what the market is for these separate packages of their shorts. Especially when they were already previously available in other ways. They just released a third package of the Pixar shorts. Seems like the other two Pixar shorts packages hit the clearance point pretty quickly.

Originally Posted by hdnmickey (Post 13427289)

I always have wondered just what the market is for these separate packages of their shorts. Especially when they were already previously available in other ways.

Originally Posted by hdnmickey (Post 13427289)

I always have wondered just what the market is for these separate packages of their shorts. Especially when they were already previously available in other ways. They just released a third package of the Pixar shorts. Seems like the other two Pixar shorts packages hit the clearance point pretty quickly.

Originally Posted by Adam Tyner (Post 13427454)

I'm with you, but this is the first home video release in the U.S. for Olaf's Frozen Adventure, right?

Originally Posted by mattysemo247 (Post 13427279)

Olaf's Frozen Adventure is coming 11/13. Is this the same short that was before Coco that had people all pissed off?

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Originally Posted by JeremyM (Post 13427881)

My kids were ticked off that this wasn't on the Coco Blu-Ray, so at least two people will be happy with this.

Originally Posted by Josh Z (Post 13427444)

It's a convenience thing. It's nice to have the shorts packaged together for easy access. Otherwise, you have to keep track of which movie each short came with, and which disc in the package it's found on.