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I agree. I would love to see a release.

If anyone really wants to I guess they could pay the fee go through this process for a fixed disc. http://www.disneystudioshelp.com/detail_TOPSUPP_DiscReplace__SUPPORT.html

I think its time for a Down and Dirty Duck double dip.

How is the framing on these shorts? Do you look like they were meant to be shown at 1.85.1? Any complaints with them such as the ones with the Looney Tune DVDs?

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Which version of the DVD is included. Is it the collector's edition or the double sided disc with the 4:3 open-matte version on side B?

Would kids today even care about Fantasia? This seems more like a item for collectors than for family viewing.

Here's the uncensored footage if anyone wants to know what they are missing.   http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=search_playlists&uni=1&search_query=Fantasia+Censored

I really hope that Fantasia will truly be uncut this time around but is this forcing of the DVD  with the blurays is starting to become annoying to anyone else? To me its just a waste of space on the shelve and I hardly doubts its coming free of any extra cost.

So could this be why there isn't any decent releases of Lisztomania out on DVD?

I have RACE FOR YOUR LIFE CHARLIE BROWN on laser disc.

Lily C.A.T. Coonskin / Street Fight Hey Good Lookin' The Plague Dogs (uncut region 1) The Headless Eyes The Devils Three on a Meathook (however there's a VHS transfer on Amazon if you want to count one)

I have it. The transfer is pretty good but nothing special. It anamorphic at least. I'm pretty sure the audio is just 2.0 surround and its only extra is a trailer. Being one of those Archive Collection discs, the menu are just the basic template that all the archive discs have and the chapter...

I guess is the same American theatrical cut used on the DVD correct?

Has any used one of these or have anymore information about it. I was planning to pick one up a OPPO BDP-83 and use the analog out when I noticed this. Is the extra $400 price difference really worth it? http://www.oppodigital.com/blu-ray-bdp-83SE/

Is the Blu-ray rental disc any different from the retail disc?

Gladiator was 6.1 DTS on the DVD no? Why is the Blu-ray only 5.1?

I was wondering, when silent films start getting released on Blu-ray regularly, what will be of there frame rates? Could players be updated to support frame rates such as 16p and 18p? I've read that There Will Be Blood had a silent short included on its disc as an extra feature, however I could...

Does Paramount do this with their standard DVD releases of these features as well?

Being a Criterion release, I assume its safe to say this move in completely uncensored and uncut correct? I have read reviews stating the older Fox Lorber is missing a scene.

So which release is currently the best version out there? I have the one Image put out.

There's a Walt Disney Presents TV episode in HD on the Sleeping Beauty Blu-ray if anyone is interesting in seeing how classic TV shows will look. I always wondered, were TV shows shot on film shot at 24fps or 30fps?

Are these "I love the 80s" sets just the same previously released discs with a Audio CD thrown in the case?

Am I the only one who would like to see the original English dub included along with the newer English dub and original Japanese sound tracks?

By now I would assume it is but I don't think it was when I pick it up. I think all the superbits went OOP once Blu-ray came out however its still another option to look out for.

I gave up looking for the DTS disc and imported the Japanese Superbit version. "Jurassic Park" Universal Region 1 - NTSC vs Jurassic Park Region 2 - NTSC

Maybe I got confused because there is a 2.0 mono track. I could have sworn the cover said something about DTS mono.

I think it was 5.1 mono...the samething coming out of every channel.

Aren't the films stored on the disc at 23.976p and then 3:2 pulldown is added to the signal when conneted to a SD monitor?

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