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Never said anything about the planning of or creation on original cells, look of theatrical release or anything to do with Peter Pan pre 1990's. I'm saying Disney's animation studio present times most likey alterted the color timing before giving DTS the material to work with. Disney definately...

So I think these color changes were intentionally made my Disney's Animation team (DisneyToon Studios?). That would make more sense than DTS taking it upon themselves to make these changes from the material Disney gave them to use.

I'm not going to deny that colors have been altered in this new release. To me it's most apparent in clothing. Wendy and Mrs Darlings dress, the pirates shirts and Pan's clothes colors looks softened and watered down from what I think they should be (I think their called Pastels). Back then...

Well I got my DVD today. I'm using a Sony KDL-V32XBR2 LCD HDTV and a Toshiba RDXS52 DVR (output set at 480p just to deinterlace letting the TV scale natively) connected using a HDMI cable. I use 3 sources to calibrate my tv's contrast/brightness/color/tint/sharpness with a Blue Filter, the HD...

I hope you didn't have more than one instance of VLC open when grabbing the screencaps because it will have a negative on light level and saturation on all but the first instance. It's just UltimateDVD and DVDtalk's caps don't look as dark/dull as yours. I agree colors of 1999/2002/2007 are...

Same here. The only release I've owned is the 1999 Limited Issue release so this Platinum release has to be an improvement. Looking at the caps on DVDTalk and UltimateDVD the skintones on this Peter Pan: Platinum edition look much better than the dull, muted looking skintones on the Cinderella...

Who's that? Hehe, I just go look at the "Video & Audio" comments. Never actually looked at the reviewers name. BTW: Also, UltimateDisney.com has it's review up.

DVDFile also has a review up.