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ahollis · 02-16-2008, 08:52 AM

I too miss the trailers, whether they are for the classics or the new films. It is just a lot of fun to watch them and they are an art form all their own. I have always had a soft spot for the Disney animated and live-action trailers. In fact I would more than likely buy a DVD that just had Disney trailers on it. It has been several years since Disney stopped adding the trailers, only a few of the special Platinum editions include trailers now. MGM used to also include trailers with their releases, but from the time of their change to Sony they have not included them. Sony and Paramount have not included trailers for the past four years, even on the Paramount special editions.

I give a salute to Fox, Warner’s, and Universal for they attempt to include trailers whenever they can.

02-16-2008, 08:52 AM	#2 of 25
ahollis *Allen Hollis* Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Local Time: 06:51 AM Local Date: 10-13-2008 Posts: 166	Re: Why no trailers on new DVDs? I too miss the trailers, whether they are for the classics or the new films. It is just a lot of fun to watch them and they are an art form all their own. I have always had a soft spot for the Disney animated and live-action trailers. In fact I would more than likely buy a DVD that just had Disney trailers on it. It has been several years since Disney stopped adding the trailers, only a few of the special Platinum editions include trailers now. MGM used to also include trailers with their releases, but from the time of their change to Sony they have not included them. Sony and Paramount have not included trailers for the past four years, even on the Paramount special editions. I give a salute to Fox, Warner’s, and Universal for they attempt to include trailers whenever they can. "If it be a natural thing – where do it come from... where do it go?"-Ghost Train (1941)