It's smart to bundle the 4K with a Blue Ray otherwise it probably would not sell enough to make it financially.
That's why streaming is so popular with young parents.
AD stands for Audio Description.
Oh, we know there is going to be a Blu-ray with it. That was never in question. Disney regularly does that on their animated films. The cover also indicates this will be the case. What I'm saying is, the only reason for me to buy this without needing the 4K disc is if the Blu-ray transfer is also sourced from the new restoration. I don't need another Blu-ray copy that is identical to the transfer I already have.
That implies Disney makes these kind of decisions logically or consistently among these releases, and I'm not sure they do. I hope you're right. But I want to find out from reviews, etc. before locking in an order.
www.independent.co.uk
However, though Tolkien's usage spurred its recent rise, he did not invent the word. This article includes an interesting ngram:Always wondered about this:
Errors & Omissions: A plural question that Disney answers better
The television listings in last week's Information section carried a paragraph that began: "Dwarfs are the new Gypsies, it seems, the minority that is set to become TV flavour of the season." The heading above said: "Seven Dwarves". Dwarfs or Dwarves? English usage is changing, and here is why.
Amazon has been in a feud with Disney on pre-order items for years. There's a whole thread about it somewhere if you want to dig it up.
OK, thanks.
High hopes, high hopes, it's off to work we gopes!
We need that like "A Hole in The Head"
! ... as originally sung by Laverne & Shirley
We need that like "A Hole in The Head"
RIP ...
I just bought this new edtion this afternoon (this is the advantage of living in Paris where imported BRs can be sold before the street date in the US). A very quick glance at the BR : this is the new restored version. There is plenty of grain and it does seem splendid.
So, does it include the original mono track? Lossless or lossy?
