Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland info? (1 Viewer)

[Ben_@]

I was searching to see if this fabulous animated film had been released on DVD yet. It looks as if it is coming out soon. however, in my searches, the only thing that turns up is a title and a release date. The date stated on Amazon is September 14, while DVD Empire says it will be released on October 5.

Does anyone know anything more specific about this forgotten classic?

 

[JustinCleveland]

All I remember is the Nintendo game that was damn-near impossible. I don't know that I've ever seen the movie!

 

[Joshua Clinard]

Wow, I'm glad this movie is coming out. I will probably pick this up if it's of good quality.

 

[WillardK]

It's out. It's fabulous. Grab it now.
Winsor McCay: The Master Edition

 

[Jay Pennington]

Willard, I think he's referring to the more recent (~15 years) feature length film animated in Japan.

But folks, I second the recommendation for the original stuff by the great animation pioneer. Check the link!

 

[Joshua Clinard]

Little Nemo was released in 1992 in theaters, and 1994 on video.

 

[Ray H]

This movie was the bomb...or so I remember it being fun.

 

[Ben_@]

yeah, I was referring to the Japanese film. Sorry for not clarifying. But judging from the posts, thats all the info that anyone has then. keep your eyes peeled though please.

 

[Ben_@]

Thought I'd update this with a bit of a review, in case people missed the fact that this film is finally available in R1:

The film is anamorphic widescreen (though there is no mention of it on the cover) thank god!
only Dolby Digital 5.1 and Stereo audio options (only English)
There are no subtitles (none!)
extras are essentially non-existant (unless you want to count a how-to make your own scepter craft project and the nightmare protection incantation)

Print itself has slight damage/dust on it, looks like a barebones effort on a film they(Funimation) didn't really care about (shame).

note: BB lists the run time as 60 min. Even though it is listed on the box as being 100 min.

Bottomline: Barebones presentation at barebones price.