Snow White Specs (1 Viewer)

[Rob Lutter]

jeez... it is gonna take a month to get through all those suppliments...
...Good Job Disney!

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Robert Lutter

 

[Patrick Mirza]

Didn't Michael Crawford record a version of "Someday My Prince Will Come" for the set originally?
I remember reading that somewhere...

 

[Ken_McAlinden]

Didn't Michael Crawford record a version of "Someday My Prince Will Come" for the set originally?
I remember reading that somewhere...

Did you leave out the smiley on this one? You have to admit that that would be a bit campy. Crawford is doing a version of "Baby Mine" for the Dumbo DVD.
Regards,
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Ken McAlinden
Livonia, MI USA

 

[Joshua Clinard]

Unsurpassed In Sound And Clarity
High-Definition Transfer Using Digital Technology
First-Time-Ever Use Of An All-New State-Of-The-Art High
Resolution Grain Elimination Process-Restored Purity & Clarity For Pristine Picture

Great Scott, There's a TON of features on this! I don't really like snow white, but this thing has so many features! I think I may get this one for the Commentary by Walt Disney!

 

[Edwin Pereyra]

Uh ... I think I'll be picking this up! ...

Make that two, please.
~Edwin
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[DanL]

They also won't be called dwarves. Rather "lowered height people."
Actually, when you think about it, Snow White is a politically incorrect nightmare. Let's hope it's all intact when it hits the small screen. I'm getting real tired of Disney altering their movies.

 

[James_M]

How can dvd empire be listing this as $20.99? I thought all Disney DVDs were overpriced. And with this package, it ought to be!

 

[Jeff Ulmer]

They also won't be called dwarves. Rather "lowered height people."

Actually, I believe it's "vertically challenged".
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[DanL]

Nah..it can't be vertically challenged because that implies they're different...they're challenged by something. NO!!! They're not even short! Don't even look at them!

 

[James_A]

Never let it be said that Disney can't get things done! When they want to, the mouse will rule the house.... just wait till the Lion King!
Jim
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[Ben Motley]

Lion King will NEVER be released, for the same reason that kids aren't allowed to pray in school; it is far too Christian for the publics good, whatever that means!

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[Lars Vermundsberget]

I own the LD box set of SWatSD, so I've got the film and a ton of extras already. I'm curious to see if there will be many new significant extras. Sing-a-long, games and DVD-ROM features are just for "packaging", so they don't count. This might even apply to Angela Lansbury. The commentary by Walt himself will hopefully be great, though.
Not really trying to sound like a teacher here, but shouldn't it be "dwarfs", not "dwarves" like some of you guys constantly seem to spell it...?
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[Aaron Ulmer]

Bill Hunt at The Digital Bits got a sneak peak at the restored picture quality. I can't wait to hear his report!!! This is going to be awesome.

 

[Richard Kim]

Lion King will NEVER be released, for the same reason that kids aren't allowed to pray in school; it is far too Christian for the publics good, whatever that means!

Since when did The Lion King have any Christian motifs?

 

[Bill Catherall]

Since when did The Lion King have any Christian motifs?

Yeah, I didn't get that either. In fact, The Lion King was blasted by many in the "Christian community" for its hidden "sex" message.
Bill
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[David Tallen]

... shouldn't it be "dwarfs", not "dwarves" ...

Dictionaries list both spellings for the plural of dwarf, but the movie uses "dwarfs".

 

[ChristopherM]

When Barbra Streisland's involvement was first announced, people here were worried that the film was being re-dubbed.
Fortunately, it seems that her performance is "presented over an animated montage of highlights from the film".
I think this is what we all wanted. Something that will boost the profile of the release with Joe Public, but that will leave the movie unaltered.

 

[Ben Motley]

Well, Bill and Richard, I suppose I'll have to actually go back and watch it again, but I thought the imagery of Mufasa speaking through the clouds to Simba was rather Christian, as was Simba's whole objective of laying claim to his Father's kingdom on earth. I wasn't saying that Christians liked it, I just meant that it tried to use some powerful imagery and ideas that can be found in Biblical teachings/writings. Actually, I would assume that Christians would think of it as blasphemic.
And, not being argumentative here, really, but Bill, just what hidden sex message are you referring to? I really haven't deen LK since it came out, and don't recall anything like that, except that Scar was, um, slightly flamboyant.
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M. Hyde

 

[Aaron Ulmer]

There were early rumors that the "Music in your Soup" segment was being reincorporated into the movie. They were going to ink and paint the original pencil tests (please forgive me if my terminology is incorrect here, I'm not quite an expert in this area).
It now appears that this segment is included as a supplement. I wonder if it's just the pencil test or if they went to the effort of fully completing it. Hope so!

 

[Ken_McAlinden]

The Lion King always struck me as Hamlet-lite (with a happy ending, no less) moreso than a Christian allegory.
Regards,
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Ken McAlinden
Livonia, MI USA