The Aristocats (US - DVD R1)
Disney Home Video sends over some details on the new special edition DVD
Title: The Aristocats (IMDb)
Starring: N/A (Animation)
Released: 5th February 2008
SRP: $29.99
Further Details:
Disney Home Video has announced a special edition of The Aristocats which follows the story of Duchess and her three adorable kittens, Berlioz, Marie and Toulouse. The disc will be available to own from the 5th February, and should retail at around $29.99. As well as digitally remastered picture and sound, the set will include a never-before-seen deleted song, a Disney Song Selection feature, a bonus short “Bath Day” (a cartoon short from 1946 featuring Figaro), and Backstage Disney: The Aristocats Scrapbook. We've attached our first look at the official region one package artwork below:
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: N/A (Animation)
Released: 5th February 2008
SRP: $29.99
Further Details:
Disney Home Video has announced a special edition of The Aristocats which follows the story of Duchess and her three adorable kittens, Berlioz, Marie and Toulouse. The disc will be available to own from the 5th February, and should retail at around $29.99. As well as digitally remastered picture and sound, the set will include a never-before-seen deleted song, a Disney Song Selection feature, a bonus short “Bath Day” (a cartoon short from 1946 featuring Figaro), and Backstage Disney: The Aristocats Scrapbook. We've attached our first look at the official region one package artwork below:
News by Tom Woodward
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This is the last Disney movie that Walt approved before his untimely death in 1966. This is a must have for me.
Cheddar J. Cheese wrote: And I wouldn't worry about buying this and then missing out on a Platinum, because while the Disney company is a greedy b*****d, they haven't re-released an SE as a Platinum, and I doubt they'd start now.
Think again! "Alice in Wonderland" is currently slated to be released as a Platinum Edition in 2011 (although this news comes so far in advance, it's obviously prone to change).
Think again! "Alice in Wonderland" is currently slated to be released as a Platinum Edition in 2011 (although this news comes so far in advance, it's obviously prone to change).
Wow...I haven't seen this movie in a long time. I'll definitely check this out.
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Anyway...
palpy wrote: Intergalactic Ponce wrote: I don't get this movie. I'd heard that in it, there was apparently the world's most disgusting joke. Is a bunch of animated cats THAT disgusting? Surely shome mishtake
That was The Aristocrats. This is The Aristocats. Two completely different movies, silly.
~sigh~ ye old friend sarcasm is regrettably ignored yet again...
Anyway...
palpy wrote: Intergalactic Ponce wrote: I don't get this movie. I'd heard that in it, there was apparently the world's most disgusting joke. Is a bunch of animated cats THAT disgusting? Surely shome mishtake
That was The Aristocrats. This is The Aristocats. Two completely different movies, silly.
~sigh~ ye old friend sarcasm is regrettably ignored yet again...
Cheddar J. Cheese wrote: It's all in a name in my experience. The "Platinum" editions are just more popular titles, and yeah, they've got more extras, but half of them are kinda useless. The "Other" ones are just as good, and I think just as much care goes into them as the "Platinums" both video-wise and audio-wise, and in the end, that's the reason why you bought it in the first place.
And I wouldn't worry about buying this and then missing out on a Platinum, because while the Disney company is a greedy b*****d, they haven't re-released an SE as a Platinum, and I doubt they'd start now.
Thank you. I can now buy these newer additions without worrying about yet another re-release.
And I wouldn't worry about buying this and then missing out on a Platinum, because while the Disney company is a greedy b*****d, they haven't re-released an SE as a Platinum, and I doubt they'd start now.
Thank you. I can now buy these newer additions without worrying about yet another re-release.
It's all in a name in my experience. The "Platinum" editions are just more popular titles, and yeah, they've got more extras, but half of them are kinda useless. The "Other" ones are just as good, and I think just as much care goes into them as the "Platinums" both video-wise and audio-wise, and in the end, that's the reason why you bought it in the first place.
And I wouldn't worry about buying this and then missing out on a Platinum, because while the Disney company is a greedy b*****d, they haven't re-released an SE as a Platinum, and I doubt they'd start now.
And I wouldn't worry about buying this and then missing out on a Platinum, because while the Disney company is a greedy b*****d, they haven't re-released an SE as a Platinum, and I doubt they'd start now.
Just wondering: is it worth buying the Disney Anniversary editions over the Platinum editions? For example, if I were to buy the new edition of the Aristocats or the anniversary edition of Tarzan, would I be smart in doing so, or is there a chance that these will also receive Platinum editions? I really enjoy the work that Disney seems to have put into their Platinum editions and would not want to miss out. Thanks in advance for the assistance.
Walt Disney Jazz Classic? WTH is that?
I buy all the Disney re-releases. This was never one of my favorites, it was a little slow...but its cute enough.
I buy all the Disney re-releases. This was never one of my favorites, it was a little slow...but its cute enough.
I used to love this movie as a kid, I wonder if it still holds up??
At least it's not the Jazzy Edition.
Actually, Oliver & Company has been out on DVD for 5 years. It came out in in 2002.
I want oliver and company that was one of my fav disney movies as a kid. i dont even think thats got a dvd relase yet has it?
I hate the banner, a lot. It should be in the Platinum Series
I thought it was pretty weak in terms of story and even animation. It's cute and all, but it doesn't have the lasting impression like "101 Dalmatians" or "The Little Mermaid" does.
Intergalactic Ponce wrote: I don't get this movie. I'd heard that in it, there was apparently the world's most disgusting joke. Is a bunch of animated cats THAT disgusting? Surely shome mishtake
That was The Aristocrats. This is The Aristocats. Two completely different movies, silly.
That was The Aristocrats. This is The Aristocats. Two completely different movies, silly.
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Anyway...
This was a firm childhood fave. I may actually get this to watch with my daughter. One of Disney's best.
Anyway...
This was a firm childhood fave. I may actually get this to watch with my daughter. One of Disney's best.
I don't get this movie. I'd heard that in it, there was apparently the world's most disgusting joke. Is a bunch of animated cats THAT disgusting? Surely shome mishtake
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