All 3 TLK films will re-enter the magical (nay, mythical!) 'Disney Vault' on January 31st.
:eek:
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All 3 TLK films will re-enter the magical (nay, mythical!) 'Disney Vault' on January 31st.
:eek:
Disney seems to know how to work the demand versus supply to their advantage.:cheese:
:gasp::eek: Nooooooooooooooo........Quote:
Originally posted by Woes
All 3 TLK films will re-enter the magical (nay, mythical!) 'Disney Vault' on January 31st.
:eek:
I gotta get the 3 disk set for christmas XD
(The DVD set ;))
There are two competing formats, Advanced Optical Disc (AOD) and Blue-Ray, competing to be the successor of DVD. The discs will allow the storage of over 20GB of data, allowing for either more bonus features or a higher quality presentation. Perhaps the next release of TLK will be in one of these formats.
:Ooo:Quote:
Originally posted by Woes
There are two competing formats, Advanced Optical Disc (AOD) and Blue-Ray, competing to be the successor of DVD. The discs will allow the storage of over 20GB of data, allowing for either more bonus features or a higher quality presentation. Perhaps the next release of TLK will be in one of these formats.
Yeah, a disk that can hold more information than most personal computers today....except new computers, which now can hold up to 80GBs. I believe DVDs hold about 5 to 6 GBs of info.....so you can either put about 7 or 8 movies on one of those new discs or have one movie with a ton of extras...considering that I believe the Blue-Ray will be using the blue laser technology which makes it possible to store around 40GBs on one disc.Quote:
Originally posted by Woes
There are two competing formats, Advanced Optical Disc (AOD) and Blue-Ray, competing to be the successor of DVD. The discs will allow the storage of over 20GB of data, allowing for either more bonus features or a higher quality presentation. Perhaps the next release of TLK will be in one of these formats.
I heard that the Japanese were going to use one of these technologies in conjunction with high definition televisions in order to present full length movies that can take advantage of the higher resolution. Sounds good to me. I'd rather pay to see a better version of TLK than to pay for additional bonus features. (In the latter, case, Disney really ought to release a supplementary disc.)
Granted ... I don't have a high definition TV, nor will I have one for many years. Trip to Sharifu's mom's place? :lol:
:haha: ...Let's do it!!!....:DQuote:
Originally posted by Woes
Granted ... I don't have a high definition TV, nor will I have one for many years. Trip to Sharifu's mom's place? :lol:
I'd love to see a TLK DVD set with EVERYTHING....EVERY cut scene, character...you name it I want it.
They're gonna lock us in a vault?! :gasp: :eek: :p
And why's it "re-enter"? Was TLK in the vault before? :confused:
Wasn't it, prior to the release of the DVD special edition? I just assumed so.
Blue-Ray will most likely come installed with the PS3 and Disney has said recently they will support this format. But unless you have an HDTV you really won't see a huge difference in detail, if any.
Also I've read most animated movies won't look significantly different in HD than DVD because they don't contain as much detail as a real-life filmed image.
So if you don't have one of these movies, just get it now!
Good point! Ties in with how they had to clean up the animation and add additional effects for the IMAX version of TLK, since the screen is so huge.
All I want is for that annoying layer change after The Morning Report to go away. :lol:
Does this mean there's still hope for the 'Mega Uber-Goober Laser Explosion Special Edition' of TLK2, complete with deleted scenes? :oQuote:
Originally posted by Woes
There are two competing formats, Advanced Optical Disc (AOD) and Blue-Ray, competing to be the successor of DVD. The discs will allow the storage of over 20GB of data, allowing for either more bonus features or a higher quality presentation. Perhaps the next release of TLK will be in one of these formats.
So much for 'seemless intergration', eh...? XDQuote:
Originally posted by Woes
All I want is for that annoying layer change after The Morning Report to go away. :lol:
Here, here. The bonus features on the TLK2:SP SE were woefully inadequate. :die:Quote:
Originally posted by Shatara
Does this mean there's still hope for the 'Mega Uber-Goober Laser Explosion Special Edition' of TLK2, complete with deleted scenes? :o
*dies*
STOP SCARING ME, WOES!
well... good thing i got myself TLK1:SE back in august... and i'll just have to hope that my sister actually did get me SP:SE for Christmas... if she knows what's good for her, she better--
erm... i mean, i hope she got it for me. i've really wanted it and i've been really good this year :p
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! :gasp:Quote:
Originally posted by Woes
All 3 TLK films will re-enter the magical (nay, mythical!) 'Disney Vault' on January 31st.
:eek:
Time to hurry then. :evilgrin:
disney is so evil...........get eisner!!!!!!! i don't like him, we need to get rid of him.............:die:
anyways,
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!:gasp: :eek: :Ohno:
*deep ponderings wheter I should get The TLK one*
I read a review that didn't think so much of the special features, I don't want to get it if the features aren't great because my VHS version is perfectly fine.
Guess it's now or never http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v9...si/kovuwow.jpg
:o not the vault! <gasp>
I wanted to say something else....
WTH? They're gonna lock us in a vault?!? But it's gonna be all dirty and smelly and...eee-yuuuw!:eek: *walks up to eisner and beats him up* You deserve it, bub. :D
My dad said the flims stay in the vault for seven or eight years. Oo(IDK if he's right XD) But IDK why "re-enter" XDQuote:
Originally posted by Kovu
And why's it "re-enter"? Was TLK in the vault before? :confused:
According to lionking.org, TLK was available on VHS and laserdisc up until 1997-1998, and was 'vaulted' until the release of the special edition DVD and VHS in 2003.Quote:
Originally posted by Suki
My dad said the flims stay in the vault for seven or eight years. Oo(IDK if he's right XD) But IDK why "re-enter" XD
I was under the impression that they did new versions of Disney movies every ten years. Figured it made sense since this year was the tenth anniversary of TLK. But I guess the TLKDVD was released last year? Hm. Oh well, ten years coincides well with the other movies :)
Y'know, I was wondering that too :confused:.....Quote:
Originally posted by Kippy
I was under the impression that they did new versions of Disney movies every ten years. Figured it made sense since this year was the tenth anniversary of TLK. But I guess the TLKDVD was released last year? Hm. Oh well, ten years coincides well with the other movies :)
You must thank my mom for the VHS XDQuote:
Originally posted by Woes
According to lionking.org, TLK was available on VHS and laserdisc up until 1997-1998, and was 'vaulted' until the release of the special edition DVD and VHS in 2003.
Hahaha, so true. :cheese: :alone: Thats so sad that Disney is going to vault TLK. I wonder if they will do the same with the other disney movies they're re-releasing on DVD, like Aladdin, Mulan, and whatever else. I assume they would.Quote:
Originally posted by Woes
All I want is for that annoying layer change after The Morning Report to go away. :lol:
What's the point of the crappy vault anyways?http://img80.exs.cx/img80/2751/8O.jpg
Yoinked from another site:
So you see, it does serve a purpose and I think that it serves that purpose quite well. If you have a movie sitting on the shelf for over a year or so, it makes it difficult to promote that movie and sooner or later the retail value will plummet...I've seen movies go from valued at $25.99 down to $12.99 in a matter of months. By cycling through which movies are available and which aren't, it allows Disney to keep both promotion and prices up...and there's other stuff involved too, but I don't have time to explain right now. ;)Quote:
Q:What is the Disney vault?
A: Disney has a marketing strategy in which they release an animated movie and leave it on the market for a set period of time. After this time period, Disney takes them off the market and puts them in the Disney Vault. This means that the consumer is unable to obtain them for ten years. This method allows for movies to cycle, build up anticipation, and target the next generation.
At any rate, it doesn't concern me since I have my copies already...
*weeeeeee* :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by Woes
Granted ... I don't have a high definition TV, nor will I have one for many years. Trip to Sharifu's mom's place? :lol:
It's quite a brilliant marketing strategy.Quote:
Originally posted by Wicked
Yoinked from another site:
So you see, it does serve a purpose and I think that it serves that purpose quite well. If you have a movie sitting on the shelf for over a year or so, it makes it difficult to promote that movie and sooner or later the retail value will plummet...I've seen movies go from valued at $25.99 down to $12.99 in a matter of months. By cycling through which movies are available and which aren't, it allows Disney to keep both promotion and prices up...and there's other stuff involved too, but I don't have time to explain right now. ;)
At any rate, it doesn't concern me since I have my copies already...
Thanks for the info. When will the movies be released again? In 7 years? I forgot.
I alread have all three films. It'll be interesting to see if Disney adds new features or documentaries to the new releases in 7 years. Aren't the DVDs going to be released in High Definition DVD too? I keep forgeting the technical details. I hope Disney Shows The Lion King in Imax Theaters too and starts a new line of toys and merchandise in 7 years. :)
Did you know TLK was already released in IMAX Theaters? At least for a few months anyways. (Not long enough) :p
I bought all these DVDs on the release day heh.
:gasp:They're going away forever?!?!? *Faints then dies*:zzz: Now, I'm gonna get loads of nightmares.:eww: So...hopefully they'll come back out of the *stupid* vault ten years from now?:curious: I hope so, otherwise I'd be so mad.:grrr: I mean, I got the whole set already:pbut I'd feel much better if they were out, cuz then just in case I'd lose one of my prized TLK DvD, then I would just go run out and but it again.:cheese:*Destroys Eisner*:p Yes, now he is dead!:evilgrin: *Burns the vault idea* woohoo!!!
The Laserdisc version comes close, I think, not DVD quality, but it has a lot of stuff that didn't get on the DVD.Quote:
Originally posted by ChildOfThePride
I'd love to see a TLK DVD set with EVERYTHING....EVERY cut scene, character...you name it I want it.
I just got mine yesterday. I bought the 4-disc collector's edition for about 40 bucks and you cannot tell anyone ever opened it. Look on Ebay if you want one. Just make sure your laserdisc player does AC-3 Dolby Digital audio!
Wow, I got that collector's edition laserdiscs on ebay too. I didn't pay as much as you... And it came with eveything and it is mint.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MEWN:IT
There is always ebay ya know. XDQuote:
Originally posted by Kenyi
but I'd feel much better if they were out, cuz then just in case I'd lose one of my prized TLK DvD, then I would just go run out and but it again.:cheese:
Mint? Does this mean I can eat it? :DQuote:
Originally posted by Sharifu
Wow, I got that collector's edition laserdiscs on ebay too. I didn't pay as much as you... And it came with eveything and it is mint.
Ebay is so freakin' awesome.:cheese:Quote:
Originally posted by Sharifu
Wow, I got that collector's edition laserdiscs on ebay too. I didn't pay as much as you... And it came with eveything and it is mint.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MEWN:IT
There is always ebay ya know. XD
Someday I'll find that infamous Disney vault. Anyone wanna help me raid it???
Yep, you paid less than me. But I used Buy it Now b/c I didn't want to wait for it to end.Quote:
Originally posted by Sharifu
[B]Wow, I got that collector's edition laserdiscs on ebay too. I didn't pay as much as you... And it came with eveything and it is mint.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MEWN:IT