Cinderella: Platinum Edition Discussion
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Cinderella Restoration Clips
This is (for me, anyway) oldish news, yet these were found on a webpage that a forum member on Ultimate Disney made. They originate from a Disney Channel preview of the Disney Channel Circle of Stars music video (oh dear... ) that will be appearing on the upcoming Cinderella DVD. The restored images look rich and fruity (even though they are low quality) and so far I'm projecting them to be up to the standards of the Alice in Wonderland and Bambi restorations.
Here's a comparison of the image in the video and the image in the Cinderella trailer (also found on the same site) that I'll post here, the rest are on the link below.
Trailer:
Music Video:
http://hometown.aol.com/villianmg/Cinderella14.html
Here's a comparison of the image in the video and the image in the Cinderella trailer (also found on the same site) that I'll post here, the rest are on the link below.
Trailer:
Music Video:
http://hometown.aol.com/villianmg/Cinderella14.html
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Re: Cinderella Restoration Clips
Cool really cool, but i think in Dvd will look greaterWonderlicious wrote:This is (for me, anyway) oldish news, yet these were found on a webpage that a forum member on Ultimate Disney made. They originate from a Disney Channel preview of the Disney Channel Circle of Stars music video (oh dear... ) that will be appearing on the upcoming Cinderella DVD. The restored images look rich and fruity (even though they are low quality) and so far I'm projecting them to be up to the standards of the Alice in Wonderland and Bambi restorations.
Here's a comparison of the image in the video and the image in the Cinderella trailer (also found on the same site) that I'll post here, the rest are on the link below.
http://hometown.aol.com/villianmg/Cinderella14.html
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Cinderella DVD video clips!
DVD Toons now has eleven clips from the upcoming DVD release of Cinderella, including a clip from the new Mary Blair documentary, which differs from the preview clip that one can obtain when pre-odering the DVD from Amazon.
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[i]GIRL: Do you know the way to the Magic Kingdom?
PETER PAN: Sure I do...but can you [b]fly?[/b][/i]
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[i]GIRL: Do you know the way to the Magic Kingdom?
PETER PAN: Sure I do...but can you [b]fly?[/b][/i]
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Cinderella: Platinum Edition Discussion
As reviews have now popped up at the Home Theater Forum as well as on the DVD Town site, I think that it would be cool to start a discussion the DVD for anyone who intends to get it. How are the reviews making you feel? And (if you're reading this when you've finally got the DVD), what's your opinion on the discs?
Personally, I'm rather excited by this release. At first, I wasn't counting the days to its release, but once I saw the bonus feature list, I was swooned and I've been super excited about getting the DVD. The reviews are making me look forward to the release, although their confirmation of no audio commentary or pop up fun facts thing (which I was hoping had just been forgotten to be mentioned) is a bit annoying, as I love the audio commentaries for Walt era films (Dumbo, Peter Pan etc). Needless to say, I look forward to watching everything else, as it looks up to Snow White: PE level!
Personally, I'm rather excited by this release. At first, I wasn't counting the days to its release, but once I saw the bonus feature list, I was swooned and I've been super excited about getting the DVD. The reviews are making me look forward to the release, although their confirmation of no audio commentary or pop up fun facts thing (which I was hoping had just been forgotten to be mentioned) is a bit annoying, as I love the audio commentaries for Walt era films (Dumbo, Peter Pan etc). Needless to say, I look forward to watching everything else, as it looks up to Snow White: PE level!
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[i]GIRL: Do you know the way to the Magic Kingdom?
PETER PAN: Sure I do...but can you [b]fly?[/b][/i]
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[i]GIRL: Do you know the way to the Magic Kingdom?
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Cinderella III: A Twist in Time
PlotCinderella III: A Twist in Time is the second direct-to-video film sequel to the 1950 Walt Disney animated classic Cinderella, after 2002's Cinderella II: Dreams Come True. The film is scheduled for release on February 6, 2007.
Yes, I know another sequel thread, but I just had toLady Tremaine, Cinderella's wicked stepmother, discovers the existence of the Fairy Godmother who helped Cinderella win Prince Charming's heart by using magic in the original film. Tremaine steals the Fairy Godmother's magic wand and reverses time, changing everything back to the way it was before - Cinderella still lives with Lady Tremaine and has to do her chores every day and anything else that she asks for. Cinderella and her mice friends therefore have to find a way to reverse time the other way round again before it's too late. And this time, without using magic. Can they do it?
Speaking for myself, I am beyond exited! Really, every time I watch the new trailer, or even think about it, I get goose bumps!
And, I'm so happy, the voices for Cinderella and Lady Tremaine reprise their roles from Cinderella II. They were just outstanding, and sounded almost exactly like the original Vas!
Its sad that its Australia's last film, but hey, at least their going out with a bang!
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...and a bomb. Seriously, do you think that a Cinderella III was absolutely necessary? "And they lived happily ever after" was the end of the first film -- I think that should have ended it, don't you?Daniel Jake wrote:
Its sad that its Australia's last film, but hey, at least their going out with a bang!
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Heh -- but hey, you love sequels...and that's your opinion! I don't mind at all. Heck, my dad worked on this film, so I can't talk; although, he hates the thing itself, so I guess I can. (snigger)
Well, I hope you like it, in any case. (chuckle)
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Mitch - to be fair, it wasn't really needed, but since they went ahead and made it, might as well give it a chance.
Yes, I love sequels and I'm proud of it!
James - I really don't know what to say. Yes, its bad to be making sequels to Walt films, but does that mean Walt would hate them? I don't know, but I've heard so much good out of this film, that one article claimed 'Walt would be proud' call me crazy, but that's a big compliment in my book.
I don't where the article is anymore, and I've been trying to find it, but it was from someone who saw some of the making of the movie and whatnot.
Whatever the outcome, the movie does look promising, and I will be seeing it the week it comes out!
Yes, I love sequels and I'm proud of it!
James - I really don't know what to say. Yes, its bad to be making sequels to Walt films, but does that mean Walt would hate them? I don't know, but I've heard so much good out of this film, that one article claimed 'Walt would be proud' call me crazy, but that's a big compliment in my book.
I don't where the article is anymore, and I've been trying to find it, but it was from someone who saw some of the making of the movie and whatnot.
Whatever the outcome, the movie does look promising, and I will be seeing it the week it comes out!
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'Walt would be proud' <I>used</I> to mean a big deal, but now it's a way to wash over the lighter fans who accept that stuff. I guess it's working!
Mitch...would love to hear some stories!
And is this Australia's last film? Or their last <I>sequel</I>?
If Walt came back, he'd probably turn these into TV episodes, which is really what they are, and let them replay on TV forever more as nothing but that. He wasn't opposed to sequels per se, just un-needed ones!
Mitch...would love to hear some stories!
And is this Australia's last film? Or their last <I>sequel</I>?
If Walt came back, he'd probably turn these into TV episodes, which is really what they are, and let them replay on TV forever more as nothing but that. He wasn't opposed to sequels per se, just un-needed ones!
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You could say that again -- heheh.Ben wrote: Mitch...would love to hear some stories!
No one knows for sure what Walt would say if he saw what is happening at this very instant. I'm sure he would be appalled at the fact that the money-grabbing executive just created these sequels to earn a little cold hard cash. However, like you said, Ben, Walt wasn't opposed to sequels in general -- it was the ones that didn't make any sense and had no backbone that, to him, probably belonged in the garbage can.
For example, if he were here today to see Toy Story 2, he'd probably cheer.
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Didn't Roy Disney say that about California Adventure?'Walt would be proud' used to mean a big deal,
I also think this sounds cool! I"m excited too.Its sad that its Australia's last film, but hey, at least their going out with a bang!
The Evil Stepmther is such a b****.
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You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
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That hurtBen wrote:'Walt would be proud' <I>used</I> to mean a big deal, but now it's a way to wash over the lighter fans who accept that stuff. I guess it's working!
I still consider it a worthy praise, whether or not its a ploy for 'lighter fans'
Sequel, I should've been more clearBen wrote: And is this Australia's last film? Or their last <I>sequel</I>?
That's true. However, I don't consider many sequels, such as Cinderella III undeeded. But, thats just meBen wrote: He wasn't opposed to sequels per se, just un-needed ones!
Sorry about thatJames wrote:I was talking specifically of what I mentioned in my post - Cinderella and time travel.
That's good to know Vi!ShyViolet wrote:I also think this sounds cool! I"m excited too.
The Evil Stepmther is such a b****.
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The evil Stepmother, is just MEAN. She's one of my all time favorite villains, and I'm glad she has a good Va! If she had a horrible voice, the movie would stink. Thank goodness for Susan!