Disney Pixar's Cars
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You've got to be kidding me.
A one-disc crap release?! With just about nothing on it? And they expect to sell this thing for $30.00?
Congratulations, Disney... you just lost the money I probably would have spent to get a proper Pixar 2-disc release, with all the fixin's. And even though I'm a poor college student, I would have, too... I enjoyed Cars almost as much as The Incredibles.
I was thinking that about the cover, too... Not only are Lightning's pupils a tad too small, they're placed awkwardly. And he gets a second appearance on the cover as a butt shot? Yay... this can go with the Lion King VHS cover as one of the more botched efforts I've seen.
A one-disc crap release?! With just about nothing on it? And they expect to sell this thing for $30.00?
Congratulations, Disney... you just lost the money I probably would have spent to get a proper Pixar 2-disc release, with all the fixin's. And even though I'm a poor college student, I would have, too... I enjoyed Cars almost as much as The Incredibles.
I was thinking that about the cover, too... Not only are Lightning's pupils a tad too small, they're placed awkwardly. And he gets a second appearance on the cover as a butt shot? Yay... this can go with the Lion King VHS cover as one of the more botched efforts I've seen.
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I wonder if this isn't a ploy to make up some numbers before issuing a standard 2-disc SE.
After all, and let's face it, Cars has performed very well in a crowded summer, but not spectacularly well (considering the marketing spend that Disney also has to account for).
So maybe this edition is to catch the people who didn't bother seeing it in the theaters (like me) and those who can't wait or only have a passing interest.
Whatever, Cars is certain to come out as a much more packed edition at some point. I shan't be "motoring" down to the store to pick this one up.
After all, and let's face it, Cars has performed very well in a crowded summer, but not spectacularly well (considering the marketing spend that Disney also has to account for).
So maybe this edition is to catch the people who didn't bother seeing it in the theaters (like me) and those who can't wait or only have a passing interest.
Whatever, Cars is certain to come out as a much more packed edition at some point. I shan't be "motoring" down to the store to pick this one up.
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Personally, I think all of you guys need to suck it up and buy what they've seen fit to give us, even if it is a bit underwhelming. If Lilo and Stitch is any indication, we may be waiting a looooooooong time before we get anything better (how long ago did they announce the L&S 2-disc?). On top of that, if noone buys this edition, rather than get the hint that we want a more quality product they may take it to mean that the film is a failure and never do a 2-disc. So in conclusion, even if you hate them for doing this, if you enjoyed the film or if you have any interest in seeing it, you must bite the bullet and buy this. Oh well.
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Fans rejoice! It seems Pixar fan Kevin Song is doing the do and has set up a petition to try and get Disney to double their disc count on the Cars DVD.
I didn't think it was worth posting this to the main page (also becuase we don't normally offer petitions as "news") but as this one was a hot topic, here's what he wrote in:
Although, as usual with these things, it probably won't alter Disney's game plan, it at least does send out a signal that fans are disappointed and expect something more.
I didn't think it was worth posting this to the main page (also becuase we don't normally offer petitions as "news") but as this one was a hot topic, here's what he wrote in:
I would like to ask that Animated-News.com post a link to a petition that I have created, asking Disney/Buena Vista Home Entertaiment/Pixar, to release Cars on DVD, in a 2-Disc Collector's Edition, rather than the announced single-disc release. The petition can be found, here: http://www.petitiononline.com/CARSdvd/petition.html
By making readers of Animated-News.com aware of this petition, it increases the exposure, and will hopefully gain many more signatures. Hopefully, this petition will make Disney realize that releasing a 2-Disc Collector's Edition is in the best interest of not only themselves, but the consumer as well.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Kevin Song
Although, as usual with these things, it probably won't alter Disney's game plan, it at least does send out a signal that fans are disappointed and expect something more.
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Cars DVD Contest
Do you want to win a Cars DVD, DuckTales or Rescue Rangers DVD? Three copies of each film are being given away here.
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I just got me my Brother Bear 2.
Cute movie. I was surprised at how deep and emotional it was, given that it was a DTV. The first one was more introspective than most, I guess, and this new one lived up to it, even if it does play by the same rules, follow the same lines and is predictable to the end.
But, it's cute.
Cute movie. I was surprised at how deep and emotional it was, given that it was a DTV. The first one was more introspective than most, I guess, and this new one lived up to it, even if it does play by the same rules, follow the same lines and is predictable to the end.
But, it's cute.
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