George, I don't think they're talking about getting Stitch on Blu-ray!

Thanks, Justin. I appreciate that. Yes, I wrote that "You guys re going to hate my review", actually a little in jest, since it was getting such good notices here and I thought "wow, what I'm about to post isn't going with the popular opinion here"! And, yes, I will be attacking the animation, songs...

I'm not angry. I'm stating the fact. Of course a Fox And The Hound sequel was designed to shift more of the first one, and to probably make Copper and Todd viable characters again for more spin-offs in the way of merchandising and a possible TV extension. And I'm not "blaming Bad People". As I have ...

Well...

...But there's always something that will tip him over the edge, through knowing he needs to unleash what's inside (like at the end of the movie) or through force...

Yes, it's just the other reason. Moolah. If there's money to be made, any studio will chase that. Of course, faced with the orders from head office to make these things, the <I>artists</I> do do their best to try and pack them with as much artistry as possible, but their reason for being is because ...

The only two projects I really care about in the line is the original film and Stitch Has A Glitch. But...for those looking for the TV series in season sets, remember that Japan uses the same NTSC system and I would be surprised if the original English track wasn't present on the discs, so there is ...

Welcome, Phil!

Yes, Frank Welker is a bona fide living legend as far as most of us are concerned around here. It will be interesting to hear him in such a role.

Please be sure to check your Private Messages.

Of course he's not going to come up with a solution to rid him of the gamma...that would be the end of the Hulk, and no more films!

Let's look at this realistically. Eventually ALL the Disney classics will come to Blu-ray Disc. It's that simple. And they'll follow suit of the other studios by re-issuing them again on SD DVD, just to make sure they hoover up that market too. We don't really need Sleeping Beauty out on DVD again a...

Yes, they're great editions, if you're talking Region 1 (I don't know about R2). Essentially, shrunk down Vault Disney releases, from two-discs to one each. Some complained at the time, but some of those two-discs did repeat or contain a lot of filler material. That actually meant that these single ...

I have the iTunes software and watch vlogs on my PC all the time. If I had a portable device I would no doubt put some stuff on there and use it out and about. However, I'm not going to waste time putting the DC of Nightmare on my PC at home. If I want to watch it on a PC, I'll use the DVD and save ...

My biggest beef is that on things like Nightmare, we're paying a few dollars more for this "privilege".

In a funny way, if I had a portable device and saw fairly priced $5 discs in a store marked for that use and without restrictions, I'd probably think it was cool idea!

We had a bit of a discussion going on about these in a different thread, but I'd thought I'd start one to discuss these Digital Copy discs, or in the Mouse House talk, Disney File. I can see the value for some, but to me they're just either taking away bonus disc space on a two disc set, or they're ...

With added alloy on the disc to prevent scratches!