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Post by Silver on Jun 11, 2011 22:52:21 GMT -5
In regards to the storage space. I read a comment on Amazon.com that I agree with. Unlike the classics Walt Disney worked on, pretty much all of the film-makers of the late 80's and 90's are still alive. So why not put more features on the Blu-ray. If they can put hours of material on Blu-rays for films like Citizen Kane or Gone with the Wind (Most if not all of the creative team have passed away by now) why can't Disney? Or animated films in general.
Slightly off-topic but still in the same field. I purchased the Blu-ray to How to Train Your Dragon (Looks and Sounds awasome!)Yet the Bonus Feature content was pathetic. That was the type of film that could have bennefited greatly from the storage space provided. Film-makers of animated material are always saying how special that genre is. And how proud they are of their films. Well the Blu-ray is the perfect oppertunity to showcase to the audience how much it really means to them. Still it seems most haven't taken advantage of it.
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Post by Briar Rose's Dark Knight on Jun 13, 2011 19:45:26 GMT -5
The really sad thing is that we're grousing about wanting more bonus features than we're getting when some companies don't even follow Disney's lead.
I believe that part of the animation problem is that the studios mistakenly think that only children watch these films repeatedly. While I wish Disney would give us more bonus features (there was no excuse for the short shrift given to Tangled's blu-ray release), at least they're giving us bonus features on the classics.
It's disappointing to hear that How To Train Your Dragon had pathetic bonus content. That was such a well done film.
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