| # | Author | Message |
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| DlandDug
Wed 3/12/2008 11:14a | >>I think I'd like to see a sequel that takes place primarily in the animated world. Maybe with Robert visiting and reacting to all the fairy tale stuff.<<
Exactly! The construction would be the reverse of Enchanted. Opens in live action, then goes to animation.
I think that there could be something left in Andalasia by the Evil Queen that has to be retrieved, otherwise chaos would ensue for both Andalasia and New York. In doing this, Giselle then becomes a princess herself, but (of course) chooses to renounce her throne and return to her new life in New York. |
82
| BlueOhanaTerror
Wed 3/19/2008 11:41p | Don't know if anyone cares, but I know for a fact that a sequel is planned and currently on track for production.
Do I want one? I like ENCHANTED so much, it's kind of disheartening to think about how a sequel wouldn't measure up. Part of what's special about this one is that it's NEW. The second one is not going to enjoy that novelty.
We'll see. When I know more (and it'll be a while) I'll post more. |
83
| basil fan
Thu 3/20/2008 4:28p | Some sequels are as good as the originals. Just keep hoping.
Disney Glitches
http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/
disney/dglitch.html |
84
| basil fan
Mon 3/24/2008 4:53p | I just found out the Disney Store pre-sale was for the fullscreen version of Enchanted. Eeeewww! Not even a set of lithos is worth that!
If Disney feels the need to release a gyp version like fullscreen, they could at least put both versions together on one disc so nobody accidentally buys the wrong one.
And who knows? Maybe some fullscreen maven will stumble onto the real thing and realize what they've been missing.
Stitch's Cousins
http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/
disney/cousins.html |
85
| brotherdave
Mon 3/24/2008 6:08p | I've actually heard people complaining about purchasing wide-screen DVDs. They hate to see the black bars on the top and the bottom! What they don't realize is what they're missing on the sides with the full-screen movies! |
86
| threeundertwo
Mon 3/24/2008 8:11p | I nearly bought it at the Disney store until I realized there were only full-screens available. What were they thinking? I got it at Target instead, along with a bonus disc.
Stupid Disney store. |
87
| DlandDug
Mon 3/24/2008 10:42p | >>I've actually heard people complaining about purchasing wide-screen DVDs. They hate to see the black bars on the top and the bottom!<<
That would be my brother. He is adamant that "widescreen" discs are a rip off because they don't FILL THE SCREEN on his TV set. |
88
| FerretAfros
Mon 3/24/2008 11:56p | I see the problem with that, but what happened to the good old days when you got both? Most "fullscreen" transfers are just pan and scan, and can fit on the same disc as the widescreen one. Many older (3-5 years) DVD's that Disney released have both options, but now you have to pick. A Bug's Life definately had both, and I believe Lady and the Tramp did too, along with others. Is it really that much more work to give us both versions? I doubt it... |
89
| brotherdave
Tue 3/25/2008 5:11a | I'm convinced that it's greed. They can sell TWO copies now instead of just one! |
90
| mawnck
Tue 3/25/2008 6:52a | >>That would be my brother. He is adamant that "widescreen" discs are a rip off because they don't FILL THE SCREEN on his TV set.<<
Your brother's gonna LOVE it when the switchover to digital TV happens next February. :-) |
