Originally Posted By 0075EGG Guess what? This Tuesday February 28th, Lady and the Tramp is coming to DVD,as a 50th Anniversary Edition.It's hard to believe,this Disney animated classic has turn 50,I can't hardly wait for February 28th.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA I can't believe it's being released on DVD again. These movies have a perpetual life that is just astonishing. To think there was a time when Disney was balking at putting any of their animated classics onto home entertainment.
Originally Posted By ewenome >>I can't believe it's being released on DVD again.<< But it's the first time on *2-disc* DVD!!! Gotta love the marketeers.
Originally Posted By pecos bill Was the first release fully restored? One more for the old collection!
Originally Posted By 0075EGG What is your favorite Lady and the Tramp scene? My favorite scene,is the romantic dinner at Tony's Italian Restaurant,with the song Bella Notte[which means:Beautiful Night],best scene ever.
Originally Posted By basil fan L&T is one of my top films. Tough to pick a favorite scene, though. The fight with the rat, probably, though I love the scene where we first see tramp waking up in the morning. A simple scene, but beautifully animated. The Tarzan Equation <a href="http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/disney/tarzan.html" target="_blank">http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/ disney/tarzan.html</a>
Originally Posted By Rivkah86 One of my favorite scenes is when Lady makes her way up the stairs very slowly, singing "What is a baby anway?" and then comes into the baby's nursery where Darling is singing a soft lullaby and peaks over the edge of the cradle. Just adorable!
Originally Posted By basil fan Mine came today & I must say, these are some of the nicest lithos I've ever seen. Disney Glitches <a href="http://www.whatistsgalore.com/disney/dglitch.html" target="_blank">http://www.whatistsgalore.com/ disney/dglitch.html</a>
Originally Posted By HRM >>Mine came today & I must say, these are some of the nicest lithos I've ever seen.<< Lihos? You got more than one? I thought there was only one available with the Purchase? >>I just bought the DVD at Wal-Mart this morning at 7:00 AM,yupeeeee!<< If you don't mind be asking, what is Wal-Mart's Price?
Originally Posted By 0075EGG I have 2 questions about Lady and the Tramp.First,in the dog pound scene,all those things the dogs said about Tramp, are all true,making Lady another delicated and fragiled creature? And second,Tramp vs Rat scene in the baby's room,where were The Siamese Cats at,when Tramp faces the rat in the baby's room?
Originally Posted By basil fan The Disney Store gives you one lenticular litho. Online you get a set of 4 lithos. Not sure I understand your question about Lady...Boris thought she was delicate & fragile when he said those things about her. I think she's tougher than he gives her credit for, but both refined and innocent. The cats? Maybe they don't do rats. The Not-Your-Average Disney Trivia Quiz <a href="http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/disney/dquiz.html" target="_blank">http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/ disney/dquiz.html</a>
Originally Posted By gurgitoy2 "Was the first release fully restored? One more for the old collection!" No, the first one was not restored, at least nowhere near the extent that the platinum edition was. There is a very distinct difference, so if you own the old copy, the new one is much, much improved. Also, I wondered what the cats were doing while the rat got in. Maybe they were sleeping with Aunt Sarah? Maybe Basil Fan is right, they just don't do rats? Who knows?
Originally Posted By Rivkah86 I got mine for 16$ at Circuit City. Also, I got a free gift w/purchase! It was a pack of Lady and the Tramp playing cards. Or rather, just a card game called "Go Fetch" (like Go Fish). Very cute! I loved all the special features, and the movie was more magical than ever!
Originally Posted By TomSawyer We just watched this last night. I'd never really noticed how beautiful the film is - the character animation is perfect and the backgrounds are as beautiful as anything else Disney has done. I was really struck by the scene where Jim Dear and Darling get off the streetcar when the dog pound wagon is in front of their house. It's night time, and the streets are shimmering with water. Absolutely stunning. And the animation of the two of them running up their walk into their house is great. This movie moved itself into one of my top five favorite Disney animated films last night. Great story, beautifully drawn.
Originally Posted By basil fan I love how, no matter how agitated Jim Dear is, wondering what's happened to his baby, he still opens the door, stands aside, & lets his wife enter first. Great touch! Scooby-Doo Glitches <a href="http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/glitch/sdglitch.html" target="_blank">http://www.whatsitsgalore.com/ glitch/sdglitch.html</a>
Originally Posted By pecos bill It really is a treat being able to take these classics home. When I was a kid, I never could have imagined that someday I would own all of my favorite movies.
