The Pirate Fairy (Tinkerbell)

[bhampton]

Hi,

Can anyone tell me if the Walmart exclusive version of this comes in a Blu Ray case..?

It comes with a DVD and that is likely in a DVD case which is fine (since it's a DVD) and the way the packaging is made I can not tell if the Blu Ray is in a DVD case also.....

That would really be a bummer... I hate DVD cases for Blu Rays.

-Brian

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by bhampton

Hi,

Can anyone tell me if the Walmart exclusive version of this comes in a Blu Ray case..?

It comes with a DVD and that is likely in a DVD case which is fine (since it's a DVD) and the way the packaging is made I can not tell if the Blu Ray is in a DVD case also.....

That would really be a bummer... I hate DVD cases for Blu Rays.

-Brian

I picked this up for my daughter yesterday at Wal-Mart and it is a regular BD/DVD/UV release in a standard BD case with a nice slipcover. She actually watched it last night and I was surprised at how good the animation is.

[Yojimbo]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

I picked this up for my daughter yesterday at Wal-Mart and it is a regular BD/DVD/UV release in a standard BD case with a nice slipcover. She actually watched it last night and I was surprised at how good the animation is.

Yea, all of these films are pretty entertaining as well. Haven't watched this one yet, though I've heard good things so far.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Yojimbo

Yea, all of these films are pretty entertaining as well. Haven't watched this one yet, though I've heard good things so far.

I agree. For a DTV series it's surprisingly well done.

[bhampton]

Thanks,... I've been afraid to open it... Disney used to sometimes make special DVD case versions for stuff.

Thanks Again,

=Brian

[NicofromFrance]

Does the extra feature come in a separate box?

[DLux247]

I just scored a great deal at Target. Someone had put all the blues in a 19.99 slot including ONE of the Target editions. Showed the clerk where I found it & she graciously changed the price to 19.99 for me.

The packaging is the bluray w slipcover + the read along story book bound to the blue w a special back cardboard. Hopefully this pic helps.



I believe the book is this one which is online only for 6.99
http://www.target.com/p/-/A-15191099?force-full-site=1

Hope this helps

[Mason_Ireton]

Surprisingly this film was pretty good, they didn't give Hook too much spotlight (even though he's Disney's Popular Villains) so I was pleased with how his character worked without purposely displaying his tru personality til the proper moment


Question: Did Tom Hiddleston try matchin his Hook voice with Hans Conrid/Corey Burton's Hook? cause some of the tone Tom used, sorta echoed the 2 Hooks. Also according to this article, the film series will be ending

http://animationguildblog.blogspot.c...franchise.html


Correct me if I'm wrong if the film series is ending by next year, then the finale should bring Peter Pan/Lost Boys and end on a foreshadow note.

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by Mason_Ireton

Surprisingly this film was pretty good, they didn't give Hook too much spotlight (even though he's Disney's Popular Villains) so I was pleased with how his character worked without purposely displaying his tru personality til the proper moment

FTM, was wondering why Disney wasn't marketing Zarina at the parks, as they usually do with the new character in a Tink movie, and for the first half of the movie, thought it was because she was so crazy and unlikable.
Once we get the "switch", she's a little more sympathetic, and there's more of a good action plot.

And having seen it on Vudu, though, I re-emphasize that said second half is MADE for 3D.
Let's hope Disney decides to "double dip on popularity", for reasons that have absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with their efficient trouble-free factories that make good, working 3D disks for countries all over the world.

Question: Did Tom Hiddleston try matchin his Hook voice with Hans Conrid/Corey Burton's Hook? cause some of the tone Tom used, sorta echoed the 2 Hooks. Also according to this article, the film series will be ending
Correct me if I'm wrong if the film series is ending by next year, then the finale should bring Peter Pan/Lost Boys and end on a foreshadow note.

Actually, the whole "war" that ended in the upheaval at ToonStudios was over whether the Tink series was a "sequel" to Peter Pan or not--They originally wanted Tink to save the Lost Boys from Hook in the first movie, and had to literally keep two sets of books to keep the boss from finding out.
The Lasseter Treaty that allowed ToonStudios to stay open was that if Disney classified sequels as "Character marketing" (as an excuse to hold over Pixar), then they could market characters, but not specific events in classic movies.

So, you'll notice Hook, Tick-tock Croc and even

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