New Canadian rating logos, anybody notice these?

[Crimson King]

I've seen these on the lower right side of Disney blu's they are a green "G" with some kind of symbol next to them

I've seen ie on the following titles"

Mater's Tall Tales
Santa Paws
Fantasia/Fantasia 2000 set
Sorcerer's Apprentice


has anybosy else noticed these?

[Phazed]

I actually noticed them over a year ago on a lot of titles that I've ordered from the states so I don't think it's really new

[Arkadin]

every title I order from amazon seems to be canadian now.
I don't know what the deal is.
I'm assuming they've just added these to all titles so they will be there if they end up for sale in Canada.

[Hayabusa85]

My god who doesn't know what the Fleur-de-lis looks like (Even Americans should recognize it from history class or at worst the New Orleans Saints logo) to not clue in that they are the Quebec ratings Some even say Double au Quebec above it Quebec has a different ratings system for home video than the rest of Canada so putting both ratings on the case means they can just ship the one case throughout all of Canada and combined with the US ratings also on the case in the US too obviously. The ratings they use are G, 13+, 16+ & 18+ so even if something is a PG in the rest of the country instead of a G it will still be a G in Quebec due to fewer rating classifications.

[Crimson King]

Originally Posted by Arkadin

every title I order from amazon seems to be canadian now.
I don't know what the deal is.
I'm assuming they've just added these to all titles so they will be there if they end up for sale in Canada.

My Disney releases are US releases made in Burbank, CA

[Crimson King]

Originally Posted by Hayabusa85

My god who doesn't know what the Fleur-de-lis looks like (Even Americans should recognize it from history class or at worst the New Orleans Saints logo) to not clue in that they are the Quebec ratings Some even say Double au Quebec above it Quebec has a different ratings system for home video than the rest of Canada so putting both ratings on the case means they can just ship the one case throughout all of Canada and combined with the US ratings also on the case in the US too obviously. The ratings they use are G, 13+, 16+ & 18+ so even if something is a PG in the rest of the country instead of a G it will still be a G in Quebec due to fewer rating classifications.

I beleive the Boy Scouts of America use a Fleur-de-Lis as well.

[Phazed]

Originally Posted by Arkadin

every title I order from amazon seems to be canadian now.
I don't know what the deal is.
I'm assuming they've just added these to all titles so they will be there if they end up for sale in Canada.

they're not actually the Canadian version or else you'd have bilingual text on it

[Hayabusa85]

Originally Posted by Phazed

they're not actually the Canadian version or else you'd have bilingual text on it

Disney don't do bilingual cases. They release the same copies all across Canada and the US which is why they have all three rating systems on the back even if purchased in the US.

[msgohan]

Originally Posted by Hayabusa85

Disney don't do bilingual cases.

?

http://www.amazon.ca/Sorcerers-Appre...dp/B00429MM4M/

[Hayabusa85]

Originally Posted by msgohan

?

http://www.amazon.ca/Sorcerers-Appre...dp/B00429MM4M/

That is a bilingual version of the film which I obviously wasn't counting in reply to a comment about people getting the Canadian ratings on normal versions in the US. The non-bilingual version of that which is out has no signs of French anywhere on the case in Canada or the US other than the Quebec rating and the same applies to all Disney releases. Except maybe old releases or something but even then I never recall French on Disney DVD or even VHS.

[Arkadin]

I gotcha.
hmmmm.....never mind then.

[ApolloOne]

More info, if anyone cares...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_...In_Qu.C3.A9bec