'Beauty and the Beast (Diamond Edition)' for Blu-ray

[Koolan]

http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/show/Dis...-ray!_/4467

 

Announced on Celine's birthday.

[Krys]

oh waaaao. cool

[Alex_Incognito]

I feel lack the last version of "Beauty and the Beast" DVD came out not too long ago But I suppose it's been 10 years!

[Koolan]

A supposed breakdown of the discs for Beauty and the Beast.

 

Beauty and the Beast: Diamond-Edition Blu-Ray and DVD

 

Disc One: Beauty and the Beast - Feature Film & Special Features

 

Feature Film:

-Beauty and the Beast - 1991 film, directed by Kirk Wise & Gary Trousdale. Presented in "Original Theatrical" and "Special Edition".

--Original Theatrical (1:24:17)

--Special Edition (1:31:06)

 

Backstage Disney:

--Storyboard Version - the theatrical version of the film with PIP option of the storyboards. I'm guessing that its inclusion here is why the "Work in Progress" version isn't included in the Blu-Ray set? (1:24:17, Blu-Ray Exclusive)

 

-Audio Commentary - since there's no mention of Cine-Explore, this likely is the same commentary from 2002, with Don Hahn, Kirk Wise, Gary Trousdale, and a brief pre-recorded interview snippet Alan Menken.

 

Music & More:

-Disney Song Along mode - "Sing-Along" with one letter changed.

 

-Music Video - all-new music video featuring Disney Channel star...TBA, I guess.

 

Deleted Scenes: (27:21)

-Alternate Opening - featuring an entirely new opening of the film and a different cast of characters. Since we don't know how long this runs, and there's an untitled Diamond Edition Disc 1 bonus feature, I'm assigning that runtime here. And if this alternate opening is indeed 18 minutes long, well...I'll be in BATB heaven. (18:07 scene, 0:34 intro)

--Introduction (0:34)

--Alternate Opening (18:07?)

 

-Belle in the Library - never-before-seen moment where Belle meets three new characters in the library. (8:40)

 

Disney FamilyPlay:

-Disney Quest: Enchanted Challenge - help Belle and the Beast fall in love in order to break the spell before the last petal falls.

 

-Bon Jour, Who Is This? A Disney TelePlay Game - Powered by BD-Live. Using your cell phone, guess the identity of the other players before they guess yours.

 

Disc Two: Beauty and the Beast - Special Features

 

Feature Film: (1:24:17 + 0:28 intro)

-Beauty and the Beast: Work in Progress - 1991 film, directed by Kirk Wise & Gary Trousdale. Only on the DVD version. With an intro by Don Hahn. (1:24:17 + 0:28 intro)

 

Beyond Beauty: (51:10 + interactive features)

-Beyond Beauty: The Untold Stories Behind Making Beauty And The Beast - new documentary. Interactive version a Blu-Ray exclusive. (51:10)

 

-Art Galleries - only available inside the "Beyond Beauty Experience".

 

Broadway Beginnings: (12:33)

-Broadway Beginnings - Up close and personal celebrity interviews with Nick Jonas, Donny Osmond, Toni Braxton, and others who have starred in the Broadway production. (12:33)

 

Composing a Classic: (19:26 + Song Demos?)

-Composing a Classic: A Musical Conversation With Alan Menken, Don Hahn, and Richard Kraft - does what it says on the tin? (19:26)

 

-Demo Recordings - likely in this section since it couldn't possibly be in the Classic DVD Features. (0:26 + 28:39?)

--Introduction (0:26)

 

Possible Song Demos to be included:

--"Belle" (4:52)

--"Belle (Reprise)" (1:01)

--"Gaston" (3:40)

--"Gaston (Reprise)" (2:28 )

--"Be Our Guest (Maurice Version)" (3:28 )

--"Human Again" (9:13)

--"Beauty and the Beast" - Work Tape & Demo (3:57)

 

Classic DVD Features: (1:12:31)

-Early Presentation Reel (2:45)

--Introduction by Don Hahn (0:35)

--Presentation Reel (2:10)

 

-Alternate Version: "Be Our Guest" (4:52)

--Introduction (1:10)

--"Be Our Guest" (3:42) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-Deleted Song: "Human Again" (8:17)

--Introduction by Don Hahn (0:43)

--Introduction by Alan Menken (0:39)

--"Human Again" (6:55)

 

-Animation Tests, Roughs, & Clean-Up (4:51)

--Introduction by Don Hahn (0:30)

--Animation Tests, Roughs, & Clean-Up (4:21) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-Pencil Version: "The Transformation" (5:22)

--Introduction (1:02)

--"The Transformation" (4:20) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-Camera Move Test (2:05)

--Introduction (0:38 )

--Camera Move Test (1:27) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-A Transformation: Glen Keane (3:14)

 

-Alternate Score: "Death of the Beast" (1:56)

--Introduction (0:22)

--"Death of the Beast" (1:34)

 

-Trailers and TV Spots (9:07)

--Introduction (0:32)

--Original Theatrical Trailer - 1991 (1:58 ) - not yet passed by BBFC

--Theatrical Reviews Trailer - 1991 (1:55)

--IMAX Trailer - 2002 (2:34) - not yet passed by BBFC

--TV Spot #1 (0:32) - not yet passed by BBFC

--TV Spot #2 (0:32) - not yet passed by BBFC

--TV Spot #3 (0:32) - not yet passed by BBFC

--TV Spot #4 (0:32) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-Music Video: "Beauty and the Beast" (4:25)

--Introduction (0:22)

--"Beauty and the Beast" - Celine Dion & Peabo Bryson (4:03) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-The Story Behind The Story - 2002 documentary. (25:37)

--Introduction: Celine Dion (1:37)

--Cinderella: Paige O'Hara (2:28 )

--The Lion King: James Earl Jones (3:26)

--Pocahontas: David Ogden Stiers (3:02)

--The Jungle Book: Robby Benson (2:43)

--Sleeping Beauty: Jodi Benson (2:31)

--Mulan: Ming-Na (2:42)

--The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Angela Lansbury (2:32)

--Conclusion: Celine Dion (2:18 )

 

-Chip's Musical Challenge: Set-Top Game - 2002 DVD game.

 

This is a must buy!

[I Love You]

Thank you Koolan, for the information.

[Bellamy]

I think this is the same as the last collector edition DVD?

-Music Video: "Beauty and the Beast" (4:25)

--Introduction (0:22)

--"Beauty and the Beast" - Celine Dion & Peabo Bryson (4:03)

[genbidi1]

OMG OMG OMG This movie was the reason I fell head over heels in love with celine when I was 7 years old HAVE, HAVE, HAVE, HAVE to get it and a blue ray player

 

November god thats a long wait

[Davey84]

you can preorder the Blu-Ray version now on hmv for 16 pounds!

 

it lists two:

 

http://hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProductDetail...&sku=845618

 

http://hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProductDetail...&sku=811533

 

 

I can't tell the difference though!

[Simon]

Thanks for the info!

 

B&TB Music Video in HD

[Davey84]

from céline's site

 

20 Years Of 'The Beauty And The Beast'

September 15 , 2010

 

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of one of its biggest classics, Disney is releasing a special edition of 'Beauty And The Beast' on October 5. This animated film has been very significant in Celine's career. She recorded the theme song 'Beauty And The Beast' in duet with Peabo Bryson, which can also be found on her self-titled album, Celine Dion. 'Beauty And The Beast - Diamond Edition' will feature many bonuses such as interviews and backstage footage. This film is also being rereleased in select American theatres on September 29 and October 2.

 

it's cool it'll be in cinema's again too! I hope it'll come here too, I'd love to see the movie on the big screen again! Though I doubt that will happen here

[J-Man]

That was one of the most beautiful movies I ever saw on the big screen. I agree, I wish they would re-release it to cinema worldwide.

 

When I was a kid (pre videotape, imagine that!) Disney would constantly re-release all their old movies to Cinema every three or so years, that was the only time you ever got to see them, as they were never shown on TV in those days either. Now they rarely ever do it. The feeling you get watching them at home is not the same as it was seeing Cinderella, Pinocchio, 101 Dalmations etc on the big screen.

[I Love You]

That was one of the most beautiful movies I ever saw on the big screen. I agree, I wish they would re-release it to cinema worldwide.

 

When I was a kid (pre videotape, imagine that!) Disney would constantly re-release all their old movies to Cinema every three or so years, that was the only time you ever got to see them, as they were never shown on TV in those days either. Now they rarely ever do it. The feeling you get watching them at home is not the same as it was seeing Cinderella, Pinocchio, 101 Dalmations etc on the big screen.

 

Its true, I remember seeing them in Theater there was something magical watching them on the big screen.

[Davey84]

yeah I remember seeing Cinderella instead of the Ninja Turtles when I was little...

 

I guess it's too expensive to show the movies on tv? though I have seen some on Belgian tv recently...

[loveyouceline]

I think that it would really be expensive.. It would be so pleased, it it will....

[Koolan]

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Beauty-and-t...st-Blu-ray/759/

http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/569/beauty...ebeast1992.html

 

 

Disney is giving out a $10 off coupon. Click here, enter the magic code: 786936171631 and sign up.

[RomualdlovesCeline]

Actually, now there's an offer for Canadians and Americans as well:

 

You can print a coupon without even signing for it:

 

Disney 10% off Bluray combo pack

 

At the bottom of the page the following is marked for Canadian citizens [Quebec included]

 

Residents of Quebec Only -- Click here for your coupon: Canadian English | Canadian French.

 

Résidants du Québec seulement -- Cliquez ici pour obtenir votre bon: Anglais canadien | Français canadien.

 

*Offer good in the U.S., its territories and Canada. Coupon expires 10/12/10. Coupon available through 10/11/10. Limit two printed coupons per computer. Void where prohibited. While supplies last. See coupon for complete details.

 

You have to download a program that will connect to your printer automatically and then you can print a coupon [just make sure your printer is ON]

Edited October 3, 2010 at 12:13 AM by RomualdlovesCeline

[the power of celine]

A supposed breakdown of the discs for Beauty and the Beast.

 

Beauty and the Beast: Diamond-Edition Blu-Ray and DVD

 

Disc One: Beauty and the Beast - Feature Film & Special Features

 

Feature Film:

-Beauty and the Beast - 1991 film, directed by Kirk Wise & Gary Trousdale. Presented in "Original Theatrical" and "Special Edition".

--Original Theatrical (1:24:17)

--Special Edition (1:31:06)

 

Backstage Disney:

--Storyboard Version - the theatrical version of the film with PIP option of the storyboards. I'm guessing that its inclusion here is why the "Work in Progress" version isn't included in the Blu-Ray set? (1:24:17, Blu-Ray Exclusive)

 

-Audio Commentary - since there's no mention of Cine-Explore, this likely is the same commentary from 2002, with Don Hahn, Kirk Wise, Gary Trousdale, and a brief pre-recorded interview snippet Alan Menken.

 

Music & More:

-Disney Song Along mode - "Sing-Along" with one letter changed.

 

-Music Video - all-new music video featuring Disney Channel star...TBA, I guess.

 

Deleted Scenes: (27:21)

-Alternate Opening - featuring an entirely new opening of the film and a different cast of characters. Since we don't know how long this runs, and there's an untitled Diamond Edition Disc 1 bonus feature, I'm assigning that runtime here. And if this alternate opening is indeed 18 minutes long, well...I'll be in BATB heaven. (18:07 scene, 0:34 intro)

--Introduction (0:34)

--Alternate Opening (18:07?)

 

-Belle in the Library - never-before-seen moment where Belle meets three new characters in the library. (8:40)

 

Disney FamilyPlay:

-Disney Quest: Enchanted Challenge - help Belle and the Beast fall in love in order to break the spell before the last petal falls.

 

-Bon Jour, Who Is This? A Disney TelePlay Game - Powered by BD-Live. Using your cell phone, guess the identity of the other players before they guess yours.

 

Disc Two: Beauty and the Beast - Special Features

 

Feature Film: (1:24:17 + 0:28 intro)

-Beauty and the Beast: Work in Progress - 1991 film, directed by Kirk Wise & Gary Trousdale. Only on the DVD version. With an intro by Don Hahn. (1:24:17 + 0:28 intro)

 

Beyond Beauty: (51:10 + interactive features)

-Beyond Beauty: The Untold Stories Behind Making Beauty And The Beast - new documentary. Interactive version a Blu-Ray exclusive. (51:10)

 

-Art Galleries - only available inside the "Beyond Beauty Experience".

 

Broadway Beginnings: (12:33)

-Broadway Beginnings - Up close and personal celebrity interviews with Nick Jonas, Donny Osmond, Toni Braxton, and others who have starred in the Broadway production. (12:33)

 

Composing a Classic: (19:26 + Song Demos?)

-Composing a Classic: A Musical Conversation With Alan Menken, Don Hahn, and Richard Kraft - does what it says on the tin? (19:26)

 

-Demo Recordings - likely in this section since it couldn't possibly be in the Classic DVD Features. (0:26 + 28:39?)

--Introduction (0:26)

 

Possible Song Demos to be included:

--"Belle" (4:52)

--"Belle (Reprise)" (1:01)

--"Gaston" (3:40)

--"Gaston (Reprise)" (2:28 )

--"Be Our Guest (Maurice Version)" (3:28 )

--"Human Again" (9:13)

--"Beauty and the Beast" - Work Tape & Demo (3:57)

 

Classic DVD Features: (1:12:31)

-Early Presentation Reel (2:45)

--Introduction by Don Hahn (0:35)

--Presentation Reel (2:10)

 

-Alternate Version: "Be Our Guest" (4:52)

--Introduction (1:10)

--"Be Our Guest" (3:42) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-Deleted Song: "Human Again" (8:17)

--Introduction by Don Hahn (0:43)

--Introduction by Alan Menken (0:39)

--"Human Again" (6:55)

 

-Animation Tests, Roughs, & Clean-Up (4:51)

--Introduction by Don Hahn (0:30)

--Animation Tests, Roughs, & Clean-Up (4:21) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-Pencil Version: "The Transformation" (5:22)

--Introduction (1:02)

--"The Transformation" (4:20) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-Camera Move Test (2:05)

--Introduction (0:38 )

--Camera Move Test (1:27) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-A Transformation: Glen Keane (3:14)

 

-Alternate Score: "Death of the Beast" (1:56)

--Introduction (0:22)

--"Death of the Beast" (1:34)

 

-Trailers and TV Spots (9:07)

--Introduction (0:32)

--Original Theatrical Trailer - 1991 (1:58 ) - not yet passed by BBFC

--Theatrical Reviews Trailer - 1991 (1:55)

--IMAX Trailer - 2002 (2:34) - not yet passed by BBFC

--TV Spot #1 (0:32) - not yet passed by BBFC

--TV Spot #2 (0:32) - not yet passed by BBFC

--TV Spot #3 (0:32) - not yet passed by BBFC

--TV Spot #4 (0:32) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-Music Video: "Beauty and the Beast" (4:25)

--Introduction (0:22)

--"Beauty and the Beast" - Celine Dion & Peabo Bryson (4:03) - not yet passed by BBFC

 

-The Story Behind The Story - 2002 documentary. (25:37)

--Introduction: Celine Dion (1:37)

--Cinderella: Paige O'Hara (2:28 )

--The Lion King: James Earl Jones (3:26)

--Pocahontas: David Ogden Stiers (3:02)

--The Jungle Book: Robby Benson (2:43)

--Sleeping Beauty: Jodi Benson (2:31)

--Mulan: Ming-Na (2:42)

--The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Angela Lansbury (2:32)

--Conclusion: Celine Dion (2:18 )

 

-Chip's Musical Challenge: Set-Top Game - 2002 DVD game.

 

This is a must buy!

 

 

 

 

 

[CSCfan]

Movie Review: Beauty and the Beast (Diamond Edition Blu-ray)

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by Dan Goldwasser

on October 12th, 2010

 

Walt Disney's Beauty and the Beast is easily one of the best animated features of the last few decades. Coming at a time when the hand-drawn animated feature was slowly making a comeback (with help from the previous Disney film, The Little Mermaid), Beauty and the Beast was an instant classic. With its solid storyline, top notch animation, excellent music and memorable characters, Disney's 30th full-length animated film was the first animated feature to be nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award - and justifiably so.

 

Loosely based on the classic fairy tale of the same name, Beauty and the Beast tells the story about the bookish Belle (Paige O'Hara), who is being wooed by the obnoxious swaggering local hunter Gaston (Richard White), but she wants something more in her life than the quiet humdrum life she lives in the village with her inventor father, Maurice (Rex Everhart). When he gets lost in the woods en route to show off his new invention at a fair, he stumbles across a castle, inhabited by the Beast (Robby Benson). The Beast is a bitter character, formerly a prince who was put under a curse due to his inability to show a little compassion to an old beggar woman (actually an enchantress) who needed shelter for the night. If he doesn't find true love before he turns 21, he will remain cursed forever. The Beast holds Maurice captive, and when Belle comes looking for her father, she is led to the castle where she offers to take her father's place.

 

The transformed servants in the castle, candlestick Lumière (Jerry Orbach), clock Cogsworth (David Ogden Stiers) and teapot Mrs. Potts (Angela Lansbury) all try to keep Belle happy, but when she accidentally angers the Beast, he scares her, and she tries to escape. Attacked by wolves, the Beast rescues Belle from danger, but is injured in the process. Belle helps the Beast heal, and gradually the two become friendly. Meanwhile, Maurice has tried to get Gaston and the villagers to mount a rescue attempt, but they don't believe his story about the Beast - so he goes off to try to rescue Belle himself. Will love bloom between Belle and the Beast before his 21st birthday?

 

The way that the film unfolds is classic, from the tension and mystery of the dark forest, to the blossoming romance between Belle and the Beast, to the adventure and excitement of Gaston and the mob's attack on the castle. Helping the story along are the original songs by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. The pair had a previous success with The Little Mermaid, and the songs they came up with for Beauty and the Beast help move the story forward through music, giving the audience a lot of information in a fun and entertaining way - resulting in a lot of story and character development happening within the 84-minute runtime.

 

Beauty and the Beast also marked a huge leap forward in animation technique, taking advantage of the digital ink-and-paint CAPS (Computer Animation Production System) process, resulting in the second 100% digital feature film produced (after The Rescuers Down Under). It also allowed the filmmakers to try out a fully computer-generated background for one particular sequence, the ballroom scene, now considered a classic moment in animation.

 

Beauty and the Beast went on to win numerous awards, including Golden Globes for Best Picture (Musical or Comedy), and Academy Awards for Best Song and Best Score. Re-released in 2002 as a "Special Edition", the film had a formerly deleted musical number ("Human Again") re-inserted into the film. Both the theatrical and "special edition" versions of the film - as well as the storyboard-based New York Film Festival "preview" version - are now available in a newly restored and remastered Blu-ray release.

 

The first disc of the three-disc set starts out with all the versions of the feature film. The Special Extended Edition (HD, 92-minutes), the Original Theatrical Release (HD, 84-minutes), and the Original Theatrical Release with Story Reel Picture-in-Picture (HD, 84-minutes). The video quality for all of these is spot-on. Colors are incredibly vibrant, and the remastered image - output directly from the CAPS system - is essentially perfect. Details are abundant, from the painted backgrounds to the cleaned up line art, every freeze-frame looks spectacular. For a hand-drawn animated film that is nearly 20 years old, this looks like it was made yesterday. (It's certainly on par with, if not a bit better than, last year's Blu-ray transfer for The Princess and the Frog!)

 

Audio is presented in only three flavors: an English 7.1 "Disney Enhanced High Definition Sound" version (i.e. DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1), as well as Dolby Digital 5.1 French and Spanish. The soundscape is immersive and full of details. The environmental sounds are completely lifelike and transport you to the forest locales. Dialogue moves all around you depending on the scene, feeling naturally placed. Most impressively, the clarity of Alan Menken's score (and songs) is amazing, and the orchestra washes over you as though they were right there with you in the room.

 

Extras on the Blu-ray release border on overwhelming. Let's start with the first disc, where there are the two versions of the film (along with the picture-in-picture storyboard version for the Theatrical release). Then, we have a feature-length commentary track on the Special Edition version featuring producer Don Hahn and co-directors Kirk Wise and Gary Trousdale discussing nearly every aspect of the film. It's a highly informative must-listen track. A "sing-along" subtitle track is also included, but just shows the subtitles during the songs.

 

Within the "Backstage Disney: Diamond Edition" section, on Disc 1, we have a new featurette, "Composing a Classic: A Musical Conversation with Alan Menken, Don Hahn & Richard Kraft" (HD, 20-minutes) features composer Menken, along with with producer Hahn, and Menken's film music agent (and self-avowed Disney fanatic) Richard Kraft. The trio talks about the importance of the music in the film, as well as the challenges that Menken and Ashman faced writing the songs and composing the score for the film. It's a great look at the music, supplemented with some rare behind-the-scenes photos and footage. "Deleted Scenes" (HD, 28-minutes) contains a rather different "Alternate Story Opening" (HD, 18.5 minutes), with an introduction by former Disney Studios chairman Peter Schneider, and "Belle in the Library" (HD, 8.5-minutes), with an intro by story supervisor Roger Allers.

 

In the "Family Play" section, we have another new featurette, "Broadway Beginnings" (HD, 13-minutes) which looks at the development of Beauty and the Beast on Broadway, as well as a few of the famous actors who partook in the production. Finally, a "Music Video" (HD, 3.5-minutes) contains the new Jordin Sparks rendition of the classic title song, "Beauty and the Beast".

 

Popping in the second disc, we get to the meat of the supplements. First up in the "Backstage Disney: Diamond Edition" (on Disc 2) is "Beyond Beauty" (HD, 157-minutes). This feature-length documentary covers nearly every aspect of the production, with all new interviews, archival footage, illustrations, ad much more. The documentary can be viewed in many different ways. Like the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time extra, as you watch the piece, you can interactively "dig deeper" when prompted, seamlessly branching to the extra. A handy index also keeps track of what you have and have not seen, letting you go back and watch bits you might have missed. It is truly a wealth of information. "Family Play" lets you play a trivia game ("Enchanted Musical Challenge") and "Bonjour - Who Is This?" is a "Disney TelePlay Game" - a secret identity BD-Live powered game that requires people to use their phones.

 

The "Classic DVD Bonus Features" contains all of the previously released extras. "The Story Behind the Story" (SD, 26-minutes) is a look at the source material that inspired seven different classic Disney films, hosted by Celine Dion. She also introduces the original Celine Dion / Peabo Bryson music video for "Beauty and the Beast" (SD, 4.5-minutes). The "Early Presentation Reel" (SD, 3-minutes), hosted by Don Hahn, is here, as well as an alternate version of "Be Our Guest" (SD, 5-minutes), an alternate score moment for "The Transformation" (SD, 2-minutes), "Human Again" (SD, 7-minutes) - at the time a deleted song only in storyboard form and demo vocals - gets two introductions, one by Hahn, and one by Menken. "Animation" contains animation tests and more, a "Camera Move Test" (SD, 2-minutes) showcases the CGI development of the ballroom set, and finally, two theatrical trailers and four television spots are included. Unfortunately, these are all in standard definition. Finally, the third disc contains the DVD version of the film, so you can still enjoy the movie at a friend's place even if they don't have a Blu-ray player.

 

Beauty and the Beast is a classic animated masterpiece. With a solid storyline, excellent characters, memorable songs, the film alone is worth having. Toss in the incredible presentation on Blu-ray, two versions of the film, and a rather overwhelming amount of extras - including all of the previous DVD extras - and you have a Blu-ray package that is absolutely a must-have.

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[kermitdafrog]

Best Disney movie ever!

[Julian]

Is there a chance to download it somewhere? I would love to have some other screencaps

[luisnicole]

For those who want to know here are the covers: Remember limited time. Perfect gift for xmas.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51yHi36jikL._SL500_AA300_.jpg

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51lx0h9yi7L._SL500_AA300_.jpg

[celinedream]

since the other topic was closed...

Hi, for those who don´t know in october came out the new edition of these amazing movie on Blu ray, and this 23 came out on DVD, I have the lucky to buy the dvd, since I never could have it when came out in 2002, and many of you know am a screenwriter and a movie lover so, this a special movie for me, one of the reasons, I fall in love with Celine.

So yesterday I watched and when you wanna see the video that Celine did, first appears Celine given an introduction, that she recorded in 2002, but the surprise was that in one of the documentaries she is the host " the story behind the story" she is so beautiful and like always speaking with her heart and given nice advices. So buy it if you don´t have it is for LIMITED TIME.

 

 

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[Alex_Incognito]

Awww! Sooo 2002 celine!

[chic28lady]

I already have the platinum edition. This new edition is hard to resist. I don't know if I'm going to buy it.

 

And you know what ? The Lion King is coming next fall, I can't wait !!!

 

[luciusbright]

Celine looks beautiful there,

miss 2002.