Product description VHS tape - Rated G .com Back in 1961, Walt Disney got a little hip with 101 Dalmatians, making use of that flat Saturday morning cartoon style that had become so popular. The result is a kitschy change in animation and story. Pongo and Perdita are two lonely dalmatians who meet cute in a London park and arrange for their pet humans to marry so they can live together and raise a family. They become proud parents of 15 pups, who are stolen by the dastardly Cruella De Vil, who wants to make a fur coat out of them. Cruella has become the most popular villain in all of Disney; she's flamboyantly nasty and lots of fun. But it's the dalmatians who shine in this endearing classic, particularly those precocious pups. Telling the story from the dogs' point of view is a clever conceit, a fundamental flaw of the live-action remake. --Bill Desowitz
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Set Contains: This video edition also contains a new 90-second cartoon starring Pluto, Street Cleaner. See more
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C**.
Dalmatian movie
My 2 year old granddaughters love this movie.
J**L
A delightful dog of a film
It's uneven, cheaply produced and its story is so basic as to be almost mechanical. There are long stretches with little humor or music. The hackneyed chase scene seems straight from a TV cartoon. And most of the puppies look exactly alike.So why five stars? Because, in this case, the good more than makes up for the mediocre.A large dose of Disney magic -- here, a combination of cute animals, touching sentiments, tremendous villain and many carefully crafted extra touches -- simply makes you forget the movie's weaknesses. To write this review I sat through this film dutifully noting all of its flaws, then immediately wanted to watch it again.In short, kids will love this DVD set, and you'll like watching it with them.I was viewing, of course, the 1999 release, and let me tell you if there's one Disney classic that could benefit from a digital restoration, this is it. The older DVD just doesn't capture the beauty of the film's pastel backgrounds, detailed interiors and storybook-style outdoor scenes. I haven't seen this new transfer yet, but Disney always does a good job with restoring these Platinum Editions, so I imagine it will look fantastic.Speaking of art, I should note that unlike earlier Disney films, "101 Dalmatians" is not completely hand-drawn. Much of the art was created through Xerography, a technique that, in essence, used a copy machine to reproduce the frame-by-frame line art. Surprisingly, though, it hardly matters. Sometimes the backgrounds are too flat or static, but the foreground figures are fully animated, and have the same fluid, three-dimensional movements Disney was already famous for.BONUS FEATURESThe set includes Disney's typical varied collection of bonus features, none of which are subtitled. Those for adults include:* An option to have trivia tidbits pop up on your screen as you watch the film.* A documentary focusing on the movie's innovative use of the Xerox animation process.* An interview with the late Disney animator Marc Davis regarding the character Cruella De Vil.* A featurette that recreates the correspondence sent between Walt Disney and Dodie Smith (author of the book "The Hundred and One Dalmatians") during the movie's production.* Deleted songsExtras geared to kids:* A Virtual Dalmatians game that lets you adopt, name, train and care for your own computer canine.* A Puppy Profiler quiz which reveals which dog you're most like.* A music video of Disney Channel star Selena Gomez performing "Cruella De Vil."TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS* Sound: Disney-enhanced Home Theater Mix, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound* Close captioning: English only* FastPlay enabledBy the way, Disney has just published a companion Little Golden Book, 101 Dalmatians.Like Disney classics about animals? Don't forget the essential The Lion King, moving Bambi and surprisingly good Lady and the Tramp. Topping them all however, at least in my opinion, is Dumbo.
B**F
Fabulous, Revolutionary, and Fun!
"101 Dalmatians" may be the most unfairly slighted of Walt Disney's 'classic' animated films, as this dog-napping adventure literally saved the studio, introduced the ultimate Disney villainess, Cruella De Vil, and ushered in a visually graphic 'style' that would set the industry standard for a decade. Oh, and it's great FUN, too!Based on Dodie Smith's 1956 novel (inspired by her own Dalmatian pets), Disney knew it would be a 'natural' for the screen, at a time when he desperately needed a blockbuster. Despite the huge success of "Cinderella", in 1950, the decade, with the studio's resources stretched between both live and animated features and shorts, television, and the opening of Disneyland, had been a costly one, and the skyrocketing cost of producing animation, after a string of less successful cartoons (culminating in the failure of "Sleeping Beauty"), threatened to curtail any future animated films. It was a desperate time (most of the major studios were shutting down their animation departments, and the 'limited animation' of Hanna-Barbera, which Disney detested, appeared to be the 'future' of cartoons), and he turned to production manager Ken Anderson to find a way to make the film cost-effective while maintaining the 'Disney' look.Anderson's solutions didn't please Walt, but would create a film revolutionary in style, and far less expensive to produce. Utilizing xerox technology to copy original artwork directly onto cels, he eliminated the huge staff of painters who had traditionally inked and colored each frame. The line work had a scratchier quality, which he complimented by more stylized, linear backgrounds, with splashes of color. As the story would be the first 'contemporary' Disney feature (with far less music, and a more dramatic plot), the new 'look' worked perfectly (especially in the brilliant conception of the scene-stealing De Vil, who quickly achieved 'legendary' status among Disney villains). The technique did have shortcomings (the climactic chase between De Vil's hot rod and a Dalmatian-filled moving van, as she plows into a snow bank, looks artificial, particularly as snow covers her car), but the film, as a whole, was an astonishing achievement.Despite Walt's misgivings, the film was exactly the blockbuster the studio needed, becoming the top-grossing film of 1961, and, for years, the highest grossing animated film of all time. Critically praised, it became such a fan favorite that it was re-released frequently, always successfully. Blessed with a rich, funny plot, unforgettable characters, and 101 of the cutest dogs you'll ever see, it certainly has earned a place beside "Snow White", Pinocchio", "Bambi", and "Cinderella".While I wish somebody had invited Rod Taylor (the voice of Pongo) to share his experiences of the production, I was blown away by the extraordinary quality of image and sound of this remastered edition, and enjoyed the second disc of special features (did you know TWO actresses voiced Perdita?)This Platinum Edition is an absolute ESSENTIAL for every Disney collection!
N**H
Lindo
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Os 101 dálmatas um filme lindo e divertido que não pode faltar na sua coleção de blue rays da disney . produto impecável e sem nenhum defeito. recomendo
R**Y
Pongo und Perdita...
Der weltweite Gesamteinspielbetrag des Disney Klassikers "One Hundred and one Dalmatians" aus dem Jahr 1963 beträgt 303 Millionen Dollar. Inflationsbereinigte und unter Einbeziehung der nachfolgenden Wiederaufführungen hat der Film ein Gesamtbrutto von 900 Millionen Dollar eingenommen. Beim Kinostart 1961 konnte er sich ebenfalls im Jahresranking einen guten Top10 Platz der erfolgreichsten Kinofilme sichern. Drei Regisseure (Wolfgang Reitherman, Hamilton Luske und Clyde Geronimi) waren mit der Inszenierung beauftragt.Die Geschichte erzählt von einem Wurf von 15 Dalamtinerweloen, die von der obsessiven Erbin Cruella de Vil entführt werden, die von ihrem Fell Mäntel machen will. Ihre Eltern Pongo und Perdita machen sich daran ihre Kids vor der bösen Frau zu retten. Dabei helfen sie nicht nur ihren eigenen Kindern, sondern auch einer weiteren Anzahl von Dalamtinern - 84 an der Zahl - wodurch sich die Gesamtzahl der Dalmatiner in diesem putzigen Disney Klassiker auf 101 Hunde erhöht.Abgesehen von den sehr hohen Einnahmen an den Kinokassen sorgte auch der Einsatz kostengünstiger Animationstechniken – etwa der Einsatz von Xerografie beim Einfärben und Bemalen traditioneller Animations-Cels – für niedrige Produktionskosten. Jahrzehnte Später war auch die Realverfilmung mit Glenn Close unter der Regie von Stephen Herek erfolgreich. Diese Neuverfilmung spielte 320 Millionen Dollar ein, bescherte der Hauptdarstellerin eine Golden Globe Nominierung und den 6. Rang in der Kinojahres-Hitliste.Der aufstrebende Songwriter Roger Radcliffe lebt mit seinem Dalmatiner Pongo in einer Junggesellenwohnung in London. Pongo ist ein kluger Hund, der beschließt, dass beide einen "Partner“ brauchen und beobachtet Frauen und ihre Hunde auf der Straße. Als er Anita und ihre dalmatinische Perdita bemerkt, schleppt er Roger in den Park, um ein Treffen zu vereinbaren. Roger und Anita verlieben sich und heiraten bald im Beisein von Pongo und Perdita. Das Paar stellt ein Kindermädchen ein und zieht in ein kleines Stadthaus in der Nähe des Regent's Park. Nachdem Perdita mit einem Wurf von 15 Welpen schwanger wird, kommt Anitas pelzbesessene ehemalige Schulkameradin Cruella de Vil und will wissen, wann die Welpen kommen. Roger antwortet, indem er ein jazziges Lied schreibt, in dem er sie verspottet. Als die Welpen geboren werden, kehrt Cruella zurück und verlangt, sie zu kaufen. Roger lehnt ihr Angebot entschieden ab; Cruella weigert sich, ein Nein als Antwort zu akzeptieren, schwört Rache und stürmt hinaus. Einige Wochen später heuert Cruella die Brüder Horace und Jasper Baddun, zwei Einbrecher, an, um die Welpen zu stehlen. Als Scotland Yard die Welpen nicht finden kann, nutzen Pongo und Perdita den Hundeklatsch, um die anderen Hunde in London um Hilfe zu bitten. Damit startet die Rettungsaktion...Einer der besten Disney Trickfilme, der sofort zum Klassiker avancierte und mit einem zeitlosen Charme die Herzen der Zuschauer erobert. Die Britische Filmakademie zeichnete den Film 1962 als besten Animationsfilm aus. Der Film basiert auf dem 1956 erschienenen Roman "huntertundein Dalamtiner" von Dodie Smith, in dem sie Erinnerungen an ihren verstorbenen Dalamtiner Pongo verarbeitete. In Deutschland ist der Film auch unter dem Titel "Pongo und Perdita" bekannt.
Le film qui a sauvé les studios Disney, rien que ça. Un petit peu d'histoire : après le demi-succès de la Belle au Bois Dormant et les pertes sèches enregistrées au box office, Walt Disney songe à fermer la division animation du studio mais Ub Iwerks, l'un des animateurs vedettes, aura une idée de génie : perfectionner la machine à xérographie utiliser pour le précédent film afin d'augmenter les cadences ainsi que le nombre de dessins nécessaires à animer une scène. De cette innovation va naître l'un des chefs d'oeuvre de Disney les plus connus et appréciés dans le monde. D'une certaine façon, les 101 dalmatiens a donné le La et la vraie patte de Disney, sans faire de jeux de mots. Alliant une intrigue simple à une animation fluide ainsi qu'un casting vocal fabuleux, le film est une vraie merveille d'humour. Tour à tour romantique, dramatique, cocasse et humoristique, rarement un film Disney n'aura été aussi majestueux : une pure merveille.Si vous voulez l'apprécié à sa juste valeur, cette édition collector sortie en 2008 est LA version qu'il vous faut. Les bonus nombreux et extrêmement informels sur la production disposés sur deux disques sont vraiment idéaux pour être incollable sur ce classique. De plus le transfert au ratio d'origine (1.33:1 4/3) conserve un piqué et des couleurs superbes. Visionné sur un lecteur blu-ray, on n'est vraiment pas loin de la haute définition.Présenté dans un fourreau cartonné aux couleurs métalliques, le double boitier amaray contient deux disques sérigraphiés. Le contenu technique est le suivant :DVD 1 : film en 1.33:1 4/3 en Français 5.1 et Français DTS ainsi qu'en Anglais 5.1 avec sous-titres Français et Anglais (Les voix françaises sont les originales, pas un redoublage). Les suppléments sont les suivants : Clip Vidéo de Selena Gomez ; jeu des 101 anecdotes pour la famille ; jeu des 101 anecdotes pour les fans.DVD 2 : 3 jeux virtuels ; Making of du film ; Documentaire sur Cruella D'Enfer ; Documentaire sur Walt Disney ; Bandes annonces, spots TV et radio ; Galerie d'images (recherches artistiques) ; 3 chansons supprimées ; Versions alternatives et démos des chansons du film.Note technique : 5/5Note artistique : 5/5
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There are long stretches with little humor or music. The hackneyed chase scene seems straight from a TV cartoon. And most of the puppies look exactly alike.So why five stars? Because, in this case, the good more than makes up for the mediocre.A large dose of Disney magic -- here, a combination of cute animals, touching sentiments, tremendous villain and many carefully crafted extra touches -- simply makes you forget the movie's weaknesses. To write this review I sat through this film dutifully noting all of its flaws, then immediately wanted to watch it again.In short, kids will love this DVD set, and you'll like watching it with them.I was viewing, of course, the 1999 release, and let me tell you if there's one Disney classic that could benefit from a digital restoration, this is it. The older DVD just doesn't capture the beauty of the film's pastel backgrounds, detailed interiors and storybook-style outdoor scenes. I haven't seen this new transfer yet, but Disney always does a good job with restoring these Platinum Editions, so I imagine it will look fantastic.Speaking of art, I should note that unlike earlier Disney films, \"101 Dalmatians\" is not completely hand-drawn. Much of the art was created through Xerography, a technique that, in essence, used a copy machine to reproduce the frame-by-frame line art. Surprisingly, though, it hardly matters. Sometimes the backgrounds are too flat or static, but the foreground figures are fully animated, and have the same fluid, three-dimensional movements Disney was already famous for.BONUS FEATURESThe set includes Disney's typical varied collection of bonus features, none of which are subtitled. Those for adults include:* An option to have trivia tidbits pop up on your screen as you watch the film.* A documentary focusing on the movie's innovative use of the Xerox animation process.* An interview with the late Disney animator Marc Davis regarding the character Cruella De Vil.* A featurette that recreates the correspondence sent between Walt Disney and Dodie Smith (author of the book \"The Hundred and One Dalmatians\") during the movie's production.* Deleted songsExtras geared to kids:* A Virtual Dalmatians game that lets you adopt, name, train and care for your own computer canine.* A Puppy Profiler quiz which reveals which dog you're most like.* A music video of Disney Channel star Selena Gomez performing \"Cruella De Vil.\"TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS* Sound: Disney-enhanced Home Theater Mix, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound* Close captioning: English only* FastPlay enabledBy the way, Disney has just published a companion Little Golden Book, 101 Dalmatians.Like Disney classics about animals? Don't forget the essential The Lion King, moving Bambi and surprisingly good Lady and the Tramp. Topping them all however, at least in my opinion, is Dumbo."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"B***F"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2008","name":"5.0 out of 5 stars\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n Fabulous, Revolutionary, and Fun!\n \n","reviewBody":"\"101 Dalmatians\" may be the most unfairly slighted of Walt Disney's 'classic' animated films, as this dog-napping adventure literally saved the studio, introduced the ultimate Disney villainess, Cruella De Vil, and ushered in a visually graphic 'style' that would set the industry standard for a decade. Oh, and it's great FUN, too!Based on Dodie Smith's 1956 novel (inspired by her own Dalmatian pets), Disney knew it would be a 'natural' for the screen, at a time when he desperately needed a blockbuster. Despite the huge success of \"Cinderella\", in 1950, the decade, with the studio's resources stretched between both live and animated features and shorts, television, and the opening of Disneyland, had been a costly one, and the skyrocketing cost of producing animation, after a string of less successful cartoons (culminating in the failure of \"Sleeping Beauty\"), threatened to curtail any future animated films. It was a desperate time (most of the major studios were shutting down their animation departments, and the 'limited animation' of Hanna-Barbera, which Disney detested, appeared to be the 'future' of cartoons), and he turned to production manager Ken Anderson to find a way to make the film cost-effective while maintaining the 'Disney' look.Anderson's solutions didn't please Walt, but would create a film revolutionary in style, and far less expensive to produce. Utilizing xerox technology to copy original artwork directly onto cels, he eliminated the huge staff of painters who had traditionally inked and colored each frame. The line work had a scratchier quality, which he complimented by more stylized, linear backgrounds, with splashes of color. As the story would be the first 'contemporary' Disney feature (with far less music, and a more dramatic plot), the new 'look' worked perfectly (especially in the brilliant conception of the scene-stealing De Vil, who quickly achieved 'legendary' status among Disney villains). The technique did have shortcomings (the climactic chase between De Vil's hot rod and a Dalmatian-filled moving van, as she plows into a snow bank, looks artificial, particularly as snow covers her car), but the film, as a whole, was an astonishing achievement.Despite Walt's misgivings, the film was exactly the blockbuster the studio needed, becoming the top-grossing film of 1961, and, for years, the highest grossing animated film of all time. Critically praised, it became such a fan favorite that it was re-released frequently, always successfully. Blessed with a rich, funny plot, unforgettable characters, and 101 of the cutest dogs you'll ever see, it certainly has earned a place beside \"Snow White\", Pinocchio\", \"Bambi\", and \"Cinderella\".While I wish somebody had invited Rod Taylor (the voice of Pongo) to share his experiences of the production, I was blown away by the extraordinary quality of image and sound of this remastered edition, and enjoyed the second disc of special features (did you know TWO actresses voiced Perdita?)This Platinum Edition is an absolute ESSENTIAL for every Disney collection!"},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"N***H"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in Brazil on September 21, 2021","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Lindo\n \n \n","reviewBody":"The media could not be loaded.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Os 101 dálmatas um filme lindo e divertido que não pode faltar na sua coleção de blue rays da disney . produto impecável e sem nenhum defeito. recomendo"},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"R***Y"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in Germany on December 22, 2023","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Pongo und Perdita...\n \n \n","reviewBody":"Der weltweite Gesamteinspielbetrag des Disney Klassikers \"One Hundred and one Dalmatians\" aus dem Jahr 1963 beträgt 303 Millionen Dollar. Inflationsbereinigte und unter Einbeziehung der nachfolgenden Wiederaufführungen hat der Film ein Gesamtbrutto von 900 Millionen Dollar eingenommen. Beim Kinostart 1961 konnte er sich ebenfalls im Jahresranking einen guten Top10 Platz der erfolgreichsten Kinofilme sichern. Drei Regisseure (Wolfgang Reitherman, Hamilton Luske und Clyde Geronimi) waren mit der Inszenierung beauftragt.Die Geschichte erzählt von einem Wurf von 15 Dalamtinerweloen, die von der obsessiven Erbin Cruella de Vil entführt werden, die von ihrem Fell Mäntel machen will. Ihre Eltern Pongo und Perdita machen sich daran ihre Kids vor der bösen Frau zu retten. Dabei helfen sie nicht nur ihren eigenen Kindern, sondern auch einer weiteren Anzahl von Dalamtinern - 84 an der Zahl - wodurch sich die Gesamtzahl der Dalmatiner in diesem putzigen Disney Klassiker auf 101 Hunde erhöht.Abgesehen von den sehr hohen Einnahmen an den Kinokassen sorgte auch der Einsatz kostengünstiger Animationstechniken – etwa der Einsatz von Xerografie beim Einfärben und Bemalen traditioneller Animations-Cels – für niedrige Produktionskosten. Jahrzehnte Später war auch die Realverfilmung mit Glenn Close unter der Regie von Stephen Herek erfolgreich. Diese Neuverfilmung spielte 320 Millionen Dollar ein, bescherte der Hauptdarstellerin eine Golden Globe Nominierung und den 6. Rang in der Kinojahres-Hitliste.Der aufstrebende Songwriter Roger Radcliffe lebt mit seinem Dalmatiner Pongo in einer Junggesellenwohnung in London. Pongo ist ein kluger Hund, der beschließt, dass beide einen \"Partner“ brauchen und beobachtet Frauen und ihre Hunde auf der Straße. Als er Anita und ihre dalmatinische Perdita bemerkt, schleppt er Roger in den Park, um ein Treffen zu vereinbaren. Roger und Anita verlieben sich und heiraten bald im Beisein von Pongo und Perdita. Das Paar stellt ein Kindermädchen ein und zieht in ein kleines Stadthaus in der Nähe des Regent's Park. Nachdem Perdita mit einem Wurf von 15 Welpen schwanger wird, kommt Anitas pelzbesessene ehemalige Schulkameradin Cruella de Vil und will wissen, wann die Welpen kommen. Roger antwortet, indem er ein jazziges Lied schreibt, in dem er sie verspottet. Als die Welpen geboren werden, kehrt Cruella zurück und verlangt, sie zu kaufen. Roger lehnt ihr Angebot entschieden ab; Cruella weigert sich, ein Nein als Antwort zu akzeptieren, schwört Rache und stürmt hinaus. Einige Wochen später heuert Cruella die Brüder Horace und Jasper Baddun, zwei Einbrecher, an, um die Welpen zu stehlen. Als Scotland Yard die Welpen nicht finden kann, nutzen Pongo und Perdita den Hundeklatsch, um die anderen Hunde in London um Hilfe zu bitten. Damit startet die Rettungsaktion...Einer der besten Disney Trickfilme, der sofort zum Klassiker avancierte und mit einem zeitlosen Charme die Herzen der Zuschauer erobert. Die Britische Filmakademie zeichnete den Film 1962 als besten Animationsfilm aus. Der Film basiert auf dem 1956 erschienenen Roman \"huntertundein Dalamtiner\" von Dodie Smith, in dem sie Erinnerungen an ihren verstorbenen Dalamtiner Pongo verarbeitete. In Deutschland ist der Film auch unter dem Titel \"Pongo und Perdita\" bekannt."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"P***B"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in Belgium on September 18, 2023","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Avis\n \n \n","reviewBody":"Rien à dire. Reçu rapidement et à très bon prix."},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"お***米"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in Japan on March 21, 2024","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n クラシックディズニー\n \n \n","reviewBody":"今のCGも嫌いじゃないですがクラシックディズニーの描き込み力やストーリー展開、曲が好きでそっちばかり買ってしまいます101匹ワンちゃんも子供の頃に大好きだった作品ビデオデッキを処分してしまったので、DVDで買い直しました"},{"@type":"Review","reviewRating":{"@type":"Rating","ratingValue":"5.0"},"author":{"@type":"Person","name":"K***N"},"datePublished":"Reviewed in France on December 17, 2016","name":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n Wouaf Wouaf !\n \n \n","reviewBody":"Le film qui a sauvé les studios Disney, rien que ça. Un petit peu d'histoire : après le demi-succès de la Belle au Bois Dormant et les pertes sèches enregistrées au box office, Walt Disney songe à fermer la division animation du studio mais Ub Iwerks, l'un des animateurs vedettes, aura une idée de génie : perfectionner la machine à xérographie utiliser pour le précédent film afin d'augmenter les cadences ainsi que le nombre de dessins nécessaires à animer une scène. De cette innovation va naître l'un des chefs d'oeuvre de Disney les plus connus et appréciés dans le monde. D'une certaine façon, les 101 dalmatiens a donné le La et la vraie patte de Disney, sans faire de jeux de mots. Alliant une intrigue simple à une animation fluide ainsi qu'un casting vocal fabuleux, le film est une vraie merveille d'humour. Tour à tour romantique, dramatique, cocasse et humoristique, rarement un film Disney n'aura été aussi majestueux : une pure merveille.Si vous voulez l'apprécié à sa juste valeur, cette édition collector sortie en 2008 est LA version qu'il vous faut. Les bonus nombreux et extrêmement informels sur la production disposés sur deux disques sont vraiment idéaux pour être incollable sur ce classique. De plus le transfert au ratio d'origine (1.33:1 4/3) conserve un piqué et des couleurs superbes. Visionné sur un lecteur blu-ray, on n'est vraiment pas loin de la haute définition.Présenté dans un fourreau cartonné aux couleurs métalliques, le double boitier amaray contient deux disques sérigraphiés. Le contenu technique est le suivant :DVD 1 : film en 1.33:1 4/3 en Français 5.1 et Français DTS ainsi qu'en Anglais 5.1 avec sous-titres Français et Anglais (Les voix françaises sont les originales, pas un redoublage). Les suppléments sont les suivants : Clip Vidéo de Selena Gomez ; jeu des 101 anecdotes pour la famille ; jeu des 101 anecdotes pour les fans.DVD 2 : 3 jeux virtuels ; Making of du film ; Documentaire sur Cruella D'Enfer ; Documentaire sur Walt Disney ; Bandes annonces, spots TV et radio ; Galerie d'images (recherches artistiques) ; 3 chansons supprimées ; Versions alternatives et démos des chansons du film.Note technique : 5/5Note artistique : 5/5"}],"aggregateRating":{"@type":"AggregateRating","ratingValue":5,"bestRating":5,"ratingCount":8}}
