[netenyahoo]

I hope this doesn't apply to the Platinum Editions - they need to be 2 discs. Maybe L&S will be a Platinum in 10 years or so and there'll be a lot of extras then. I don't think they should completely stop production of Special Editions because there is a demand out there for them, but they should only make them for their big hits and don't make a one disc version and a 2 disc version - just have the 2 disc version as people will buy it and it'll save money. Ice Age is only available as a 2 disc DVD and it sells well and is the same price as any one disc DVD.

[Eddie Rabbit]

Anyway, I think it's a very radical decision by the company to state that there will NEVER be more 2-disc special editions in the future! I mean, who knows what will happen in the future that will change their minds.

[AndrewA]

OK. Just found this atJim Hill's Media Page...

http://www.jimhillmedia.com/nav4/ind...m~contentFrame

People on-line are crediting him for the original article about Eisner's edict of no more 2 disk SE's...he's got an addendum to the original claim that there won't be a 2 disk L&S, now he says there will be one, but no one knows when...If you ask me, another sign that the House of Mouse needs some reorganizing...

[CA Screamin Guy]

As with construction in the parks, it is better to wait for a good thing, than to get it right away, but have it be still with many flaws.

[netenyahoo]

I read that new article too. I don't understand why they just don't make a 2 disc version of the films like most other companies do. If parents don't like them because their kids scratch/break the discs when trying to change the discs out then supervise the kids and change the discs for them. I think a 2 disc version on the popular hit movies would make sense and would be cheaper then making a one disc version and also a 2 disc version.

[CA Screamin Guy]

yes, it seems more economical, but the option of choosing between a one-disc version and a 2-disc version has its own rewards as well.

[Eddie Rabbit]

True CA SG! Although IMO a 2-disc version isn't that more expensive than a single disc, so it could easily be all 2-discs and no single discs.

[AndrewA]

I can see points for both sides (single disk sets vs. double disks), but the thing is, Disney already spent the money on produsing extras that would go on a double disk set...It's not like the extras that they would put onto it is additional money, it's built in to the whole preproduction budget. So not doing a Lilo and Stitch Double would be wasting money. I know that pressing and preping and marketing and all would be more expense, but you think that sales would balance that out.

OK, so DVD's have gone mainstream, Eisner's belief that most people only care about the movie and not the special features has merit, I mean just look at the whole "Pan and Scan" vs. Original Aspect Ratios for movies...Next thing we'll know Disney will put out only mutilated forms of our favorite movies...sigh

Anyway, don't they realize that there's so many disney fanatics out there that it doesn't matter the cost, if they provide CONTENT, we would all gladly pay extra for something like this?

Hi Friends!

This is D_Pan from Spain, I usually posts my opinions on a Disney forum on my country and today, searching something about the collector's edition of Lilo and Stitch I've discovered you and it seems very amazing forum! I'm registrated today and I promise to tell you all the important things that appears on my forum.

What do you know about this colletor edition? Jim Hall, as well as been said, have the same number of mistaikes that the rights so, I'm supose too that it will be wrong, alo I've discovered a lot o pages that confirm that the edition is ending to put on sale but no one says the date, when you know something could you tell me?

Thanx a lot, and sory for my english!!

Saludos Amigos!