It's Off To Work You Go With Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs: Diamond Edition
Returning to DVD for the umpteenth time this October is Disney’s first full-length animated classic, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. This time, however, it’s also hitting Blu-ray and kicking off a new line of product from the studio. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Diamond Edition escapes from the Disney vault on October 6th as a three-disc Blu-ray and DVD combo pack, featuring a restored picture, 7.1 hi-def surround sound, and a selection of special features that are nothing to sneeze at (even if you’re named Sneezy). For those of you without a Blu-ray player, you’ll have a bit more of a wait, because the two-disc DVD edition doesn’t arrive until November 24th. The Blu-ray will cost you $39.99; the DVD $29.99.
You can check out the full array of special features below, as well as the trailer for the new release and a clip from the film.
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS: DIAMOND EDITION TRAILER
DIAMOND DWARFS
Blu-ray Bonus Features
- Magic Mirror – Using the latest in Blu-ray technology, the iconic Magic Mirror guides the audience through the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Diamond Edition features with ease, serving as the host for an incredibly immersive experience. The Mirror will recognize viewing patterns, knows where the audience has left off, and will even suggest where to navigate next. This marks the first use of this technology in a Disney Blu-ray release and provides viewers with the control to personally create a customized Snow White experience.
- DisneyView – Disney’s pioneering animated feature is brought to the modern era of widescreen, high-definition viewing by allowing the user to expand their viewing experience beyond the original aspect ratio of the film. Utilizing Disney Blu-ray technology, acclaimed Disney artist Toby Bluth was able to draw beyond the borders of the classic full-frame cinema and fill the otherwise dark edges of the screen with beautiful custom imagery, giving audiences a new view of the animated classic favorite.
- About Toby Bluth – Disney artist Toby Bluth tells how the movie inspired him to create the superb DisneyView art.
- Audio Commentary with Walt Disney, hosted by John Canemaker
- “The Princess and the Frog” Sneak Peek
BACKSTAGE DISNEY: DIAMOND EDITION
- Snow White Returns – Newly discovered storyboards suggest a brand new Snow White featurette that never got made. For the first time, current Disney animators show how this short story would have played.
- Mirror, Mirror On The Wall – Through BD-Live, this Mirror can find the secret princess inside each viewer, then create for them a personal message from their favorite princess, who will call them on the telephone.
- Hyperion Studios – Audiences are digitally transported to 1937 to discover first-hand Hyperion Studios, the original studio Walt Disney himself built, where Snow White was conceived and developed. Viewers will virtually walk the halls of this historic landmark, experiencing life at Hyperion Studios in the 1930s. This amazing “Backstage Disney” feature contains newly dimensionalized archival photos, never-before-heard animator recordings, archival transcripts, and rare footage of Walt himself revealing how Disney’s gifted filmmakers crafted the very first animated feature.
- The One That Started It All - This featurette reveals how Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs forever changed the world of movies and the world at large.
MUSIC & MORE
CINEMABLEND NEWSLETTER
Your Daily Blend of Entertainment News
- “Someday My Prince Will Come” – Music video by Tiffany Thornton
FAMILY PLAY (GAMES & ACTIVITIES)
- What Do You See? – To win this exciting interactive game, players must untangle scrambled images.
- Jewel Jumble – Players put jewels from the Dwarfs’ mine in the proper order to win this game.
DVD Bonus Features
- Audio Commentary with Walt Disney, hosted by John Canemaker
- “The Princess and the Frog” Sneak Peek
- Snow White Returns – Newly discovered storyboards suggest a brand new Snow White featurette that never got made. For the first time, current Disney animators show how this short story would have played.
- The One That Started It All – This featurette reveals how Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs forever changed the world of movies and the world at large.
- “Someday My Prince Will Come” – Music video by Tiffany Thornton
- Dopey’s Wild Mine Ride – An interactive set-top game for the whole family.
- Animation Voice Talent
- Disney Through The Decades – A series of video segments with celebrity hosts.
- “Heigh-Ho” Karaoke Sing-Along
- Dylan & Cole Sprouse: Blu-ray™ Is Suite!
- Learn How To Take Your Favorite Movies On The Go
Babygirl's Director Explains Why Working With Intimacy Coordinators Is Like Working With Stuntmen
Harrison Ford Revealed The Project He's Felt The Most 'Comfortable' And 'Confident' Working On, And It Makes So Much Sense
The Story Behind Joe Pesci Accidentally Biting Macaulay Culkin While Filming Home Alone And Scaring Him