Unboxing a Disney Movie Club Blu-ray of “Cars” from Disney Movie Insiders
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Oh boy, an unboxing video! Who has ever thought of such an original idea like that before?!!?
Don’t worry, this is only something extra that I wanted to do in the meantime while the actual DVD video that I’m working on (covering a late-90’s release of “The Mask”) is being worked on and developed. In the meantime though, here’s my video covering a Disney Movie Club exclusive release of “Cars” that was delivered to me, courtesy of Disney Movie INSIDERS out of all things!
I have the DVD of Cars that's a childhood copy and it's in a custom cover that I made. And I also have the Blu-ray of it which comes in a Disney 100 slipcover and it was a Walmart exclusive which has the collective pin. I have another Blu-ray that's also in a Disney 100 slipcover and is a Walmart exclusive which that is Zootopia.
i already have the 2017 DMC Blu-ray of Cars off of amazon.
You know, i actually own that variant of the Cars blu ray with the black background.
Why will there never be a new version of a cars DVD?
Finding Nemo and other Pixar movies got new versions of DVDs while cars did not
I’m personally unsure why there hasn’t been a new version of the Cars DVD. It’s quite an interesting case, considering that films such as _Toy Story,_ _Finding Nemo,_ and _Monsters, Inc._ got updated DVDs with the post-3D masters on them… but yet Cars had one too and the DVD remains to be the same excluding previews. I’m guessing the only reason why they haven’t updated the DVD was because they really didn’t want to. They were basically lazy here with reusing the original Cars DVD that was reused several times by now. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a very good DVD on its own, very nostalgic for me, and it’s definitely best that they didn’t replace it… but again, it’s such an odd case.
@@DozerDavisProductions honestly, in my opinion, new versions or DVDs are crap because I just prefer the old version so good thing that Disney is keeping the OG DVD for cars
May ask, why is it good that it still has the Movie Club sticker? Personally I like seeing the entire artwork and the promtional stickers is pretty distracting.
The older Disney Movie Club sticker is a rare thing to come across apparently. As I’ve heard from one person who owned this same release, allegedly the sticker itself is “not easy to find” or something like that, hence why I kept it on the package. And to be fair, I like seeing the artwork without any stickers in its way as well, but in my opinion I don’t really mind it too much when it’s a promotional sticker that originally came with the release itself. But pricing stickers on the other hand… now that’s annoying to me.
@@DozerDavisProductions Huh interesting.
Awesome Unboxing Dude!
You're Big Fan Of Cars Franchise!
And Yes Cars Is My Favorite Pixar Movie Next To Monsters, Inc. Finding Nemo Up Inside Out Soul & Lightyear So Yeah!
Maybe someday you can get the extremely rare *_V H S ._*
I sure hope I get that release one day, it’s been a goal of mine that I had for years.
For a Blu-ray release, that seems pretty rare.
It actually is quite rare, as DMC exclusives aren’t too common to find on the secondary market. I bet after DMC officially shuts down, it’ll get even more uncommon somehow, but who knows.
@@DozerDavisProductions I think it’s just as rare as the VHS release of the film.
It probably is, but the Blu-ray was more mass-produced than the VHS, so from what it’s worth, it’s definitely much more easier to get your hands on the DMC Blu-ray release as opposed to the DMC VHS release. Speaking of, I hope to get the VHS one day, but with how expensive that thing is, I’ll never know if I’ll get it or not.
It is kind of funny that this film even got a home video release in 2006 since it’s the same year when Blu-ray was launched. It’s just a shame at it decided to go on that format *literally* a year later.
Even more ironic because the VHS came out the year AFTER VHS was officially considered as a “dead format” in the home video marketplace, in which it happened the same year that Blu-ray started to roll out store shelves. It’s very odd when you think about it.