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Disney / Buena Vista - Rated G

  Threatical Release Date December 21st, 1937 / Blu Ray Release Date October 06th, 2009

A classic masterpiece comes to Blu Ray. And what a fine job Disney has done. Snow White has never looked or sounded better. This blu ray comes in a 3 disc set. Disc one is the blu ray editoin. Disc Two is loaded with extra features. Disc Three is DVD Edition  This is a must to check out. And to own.

Starring In (Voices of)

Roy Atwell ,  Stuart Buchanan ,  Adriana Caselotti and  Eddie Collins
Fullcast and Credits for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (IMDB) (1937)

This Film Is Rated  

Running Time

1 Hour / 23 Minutes

How Does It Look And Sound?

The Video: This disc is presented in Video codec: MPEG-4 AVC
Video resolution: 1080p. This disc has excellent color and detail. A great way to show off your HDTV.

The Audio: This disc is recorded 7.1 DTS HD Master Audio. It's got good clear vocals. Excellent use of front and rear speakers. Excellent us of the sub woofer.

Special Features

The movie is presented it it's original 1.37:1 aspect ratio. 

7.1 DTS HD Master Audio

English: Dolby Digital Mono (Original)
French: Dolby Digital 5.1
Spanish: Dolby Digital 5.1 

Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish 

Discs

50GB Blu-ray Disc (+DVD)
Three-disc set
BD-Live

• Audio Commentary (Disc 1): Film historian John Canemaker helms a fascinating commentary culled from interviews with Walt Disney himself. While Disney's reflections run the technical gamut -- detailing the hows and whys of the production and the hard work that went into every frame of the film -- it's Canemaker who glues it all together with insightful observations and engrossing dissections of Snow White's influence on animation, its impact on cinema, and its enduring legacy. He makes a compelling case that the film, even removed from its age and historical significance, is a treasure in its own right; a masterclass in animation and filmmaking that will continue to teach any willing student who approaches.
• DisneyView (Disc 1): Don't like the black bars on either side of your screen? Engage this option to fill the black spaces with alternating paintings from artist Toby Bluth.
• Hyperion Studios (HD, Disc 2): Disney calls forth the might of Blu-ray's supplemental power with "Hyperion Studios," an interactive... erm... production overview? Studio tour? Extensive glimpse into the craftsmanship and effort that went into the film? "Hyperion Studios" is all of these things, offering animation fans a buffet of art and photo galleries, archive interviews, featurettes, classic cartoons (instrumental to the development of Snow White), and other rare bonus materials. Granted, shuffling around the studio's thirteen rooms and departments (meticulously reconstructed using black and white photographs) is a bit daunting at first, but a handy index (which conveniently adds a check mark next to any feature that's already been viewed) and an easily accessible on-screen menu make it quite easy to get around. At least once you get your bearings. Moreover, additional audio interviews play as the "camera" moves from one department to the next, transforming what could have been simple transitions into an engaging part of the experience. So what wonders await those who venture inside?
  
  
  Hyperion Exterior: "Where it All Began" (HD, 12 minutes) offers an introduction to the studio, its history, the atmosphere surrounding Snow White's production, and the chemistry between Walt and his staff. "The One that Started It All" (HD, 17 minutes) focuses specifically on Snow White, explaining its significance in cinematic history, its influence, and its impact on the Disney empire and moviegoers at large. "Family Business" (HD, 2 minutes) briefly covers Walt's filmmaking philosophy and the laid-back nature of the studio.
  
  Story Room: "Stories from the Story Room" (HD, 1 minute) includes interviews with the story writers. "Five Bucks a Gag" (HD, 2 minutes) looks at Walt's early attempts to infuse the film with humor by paying writers, you guessed it, five bucks a gag. "In Walt's Words: The Huntsman" (HD, 3 minutes) is another pre-production featurette; one in which voice actors, reading from transcripts, reenact a discussion between Walt and his writers. "Walt's Night Prowls" (HD, 1 minute) touches on the fact that Walt would dig through his animators trashcans at night, scouring for abandoned ideas that he felt were worth saving. "Gabby, Blabby, and Flabby" (HD, 1 minute) looks at the team's struggles to name the Dwarfs. "Babes in the Woods" (HD, 8 minutes) is an early Disney cartoon, presented in its entirety, based on the story of Hansel and Gretel. A massive "Storyboard Art Gallery" (135 images) and an "Abandoned Concepts Gallery" (63 images) round out the room.
  
  Music Room: "Music Room Host" (HD, 1 minute) is an introduction to the Music Room and its workers' responsibilities. "David Hand's Dirty Trick" (HD, 1 minute) includes an archive interview with Hand about a trick he played in the midst of a deadline. "The Music of Snow White" (HD, 6 minutes) is a self-explanatory look at the film's songs and score. "The Skeleton Dance" HD, 6 minutes) is another early Disney cartoon, the first, now-classic Silly Symphony Walt produced.
  
  Art Department: "Creating the World of Snow White" (HD, 7 minutes) covers the visual style, European design roots, and storybook nature of the film's forests and castles. "The Idea Man" (HD, 2 minutes) includes interview outtakes about artist Albert Hurter and his endearing designs. "Music Land" (HD, 10 minutes) is a Hurter-infused Silly Symphony about a forbidden love that develops between two instruments, one from the Land of Symphony and one from the Isle of Jazz. "In Walt's Words: Cleaning the Cottage" (HD, 7 minutes) is another audio reenactment of a discussion between Walt and his team; this one about the cottage cleaning scene with Snow White and her woodland friends. A "Visual Development Gallery" 146 images) and a "Gustav Tenggren Art Gallery" (16 images) are available as well.
  
  Character Design: "In Walt's Words: The Dwarfs" (HD, 6 minutes) is a reenactment of several story meeting transcripts, specifically those concerning the dwarfs. A "Character Design Gallery" (5 images) and a "Color Tests Gallery" (12 images) provide the only other content in this all-too-short section.
  
  Background and Layout: "Setting the Stage" (HD, 4 minutes) touches upon layouts, animation fields, staging, overlays and underlays, pans and, ultimately, the completion of a shot. A "Backgrounds Gallery" (25 images) and a "Layout Gallery" (115 images) close out this portion of the feature.
  
  Animation Department: "Bringing Snow White to Life" (HD, 12 minutes) recalls key animators' influences and inspirations, as well as their individual contributions to the film. "The Animators' Favorite Animators" (HD, 2 minutes) reveals several Snow White animators' favorite cohorts and colleagues. "Blowing Off Steam" (2 minutes) looks at the animators' quaint inner-office pranks and downtime shenanigans. "Goddess of Spring" (HD, 10 minutes) is another Silly Symphony that showcases Disney's efforts to animate believable human characters. "Playful Pluto" (HD, 8 minutes) is an animated short that displays early strides in imbuing characters with personalities. An "Animation Art Gallery" (39 images) wraps up the Animation Department.
  
  Live Action Reference: "Live Action Host" (HD, 1 minute) is an introduction to live action reference with John Huster. "Drawing on Real Life" (2 minutes) explains how Walt came to use actors as a basis for Snow White's animated performances. "Giving Voice to Snow White" (HD, 3 minutes) explores the process behind creating a voice for an animated character, as well as the casting of voice actress Andriana Caselotti. A "Live Action Reference Gallery" (26 images) tops off the department.
  
  Sweatbox: "Sweatbox Host" (HD, 1 minute) gives Eric Goldberg the opportunity to discuss Disney's screening of each stage of animation, as well as the room in which he watched each scene, the Sweatbox. "Sweating it Out" (HD, 1 minute) features archive interviews about Walt's perfectionism. "Deleted Bedroom Fight Scene" (HD, 2 minutes) presents a sequence that was cut from the film.
  
  Ink and Paint: "The Challenges of Ink and Paint" (HD, 2 minutes) introduces the women who put the finishing touches on the film's animation cells. "Life in the Nunnery" (HD, 2 minutes) explores the separation between the animators and the painters and inkers. "Flowers and Trees" (HD, 9 minutes), another Silly Symphony short, was the first Technicolor cartoon and the first animated film to receive an Academy Award. A "Painted Cells Gallery" (14 images) is also included.
  
  Camera Department: "Decoding the Exposure Sheet" (HD, 7 minutes) digs into the balance between Disney's technological innovations and his animation, specifically the use of exposure sheets to organize animated shots. "Stories from the Camera Department" (HD, 2 minutes) serves up more archive interview outtakes about the camerawork and technologies utilized in the film. "The Old Mill" (HD, 9 minutes) is a Silly Symphony Disney used to field-test the multiplane camera.
  
  Sound Stage: "Walt's Early Masters of Sound" (HD, 2 minutes) covers the creation and implementation of the film's sound effects. "Steamboat Willie" (HD, 8 minutes) is the first Disney cartoon that featured synchronized sound, a key element used in the production of Snow White.
  
  Walt's Office: "Working with Walt" (HD, 2 minutes) features comments from Disney's Snow White team members about the man himself. A "Publicity Gallery" (34 images) and a "Production Photos Gallery" (21 images) draws the "Hyperion Studios" tour to a close.
  
  
• The One that Started It All (HD, Disc 2, 17 minutes): This newly produced retrospective focuses on Snow White's significance in cinematic history, its influence on feature-length animation, and its impact on the Disney empire and moviegoers at large, as well as the various challenges and heated criticism Walt Disney faced during its production.
• Classic DVD Bonus Content (Disc 2): "Disney Through the Decades" (SD, 36 minutes) is a rather promotional documentary about the studio's rise over the decades, "Animation Voice Talent" (SD, 6 minutes) focuses on Snow White voice actress Adriana Caselotti, "Dopey's Wild Mine Ride" is an interactive game, and "Heigh Ho" is a karaoke feature.
• Snow White Returns (HD, Disc 1, 9 minutes): Ever wonder why Disney didn't make a sequel to Snow White? Find out why.
• Deleted Scenes (HD, Disc 1, 11 minutes): Two sequences that were cut from the film, one involving soup and the other involving the construction of a bed.
• Family Play (HD, Disc 1): A collection of interactive games and activities that includes a personality quiz called "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall," a kid-friendly guessing game called "What Do You See," a "Bejeweled" knock-off called "Jewel Jumble," and a BD-Live activity called "Scene Stealer."
• Music Video (HD, Disc 1, 4 minutes): A music video for Tiffany Thorton's rendition of "Some Day My Prince Will Come."
• The Princess and the Frog Sneak Peek (HD, Disc 1, 8 minutes): An extended preview of Disney's upcoming animated feature, The Princess and the Frog.
• Standard DVD Copy of the Film (SD, Disc 3)
• BD-Live Functionality

Special Features taken from the following web site (http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Snow-White-and-the-Seven-Dwarfs-Blu-ray-Review/5220/)

The Story Of Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs 

No film in history has captured the world's imagination like Walt Disney's first full-length animated masterpiece. Through astonishing Blu-ray high definition technology, experience this timeless classic in its most spectacular presentation ever! With an all-new, state-of-the-art digital restoration and Disney Enhanced High Definition sound, the breathtaking animation and unforgettable music of the most revered Disney film of all time will enthrall you like never before!

Join the beautiful princess Snow White as she escapes her jealous stepmother, the queen, and befriends a lovable group of dwarfs. But when she falls under the queen's wicked spell, only true love's kiss can save her.  (Story Information taken from back cover sleeve)

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Movie Quotes Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs

Grumpy: Angel, ha! She's a female! And all females is poison! They're full of wicked wiles!
Bashful: What are wicked wiles?
Grumpy: I don't know, but I'm agin' 'em. 

[first lines]
Queen: Slave in the magic mirror, come from the farthest space, through wind and darkness I summon thee. Speak! Let me see thy face.
Magic Mirror: What wouldst thou know, my Queen?
Queen: Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?
Magic Mirror: Famed is thy beauty, Majesty. But hold, a lovely maid I see. Rags cannot hide her gentle grace. Alas, she is more fair than thee.
Queen: Alas for her! Reveal her name.
Magic Mirror: Lips red as the rose. Hair black as ebony. Skin white as snow.
Queen: Snow White! 

Doc: Step up to the tub, 'tain't no disgrace / Just pull up your sleeves and get 'em in place / Then scoop up the water and rub it on your face / And go "Bl-bl-bl, bl-bl-bl, bl-bl-bl!" 

Queen: Now, a formula to transform my beauty into ugliness. Change my queenly rainment to a peddler's cloak. Mummy dust, to make me old. To shroud my clothes, the black of night. To age my voice, and old hag's cackle. To whiten my hair, a scream of fright. A blast of wind to fan my hate. A thunderbolt to mix it well. Now, begin thy magic spell.

Queen: But wait! There may be an antidote. Nothing must be overlooked.
[Reads]
Queen: Ah, here it is! "The Victim of the Sleeping Death can be revived only by Love's First Kiss." "Love's First Kiss." Bah! No fear of that. The dwarves will think she's dead. She'll be buried alive!
[Cackles]
Queen: Buried alive!

Grumpy: Now, I'm warnin' ya. Don't let nobody or nothin' in the house.
Snow White: Why, Grumpy, you do care.
[Kisses the reluctant Grumpy in the head]

Doc: The, uh, Princess will sleep in our beds upstairs.
Snow White: But, where will you sleep?
Doc: Oh, we'll be quite comfortable down here, in, uh, in, uh...
Grumpy: In a pig's eye!
Doc: ...in a pig's eye - sty - No! No! I mean... We'll be comfortable, won't we, men?  

Sneezy: Hey, someone stole our dishes!
Happy: They ain't stole. They're hid in the cupboard.
Bashful: My cup's been washed. Sugar's gone.
Happy: Something's cooking. Smells good.
Grumpy: Don't touch it, you fools! Might be poison. See? It's witch's brew. 

Grumpy: [watching the Dwarfs washing themselves] Next thing you know, she'll be tyin' your beards up in pink ribbons and smellin' ya up with that stuff called, uh... ”perfoom". 

To Learn More About  Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs 

 Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs - 1937 - IMDB

 Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs : Official Web Site

Where To Buy The Blu Ray

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Where To Buy The Soundtrack on CD

From Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/White-Seven-Dwarfs-Original-Soundtrack/dp/B000E0VKZA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1257404646&sr=1-1

Final Thoughts

This is the one that started it all. Disney has done a excellent job restoring Snow White. The video is excellent and got a super surround sound track. Loaded with all kinds of extra features. I strongly suggest that you buy this and add it to your Blu Ray collection. Below is how I rate this movie. One star being the lowest. Five stars being the highest.

Movie ***** Stars 

Video ***** Stars 

Audio ***** Stars 

Features ***** Stars

Updated On Thursday November 05th, 2009 at 2:33 a.m.