Platinum  Collection  titles include 'Snow  White,'  'Pinocchio'
The  Blu-ray  Disc  juggernaut continues as Disney  aforementioned Thursday  that it will release five more Platinum  Collection  animated classics on Blu-ray.
The  quintet includes "Snow  White  and the Seven  Dwarfs"  (1937), the starting time of Disney's  acclaimed hand-drawn animated features. Also  in the line are "Pinocchio"  (1940), "Fantasia"  (1940), "Beauty  and the Beast"  (1991) and "Fantasia  2000" (1999).
Each  will be available for a limited time in new multidisc sets featuring hours of bonus materials and rare behind-the-scenes footage.
Disney  is launching its Platinum  Collection  line on Blu-ray  with "Sleeping  Beauty,"  which will be released Oct.  7.
Disney  is launching its next-generation BD-Live  network, which offers such Web-enabled  features as new World chat rooms and video electronic messaging, in the U.S.  only with "Sleeping  Beauty."  The  network volition go live worldwide in fall 2009 with "Snow  White."
Of  the five new Blu-ray  releases, "Pinocchio"  will be showtime out of the gate, coming in the give. "Snow  White"  is next, followed in 2010 by "Fantasia"  and "Fantasia  2000." In  conjunction with these releases, Disney  will military issue "Destino,"  an unfinished animated feature film created by Walt  Disney  and celebrated surrealist painter Salvador  Dali.  Begun  in 1946, the rare film was rediscovered in 2003 and completed by Walt  Disney's  nephew, Roy  E.  Disney.
Bringing  up the back is "Beauty  and the Beast,"  the only alive film ever nominated for a best picture Oscar.  The  cinema will be available as a Blu-ray  Disc  Platinum  Collection  spillage in fall 2010.
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