I wish we could get this in Australia! People should complain to Disney in Australia about them not issuing DVDs in that country. It's unfair as people can't afford Disney Plus.
@@benmalsky9834I'm hoping for a 4K of "The Rescuers" While the Blu-ray fixes the color issue with the original DVD release it sadly doesn't represent the movie's original pallette.
So if they’re going to do some new restorations of some of the early projects of Disney. then can they please fix those screwed up title, recreations for some of the cartoons, like the simple things and the little whirlwind.
It's especially strange that the Walt Disney Treasures DVDs use theatrical title cards for the shorts (either for original release or re-releases), yet on Blu-ray Disney went through the trouble of creating new title cards which BTW originated on the prints used on Disney Channel's "Have a Laugh".
I have this release in fact I watched this on Disney 100 day on Monday as it’s far and away one of the most important milestones in Disney history. Perhaps only behind Mickey Mouse and maybe Disneyland and I really couldn’t agree with you more on how beautiful this restoration really is! The wonderful 4K restoration somehow made me wish even more that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was one of the films selected to be in theaters for the Disney 100 celebration. I appreciate all the comparisons to the 2009 transfer you made in this video. It made me love this new restoration even more!
The logo on the 2023 packaging of Snow White is an absolute beauty. It captures a sort of historical feel to it, so to speak. As for the film itself, the image quality is... 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Don’t forget that the original Diamond Edition actually came with nearly a dozen Silly Symphony shorts hidden throughout the disc, remastered in 1080p. Disney was unusually generous with their early Blu-rays. This looks rad but I’ll definitely keep hold of the original release as well.
I just ordered this release yesterday. However, it also comes with a DVD as I ordered my copy from Disney Movie Club. The artwork, slipcover, and packaging are identical, except it also comes with a DVD copy of the classic. Can't wait to view this classic in a whole new way 😁
I didn’t realize the Disney movie club version came with a DVD. I really appreciated that with Cinderella so I will probably be picking it up from there. Thank you for the heads up
@@MediaLover2023 I was able to pass on the featured title this month since I already own it on 4K (Loki season one) so I should be able to get snow white pretty soon
@@Elainerulesutube You go to their website and you set up an initial order which is normally four or five movies for $1 and they will explain everything. of course there’s limitations to it but it is definitely worth it. I have saved over $500 since I’ve joined the club
Now if they could go back in and remaster films in the original aspect ratio. I wouldn't mind if "The Sword in the Stone" and "The Jungle Book" were done in 1.66:1 because it'd be less out of place. But, films animated in 1.66:1 need to be left alone and they proved they could retain the ratio on the Renaissance films because "Aladdin" and "Mulan" have kept their original negative.
I ordered my copy a few days ago, it should arrive by the end of next week. I did watch some clips on Disney+ and it looks so beautiful. I'll watch the whole thing when I get my copy, but, like you said, it's pretty much the definitive presentation of the movie. I would love to get Fantasia and Sleeping Beauty too as the next 4K releases.
I got this the day it came out and will continue to support these releases while the quality is so high. Hoping for all the classics: Pinocchio, Bambi, Sleeping Beauty…
Premiering Tuesday, November 7th in 4K UltraHD: • 1. "The Flying Mouse" (1934) A mouse is granted his wish to fly by a butterfly fairy he saved from a spider’s web. • 2. "The Riveter" (1940) Donald is a riveter who has trouble with the riveting gun, heights, and the foreman, Pete. • 3. "Baggage Buster" (1941) In his efforts to load a magician’s trunk, baggageman Goofy has a series of encounters with its contents, including rabbits, a bull, skeleton, and elephant. • 4. "No Sail" (1945) Donald and Goofy are sailing in a rented boat that runs on nickels. • 5. "Crazy with the Heat" (1947) Donald and Goofy, wandering helplessly in the desert when their car runs out of gas, begin to see mirages. • 6. "Morris the Midget Moose" (1950) Morris is the laughingstock of the whole moose herd because he is so small but has a full set of antlers. • 7. "A Symposium on Popular Songs" (1962) Ludwig Von Drake invites the audience into his home where he tells all about popular music, introducing several songs illustrated with stop-motion photography.
Wow the new version looks beautiful i always loved snow white but always found it really dull when it comes to the screen of the film but this new version is truley beautiful and i can say it takes away the dullness of the 2009 version i seen as a kid in 2010s
Do they have a DVD edition as well? And is it restored from the original successive exposure Technicolor negatives, a dye transfer Technicolor print, or something else?
Now all there needs to be left is a 4k remaster of Sleeping Beauty with a newly restored 70mm six-track stereo theatrical mix from 1959, as well as an isolated music only track utilizing the original September 8th - November 25th, 1958 stereo tracks of George Bruns' Oscar nominated adaptation of Tchaikovsky's ballet score recorded by The Berlin Symphony Orchestra at the UFA Studios in Tempelhof, Berlin, Germany due to a strike by The American Federation of Musicians at the time, which encouraged studios not only Disney, but also others like the music departments of Twentieth Century-Fox, Paramount Pictures, and Columbia Pictures to score their films in Mexico, England, and later France, Germany, and Italy. And not to mention a 4k restoration of the original 1958 Grand Canyon short that was shown before Sleeping Beauty.
This is asking a lot from Disney. You’ll almost certainly never get a definitive release like this. Also unlikely we’ll get a 4K of this at all now that Disney are no longer distributing physical media themselves.
This looks beautiful! I unfortunately do not have 4k tv, but may pick this up in order to future proof. Is the 1080p Bluray with the new master included a noticable upgrade from the signature/Diamond edition?
Everyone will be excited for cartoon preview November 2023 don’t forget to add trolls 3, unicorn academy, Leo and my little pony make your mark chapter 6. Thank you
I know, and hopefully this 4K release restores its original WB Family Entertainment logo (which is weird, since 30 years ago that movie wasn't even a Disney movie but was released by Disney's rival studio Warner Bros) - after all, if all the Popeye cartoons get to keep their original Paramount logos on WB-distributed home media releases, then Disney should be able to get WB's permission to have Don Bluth's "Thumbelina" to retain its original WB logos on Disney releases
One question… Even in the back cover of 2009 diamond edition ,2016 signature collection and also this latest 2023 4k restoration stated that it’s 1.33:1 ratio But I notice that in the 2023 4k restoration, we can see a bid wider of the screen on both side,left & right. As you already mentioned that they decided to go back to its original aspect ratio( so ,I’m a bit confused why they stated that it’s still 1.33: 1 ratio on their back cover😅🙄) My question is ,the basic blu-ray disk that comes together in the 2023 4k version have the exact same ratio with the 4k disk or not? Because ,I swear to god , i’m sure that there’re a slight difference on both side of the screen. I can see a little bit more like what they did with cinderella 4k Thank you in advance for your info & very nice review as ever
RUclips also compresses 4K footage. Getting a true, 100% comparison is absolutely never going to be possible on this platform. At least you can CLEARLY tell the difference between the restoration efforts.
It's criminal Disney Australia are too lazy to release new content on media. At least setup an import store to get affordable copies from America. They could do it cheaper with contacts able to import more cheaply. All Disney content will tank from now on if fans can't own the movies, like Marvel movies, fandom Is dead in Australia now for Disney due to this decision, who would want to be a fan of a franchise they can't own. It's key for fandom. Marvel will suffer now in Australia. They don't understand it's an insult to fandom.
I first saw the film a couple of years ago; I wasn't crazy about it. Even though, I decided to check it out in theaters this year, and watching the film again I loved it, from the animation to the characters and its simple story.
A little annoyed that I will have to pick this up again considering I bought the 85th anniversary edition from the Disney movie club but I know the 4K restoration will be worth it if Cinderella is anything to go by
The 4K disc looks great. Here in the UK, what's not good, is the acompanying Blu. It opens with an advert for 'The Frog and the Princess - coming in 2010' - honestly! It seems as though we've been palmed off with an earlier release that only has 4 extras. For such a prestigious release, I think Disney have completely fobbed us off compared to what you have received. Very disappointed.
I know you're a Disney schill, but please report on other animated releases. Thunderbean has a Flip the Frog (created by Mickey's original creator, Ub Iwerks) set on bluray, just released. The original Tom and Jerry shorts (before they become cat and mouse) is also set to release soon from Thunderbean. No to mention the Looney Tunes Collector's Choice Volume 2 coming in November (all never released on video). Don't get me wrong. Snow White has major historical importance, for film and animation, but to not report of these other historically important films is mind boggling. It really feels like you only talk about Disney stuff, which I'm assuming has to do with you getting stuff from them, yet your channel seems to push this notion you're some sort of cartoon expert. Everyone should really look into the sets I mentioned if you care at all about animation.
If you think I’m such a shill* maybe stop watching my stuff? I haven’t covered any Thunderbean stuff because… as you may have noticed… I don’t live in America, don’t have a multi region player, and it’s insanely difficult and / or expensive to IMPORY any of their stuff. Additionally, my channel is my full time career. I have to make videos that actually get views and make me revenue to, y’know, live. The stuff Thunderbean releases, while fantastic and incredibly important, are insanely obscure pieces. (FYI, Tom and Jerry didn’t start as humans then “become Cat and Mouse” the Van Beuran “human” Tom and Jerry are totally and completely unrelated.) If you bothered to follow me on social media, you’ll see I’ve been heavily discussing, reporting, and advertising the Looney Tunes Blu-ray collections. And occasionally talk about the Thunderbean releases. I know Steve from Thunderbean and he’s wonderful. We have discussed collaborating, but it has not eventuated as of yet. Yes - the Disney titles are sent to me for review. And I will do my due dilligence in reviewing their titles for them. I also review dozens of other releases from smaller, obscure labels on my second channel. But this channel’s focus is NOT Blu-ray reviews. No one watches them. And I’m not in the business of making videos that don’t get views and don’t make me revenue. Don’t get me wrong. Your comment comes from the right place. But you don’t have to be condescending about it. I’ve never once “pushed the notion that I’m some sort of cartoon expert”. I’m someone who loves cinema, and loves animation, and loves sharing that love and sharing the stories. Thanks, Robert.
@@DaveLeeDownUnderRight, but most of your audience is probably located in America, yeah? They can get Thunderbean stuff shipped to them at a reasonable cost. Why not bring attention to other, actual influential, historic animated shorts and not just dumb stuff like Loki (literally has nothing to do with animation, other than Disney did it). Your audience would definitely check out Thunderbean and, hell, maybe bring more attention to the forgotten animated icons. (I'm aware Van Buerens's Tom and Jerry is unrelated to Hanna-Barbera, but it still predates it, no? The general public isn't aware there was an original Tom and Jerry, before the cat and mouse duo) Also, you say your reasoning is also because Thunderbean ships from America, but didn't Disney just announce they were going to cease video releases in Australia and New Zealand? You'd still pay high shipping for your beloved Disney anyway. Also, admitting you review things for Disney, and mostly only cover their stuff because it generates revenue, is literally admittance of being a shill... I don't use Twitter, or most social media for the most part. I'd imagine most of your viewers/audience are drawn to here too, so why not mention WB animated releases on your channel? Are you afraid it's going to undercut Disney videos, and lose your access to early review of their products?
The amazing restoration that was given for Snow White just makes me want a Fantasia 4K Remaster even more! This is just stunning!
It looks absolutely beautiful. They're really going all out this year with the classics.
I love snow white and this restored classic will bring memories!
Hope to see Sleeping Beauty next on the table for one of these restorations!
if only they could do it with remakes
I wish we could get this in Australia! People should complain to Disney in Australia about them not issuing DVDs in that country. It's unfair as people can't afford Disney Plus.
@@benmalsky9834I'm hoping for a 4K of "The Rescuers"
While the Blu-ray fixes the color issue with the original DVD release it sadly doesn't represent the movie's original pallette.
So if they’re going to do some new restorations of some of the early projects of Disney. then can they please fix those screwed up title, recreations for some of the cartoons, like the simple things and the little whirlwind.
It's especially strange that the Walt Disney Treasures DVDs use theatrical title cards for the shorts (either for original release or re-releases), yet on Blu-ray Disney went through the trouble of creating new title cards which BTW originated on the prints used on Disney Channel's "Have a Laugh".
I actually really hope they tackle 101 Dalmatians! I’m so curious how that animation style would look and work under a 4K’s lens.
I have this release in fact I watched this on Disney 100 day on Monday as it’s far and away one of the most important milestones in Disney history. Perhaps only behind Mickey Mouse and maybe Disneyland and I really couldn’t agree with you more on how beautiful this restoration really is! The wonderful 4K restoration somehow made me wish even more that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was one of the films selected to be in theaters for the Disney 100 celebration. I appreciate all the comparisons to the 2009 transfer you made in this video. It made me love this new restoration even more!
The logo on the 2023 packaging of Snow White is an absolute beauty. It captures a sort of historical feel to it, so to speak. As for the film itself, the image quality is... 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Snow white is one of my favorite classics and walt really brought the world of fairy tales to a great era!
Don’t forget that the original Diamond Edition actually came with nearly a dozen Silly Symphony shorts hidden throughout the disc, remastered in 1080p. Disney was unusually generous with their early Blu-rays. This looks rad but I’ll definitely keep hold of the original release as well.
Same with mine as I have the original Diamond Edition as well.
@@MediaLover2023 I'm A Little Girl Too Snow White.
@@annikenlittle9644 ?
I just ordered this release yesterday. However, it also comes with a DVD as I ordered my copy from Disney Movie Club. The artwork, slipcover, and packaging are identical, except it also comes with a DVD copy of the classic. Can't wait to view this classic in a whole new way 😁
I didn’t realize the Disney movie club version came with a DVD. I really appreciated that with Cinderella so I will probably be picking it up from there. Thank you for the heads up
@@tommyherrick8220 Hey anytime :D
@@MediaLover2023 I was able to pass on the featured title this month since I already own it on 4K (Loki season one) so I should be able to get snow white pretty soon
How do I join the Disney Movie club?
@@Elainerulesutube You go to their website and you set up an initial order which is normally four or five movies for $1 and they will explain everything. of course there’s limitations to it but it is definitely worth it. I have saved over $500 since I’ve joined the club
I actually watched the restoration of snow white on Disney+ on Disney's 100th anniversary along with steamboat wille.
Happy 💯 th disney!✨
I watched the pre-2023 restoration and currently watching the 2023 remaster.
Sleeping Beauty needs one as well
Now if they could go back in and remaster films in the original aspect ratio. I wouldn't mind if "The Sword in the Stone" and "The Jungle Book" were done in 1.66:1 because it'd be less out of place. But, films animated in 1.66:1 need to be left alone and they proved they could retain the ratio on the Renaissance films because "Aladdin" and "Mulan" have kept their original negative.
I ordered my copy a few days ago, it should arrive by the end of next week. I did watch some clips on Disney+ and it looks so beautiful. I'll watch the whole thing when I get my copy, but, like you said, it's pretty much the definitive presentation of the movie. I would love to get Fantasia and Sleeping Beauty too as the next 4K releases.
I got this the day it came out and will continue to support these releases while the quality is so high. Hoping for all the classics: Pinocchio, Bambi, Sleeping Beauty…
The 2009 remaster looks like a product of it's time.
Got my copy the day it came out. One of most important pieces of cinema history! They did a great job with this film and love the bonus features.
It was My Mother's Favorite Disney Film
I remember the diamond edition from 2009. I was so hyped to buy it back in the day as I only ever had it on VHS at one point.
They need to do the same things with every other classics !!!
Premiering Tuesday, November 7th in 4K UltraHD:
• 1. "The Flying Mouse" (1934)
A mouse is granted his wish to fly by a butterfly fairy he saved from a spider’s web.
• 2. "The Riveter" (1940)
Donald is a riveter who has trouble with the riveting gun, heights, and the foreman, Pete.
• 3. "Baggage Buster" (1941)
In his efforts to load a magician’s trunk, baggageman Goofy has a series of encounters with its contents, including rabbits, a bull, skeleton, and elephant.
• 4. "No Sail" (1945)
Donald and Goofy are sailing in a rented boat that runs on nickels.
• 5. "Crazy with the Heat" (1947)
Donald and Goofy, wandering helplessly in the desert when their car runs out of gas, begin to see mirages.
• 6. "Morris the Midget Moose" (1950)
Morris is the laughingstock of the whole moose herd because he is so small but has a full set of antlers.
• 7. "A Symposium on Popular Songs" (1962)
Ludwig Von Drake invites the audience into his home where he tells all about popular music, introducing several songs illustrated with stop-motion photography.
Where did you get that information?
Where are these new 4K restorations of Disney shorts gonna be issued at, Disney+?
@@kingandrewcecil348 Yep!
Wow the new version looks beautiful i always loved snow white but always found it really dull when it comes to the screen of the film but this new version is truley beautiful and i can say it takes away the dullness of the 2009 version i seen as a kid in 2010s
Do they have a DVD edition as well? And is it restored from the original successive exposure Technicolor negatives, a dye transfer Technicolor print, or something else?
They must be compensating for the remake by throwing us a bone
Most likely, but if the transfer is good thou, then it's aight by me.
Now all there needs to be left is a 4k remaster of Sleeping Beauty with a newly restored 70mm six-track stereo theatrical mix from 1959, as well as an isolated music only track utilizing the original September 8th - November 25th, 1958 stereo tracks of George Bruns' Oscar nominated adaptation of Tchaikovsky's ballet score recorded by The Berlin Symphony Orchestra at the UFA Studios in Tempelhof, Berlin, Germany due to a strike by The American Federation of Musicians at the time, which encouraged studios not only Disney, but also others like the music departments of Twentieth Century-Fox, Paramount Pictures, and Columbia Pictures to score their films in Mexico, England, and later France, Germany, and Italy. And not to mention a 4k restoration of the original 1958 Grand Canyon short that was shown before Sleeping Beauty.
This is asking a lot from Disney. You’ll almost certainly never get a definitive release like this. Also unlikely we’ll get a 4K of this at all now that Disney are no longer distributing physical media themselves.
@@DaveLeeDownUnder That's just sad :(
What about Bambi, Pinocchio, Pocahontas, and Dumbo? Should they have Disney 100 covers too?
Good review. I’m not going to buy this Blu-Ray, because I already have the VHS of this from 1994 which was mostly unrestored.
This looks beautiful! I unfortunately do not have 4k tv, but may pick this up in order to future proof. Is the 1080p Bluray with the new master included a noticable upgrade from the signature/Diamond edition?
The blu-ray included in this is also the new restoration. It's noticeable.
@@danielcraig8686 thank you!
Everyone will be excited for cartoon preview November 2023 don’t forget to add trolls 3, unicorn academy, Leo and my little pony make your mark chapter 6. Thank you
They should release Thumbelina in 4K for the 30th anniversary
Is 20th century studios released at 4K
I know, and hopefully this 4K release restores its original WB Family Entertainment logo (which is weird, since 30 years ago that movie wasn't even a Disney movie but was released by Disney's rival studio Warner Bros) - after all, if all the Popeye cartoons get to keep their original Paramount logos on WB-distributed home media releases, then Disney should be able to get WB's permission to have Don Bluth's "Thumbelina" to retain its original WB logos on Disney releases
@@kingandrewcecil348 the rights are now owned by The Walt Disney Company after they acquired most of 21st Century Fox (including 20th Century Fox).
One question… Even in the back cover of 2009 diamond edition ,2016 signature collection and also this latest 2023 4k restoration stated that it’s 1.33:1 ratio
But I notice that in the 2023 4k restoration, we can see a bid wider of the screen on both side,left & right. As you already mentioned that they decided to go back to its original aspect ratio( so ,I’m a bit confused why they stated that it’s still 1.33: 1 ratio on their back cover😅🙄)
My question is ,the basic blu-ray disk that comes together in the 2023 4k version have the exact same ratio with the 4k disk or not?
Because ,I swear to god , i’m sure that there’re a slight difference on both side of the screen. I can see a little bit more like what they did with cinderella 4k
Thank you in advance for your info & very nice review as ever
4K comparison and you upload this video on 1080p?
RUclips also compresses 4K footage. Getting a true, 100% comparison is absolutely never going to be possible on this platform. At least you can CLEARLY tell the difference between the restoration efforts.
How old is Snow White?
86
@@RhysDavies-ot4sj awesome age!
TBH, I don't see much of a difference besides the color.
Will it be 4k on Disney Plus as well
Yes, it's now in 4K on Disney+
It's criminal Disney Australia are too lazy to release new content on media.
At least setup an import store to get affordable copies from America.
They could do it cheaper with contacts able to import more cheaply.
All Disney content will tank from now on if fans can't own the movies, like Marvel movies, fandom Is dead in Australia now for Disney due to this decision, who would want to be a fan of a franchise they can't own. It's key for fandom. Marvel will suffer now in Australia. They don't understand it's an insult to fandom.
I first saw the film a couple of years ago; I wasn't crazy about it. Even though, I decided to check it out in theaters this year, and watching the film again I loved it, from the animation to the characters and its simple story.
A little annoyed that I will have to pick this up again considering I bought the 85th anniversary edition from the Disney movie club but I know the 4K restoration will be worth it if Cinderella is anything to go by
Can you get rid of the auto-generated chapters please?
I don’t know how. Just ignore them.
roger rabbit 2027
Do Dokuro-chan Kill Count Every Sakura-kun Death
Is this remaster available on disney plus yet?
Yep! Looks nowhere near as good as the physical disc though.
Can we talk about the GARBAGE that is the current restoration of Lady and the Tramp? We need a 4k of that film!
I prefer the cover of the 2009 release
The Lion king is still the best Disney movie
And also the most unoriginal. Rips off Kimba the White Lion beat for beat.
The 4K disc looks great. Here in the UK, what's not good, is the acompanying Blu. It opens with an advert for 'The Frog and the Princess - coming in 2010' - honestly! It seems as though we've been palmed off with an earlier release that only has 4 extras. For such a prestigious release, I think Disney have completely fobbed us off compared to what you have received. Very disappointed.
Ugh!! That’s really frustrating!!
It's a goddamn cartoon, both of them look exaclty the same! lol
I know you're a Disney schill, but please report on other animated releases. Thunderbean has a Flip the Frog (created by Mickey's original creator, Ub Iwerks) set on bluray, just released. The original Tom and Jerry shorts (before they become cat and mouse) is also set to release soon from Thunderbean. No to mention the Looney Tunes Collector's Choice Volume 2 coming in November (all never released on video). Don't get me wrong. Snow White has major historical importance, for film and animation, but to not report of these other historically important films is mind boggling. It really feels like you only talk about Disney stuff, which I'm assuming has to do with you getting stuff from them, yet your channel seems to push this notion you're some sort of cartoon expert. Everyone should really look into the sets I mentioned if you care at all about animation.
If you think I’m such a shill* maybe stop watching my stuff?
I haven’t covered any Thunderbean stuff because… as you may have noticed… I don’t live in America, don’t have a multi region player, and it’s insanely difficult and / or expensive to IMPORY any of their stuff.
Additionally, my channel is my full time career. I have to make videos that actually get views and make me revenue to, y’know, live. The stuff Thunderbean releases, while fantastic and incredibly important, are insanely obscure pieces.
(FYI, Tom and Jerry didn’t start as humans then “become Cat and Mouse” the Van Beuran “human” Tom and Jerry are totally and completely unrelated.)
If you bothered to follow me on social media, you’ll see I’ve been heavily discussing, reporting, and advertising the Looney Tunes Blu-ray collections. And occasionally talk about the Thunderbean releases. I know Steve from Thunderbean and he’s wonderful. We have discussed collaborating, but it has not eventuated as of yet.
Yes - the Disney titles are sent to me for review. And I will do my due dilligence in reviewing their titles for them. I also review dozens of other releases from smaller, obscure labels on my second channel. But this channel’s focus is NOT Blu-ray reviews. No one watches them. And I’m not in the business of making videos that don’t get views and don’t make me revenue.
Don’t get me wrong. Your comment comes from the right place. But you don’t have to be condescending about it.
I’ve never once “pushed the notion that I’m some sort of cartoon expert”. I’m someone who loves cinema, and loves animation, and loves sharing that love and sharing the stories.
Thanks, Robert.
@@DaveLeeDownUnderRight, but most of your audience is probably located in America, yeah? They can get Thunderbean stuff shipped to them at a reasonable cost. Why not bring attention to other, actual influential, historic animated shorts and not just dumb stuff like Loki (literally has nothing to do with animation, other than Disney did it). Your audience would definitely check out Thunderbean and, hell, maybe bring more attention to the forgotten animated icons. (I'm aware Van Buerens's Tom and Jerry is unrelated to Hanna-Barbera, but it still predates it, no? The general public isn't aware there was an original Tom and Jerry, before the cat and mouse duo) Also, you say your reasoning is also because Thunderbean ships from America, but didn't Disney just announce they were going to cease video releases in Australia and New Zealand? You'd still pay high shipping for your beloved Disney anyway.
Also, admitting you review things for Disney, and mostly only cover their stuff because it generates revenue, is literally admittance of being a shill... I don't use Twitter, or most social media for the most part. I'd imagine most of your viewers/audience are drawn to here too, so why not mention WB animated releases on your channel? Are you afraid it's going to undercut Disney videos, and lose your access to early review of their products?
I wish all of Dragonball would receive this type of treatment🥲 All episodes and all movies plus bad animation redrawn im 4k😢
what's Dragonball gotta do wit dis?