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Disney is releasing Beauty and the Beast 3D on Blu-ray October 4th
Beauty and the Beast 3D popped up on Amazon a few weeks ago along with The Lion King, and after officially unveiling the latter, Disney has finally seen fit to announce Beast 3D is coming home on Blu-ray October 4, 2011. There's only one version being made available, a 5-disc combo pack (Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, Bonus Features Blu-ray, DVD, Digital Copy) with a $49.99 MSRP that's currently listed at $44.99 on Amazon. The official site lists special features including a never before seen alternate opening and deleted scene, behind the scenes featurette and more. Check out the list after the break, plus a trailer if you've somehow forgotten any of the songs.
Disney's The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast show up for preorders in Blu-ray, 3D boxed sets
Disney hasn't officially revealed details of The Lion King on Blu-ray beyond saying it would launch later this year, but now two boxed sets have shown up at various retailers. That includes an 8-disc collection pictured above with The Lion King on Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, DVD and Digital Copy, The Lion King 1.5 on Blu-ray and DVD and The Lion King 2 on Blu-ray and DVD for $74.99, as well as a standard two disc set with just The Lion King on Blu-ray and DVD for $29.99. Also of note is a listing for Beauty and the Beast on Blu-ray 3D for $34.99. Check The Lion King's announce trailer again after the break, we'll let you know when special features, specs and release dates are available. [Thanks, Mitchell]
Disney commits to 'at least 15' Blu-ray 3D releases for 2011 including Tron: Legacy
Even though Blu-ray 3D officially hit the streets in 2010, actually finding any discs available at retail was easier said than done, but that may be turning around this year starting with Disney announcing it plans "at least 15" releases this year. Recent 3D hits like Tron: Legacy and Tangled will be available at retail in 3D day-and-date with the 2D DVD & Blu-ray releases, with conversions of classics like The Lion King and Beauty in the Beast also in the works. Like it or not, the consistent box office success means there is more 3D than ever on the way, and it won't be any different at home. Check the press release after the break for a few more details about which movie will find their way out of the Disney vault in 2011.
