I’d love Blu-ray too, but the cheapest option seems to be to buy a PS3 and plug it into my widescreen flat panel PC monitor, but I’m not even sure if I can afford a PS3 !
I think that now the cheapest (but good) BD player costs less than a PS3 (of course, the PS3 let you also PLAY 
). I mean the Sony’s ones, around 250-300$
[this is a bit OT, but look at this…]
Thanks! 
I don’t know whether to buy the Blu-ray version or not. I have a PS3, so essentially, I have a Blu-ray DVD player, but we don’t have a HD TV so the benefits are pretty much wasted.
Does anyone know that, if I were to buy WALL-E on Blu-ray, it would still work even if I just use a normal TV? Because then I wouldn’t have to buy the DVD twice, and when we do get a better TV, I’ll have the Blu-ray DVD read and waiting.
Storyboards is the picture-in-picture feature and exclusive to Blu-ray.
oh, really? oO I hoped they were two different extras…
about the HDTV: I think that a BD player requires a HDTV. I don’t think it’s the same with the PS3. I think that you should be able to see the Blu-ray Disc, but of course you can’t notice the difference.
You could try to rent a BD, and see if it works on the PS3.
So there’s a 2 disc and a 3 disc Blu-Ray and let me guess, the DVD has next to nothing? Anyway, I’ll have to remember the date, Nov 18. 
lizardgirl- A Blu-ray player does work with a normal TV and so does a PS3’S BP. It is definitely worth buying the Blu-ray, it’s got “all you need and so much more!” So what if it’s not in HD, you’ll have all the features, and when you get a proper TV you won’t need to re-buy the movie.
lennonluvr9- Actually, if you read the past pages you’ll find that the WALL-E one disc and three disc DVD releases come with a lot of stuff, including commentary.
My laptop says it’s Blu-Ray compatible under it’s features, but I got the Pixar Shorts Vol. 1 on Blu-Ray and it seemed to not accept it.
are you sure that the disc drive is a blu-ray drive? maybe the laptop says it’s bluray compatible just because the screen is HDready or because it will support an optional blu-ray drive…
or it’s a region problem. have you bought the computer and the disc in the same country/region?
Is there going to be such thing as a WALL•E 2-disc DVD?
DVDTown.com has a different version for the Blu-ray 3disc edition, without the rusty orange bar:
@rachel: no, afaik there are only the 1DVD and the 3DVD (2 discs + DisneyFile) editions
anyway… still waiting for the official press release (expected for yesterday)
I don’t think that’s official cover. It looks like a homemade photoshop mix of single disc dvd cover + 3 disc blu-ray set of new Narnia movie. But it sure looks better…
hm, you’re right… but I agree, this version is better
So, there’s the one-disc DVD with a few features, a three-disc DVD with all of the features and a Disney File copy, a two-disc Blu-Ray that has everything the three-disc DVD has (except the Disney File) and few other features, and a three-disc Blu-Ray with everything, including the Disney File. Is that correct? What does the Blu-Ray version have that the DVD version doesn’t and vice versa? Is there international differences (besides localization)?
You got it right Axiom.
Besides the quality, the Blu-ray has these extra features:
• Cine-Explore
• BURN•E picture-in-picture
• Axiom Arcade
• Geek Track
• BD Live
and for an additional $5 a DisneyFile copy.
I’m not sure the DVD’s have anything extra that the Blu-ray releases have, but I’d guess not.
Read this post for the Region 2 one-disc DVD features, expected for November 24th: pixarplanet.com/blog/wall-e-regi … ember-24th
[Retorical] When is the official press release coming!!!
This explains each one pretty clearly, so you can see which has what the other one doesn’t, etc:
[url]http://walleforum.blogspot.com/2008/08/wall-e-blu-ray-and-dvd-coming-november.html[/url]
I think I’m going to settle with the 3-disc DVD, because the extra features that the Blu-ray has doesn’t interest me that much.
I saw the release date on a insert in the new little mermaid movie. The date was November 18th.
Hey nice looking tigality thats the way to do it
welcome to pixar too…hey your the 960th user.
