Pinocchio Blu-Ray Movie

Pinocchio

List Price	$35.99 (You save $4.04)
Studio	Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Orig Year	1940
All Time Sales Rank	48579
CD Universe Part number	7787397
Catalog number	10005700
Discs	3
Release Date	Mar 10, 2009
Rating	G (MPAA)
Running Time	88 Minutes
Additional Info	Full Frame; Anniversary Edition; Remastered; Special Edition; Dubbed
Movie Details	Color; DTS Digital Surround Sound; Full Frame; Anniversary Edition; Remastered; Special Edition; Dubbed; 2-Disc Set; 70th Anniversary Platinum Edition

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Pinocchio: 70th Anniversary Platinum Edition (1940) Full Frame; Anniversary Edition; Dubbed; Remastered; Special Edition

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Pinocchio Movie Review

4 stars Solid Old-Fashioned Disney
Our three-year-old son really enjoys this one. Note that it is old-fashioned Disney, so not entirely politically correct. For example, Papa Geppetto does fire a gun (to protect himself) and it has some stereotypical ethnic characters (Italian, Gypsy).
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3 stars I bought this movie for my son who is a fan of Pinocchio
I went to Disney Store but they doesn't have the movie in stock, so I went to FYE and I bought the movie at 29.00$ then that night surfing in the internet I found this site CDUNIVERSE And I found the movie at 22.00$ plus shipping and Handling. The total was (I dont' remember exactly) around 25.95$ The delivery was excelent (very fast by the way) Truely speaking, It was a marvelous experience and most of all, my son and I are very happy.
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