Disney's Dinosaur Redux?

Question

Well, If Disney and I will revisit Disney's Dinosaur, Would it be 2 different versions?
1. Would Version #2 be Disney's Dinosaur Redux, which would weave together the original 2000 film and all the story ideas, things, creatures, etc., made for Dinosaur between 1994 and 2000? Would it be set in an aspect ratio of 2.35:1? Would it include T-Rex, the Mosasaurs, The Asteroid Opening and the Kate Bush Song? Would it be released in 5,198 D-Cinema and Disney Digital 3D theatre screens on March 15, 2013?
2. Would Version #3 be the Paul Verhoeven/Phil Tippett Cut without dialogue? Would it combine Stop Motion with CGI and Miniatures and Digital environments? Would it be remain 100% true and faithful to the earlier 1988 Walon Green Screenplay? Would it be set in a 2.35:1 ratio?
3. Would it be a 12-disc Platinum Edition box set featuring all 3 versions and 7 discs of extras with Dolby EX 5.1 and DTS ES 6.1 Enhanced Home Theater mixes and anamorphic widescreen transfers on October 2013?

Answer 1

Did this movie even sell close to enough to warrant that. I think it would be very sad if the company releases this before Song of the South, no offense if you are involved in this project. I personally liked the movie and would be curious to see this, but it just doesn't seem to make any logical or business sense, in other words, seems like a Paramount type of decision.

Answer 2

That ride is so fricon AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In my opinion it is one of the best and most thrilling attractions at Walt Disney World. The huge audio-anamatronic dinosaurs are so real and nothing beats the adrenaline rudh you get from when they start chasing you. It's fast, it's a blast, and it's in the past! The line is never long because it is extremely turbulent and wild and scare the crap out of most kids and some adults. So if your not a big fan of dinosaurs and not a big fan of being chased by monster t-rexs, than I would just pass on this one.