Original DVD Release Date: July 21, 2009
Here's what the opening to the 2009 DVD release to Coraline would look like if it was released by Touchstone Pictures instead of Universal Pictures
Here's the order:
1. Touchstone Home Entertainment Logo (2003-2016)
2. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Diamond Edition Trailer
3. Coming Soon To Theaters Logo (2006-2011)
4. The Princess and the Frog Trailer
5. Now Available To Own on DVD Logo (2006-2011)
6. Desperate Housewives: The Complete 4th Season Trailer
7. Coming Soon To DVD and Blu Ray Disc Logo (2008-2020)
8. LOST: The Complete 5th Season Trailer
9. Hannah Montana: The Movie Trailer
10. Disney Blu Ray Disc Promo (PG-13/R rated version)
11. DVD Menu
12. Blue Warning Screen (2003-present)
13. The commentaries/interviews screen (2007-present)
14. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning Screen (2005-2013)
NOTE: Fake/fanmade. It makes sense having the trailer to Desperate Housewives: The Complete 4th Season as one of the opening previews on here, because Teri Hatcher is in both stuff respectively, so it really makes sense here
NOTE #2: And with that being said, it's appropriate having that, the trailer to LOST: The Complete 5th Season and the Disney Blu Ray Disc promo with the PG-13/R rated movies as some of the opening previews on here, because this movie is rated PG, but however, this movie is too scary to even get that rating as it would more likely be rated PG-13 or rated R in todays standards, and that's why it was agreed that this would be a Touchstone movie in this universe, besides, the actual Disney banner may do PG-13 rated movies as of 2003, but they would never do anything as scary as Coraline and they would also never do any R rated movies under their banner either, so they thought it would be necessary to have this released by Touchstone Pictures in this universe, and this would've been another PG rated animated movie by Touchstone Pictures alongside Who Framed Roger Rabbit and The Nightmare Before Christmas, though this would more likely receive a PG-13 or R rating in todays standards like I previously said
NOTE #3: It would still be a serious recall/production delay if a clip from this movie was on a Playhouse Disney/Disney Sing Along Songs/Disney Animated Classics DVD release as of February 2009 despite this movie being rated PG, because of how scary this movie is and how much it would really need a PG-13 or R rating in todays standards, but luckily it won't be happening at anytime soon, as that would more likely suffer a production delay if that were to happen so that way they can avoid giving children nightmares when it comes to all of the scary stuff in this movie
And @firstzachattackdvdblu-rayo3142, if you're watching this, this video is for you. What would the first DVD release to go through a production delay for having a clip from this movie be? If you know, then let me know right here, but if you don't know, then here's my hint: Think about a Summer 2009 title and the initial release date would be February 10, 2009 (since this movie was theatrically released in theaters on February 6, 2009), and the only unusual activity I can think of for you is that it would still have the November 2008-June 2009 Disney Blu Ray Disc promo (and that would more likely be on a Disney Animated Classic DVD release or on a G rated movie)
