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Maybe if Bob Iger hadn't spent all the Mouse House company's money on buying 20th Century Fox, this wouldn't be happening now. All joking aside, I doubt this will change much if anything since Mickey Mouse is still an active trademark of The Walt Disney Company so it's very very limited what you can...

My all-time favorite is a Wonderful World Of Disney television episode called, "Goofy's Salute To Father". It's hilarious, and for some reason it was only released to CED videodisc It must be said, that its super strange that this episode only got released on CED video disc on home video ...

When it comes to the 1940s films there only 4 legitimate chooses: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - 2 Pinocchio - 1 Dumbo - 3 Bambi - 4 Numbers how I rank them The rest, are package features that are mostly made up of individuals shorts that have no connection to one another, and in many case they h...

And then there's the anomaly that is The Rescuers , where the widescreen version on DVD is 1.66:1, but fullscreen clips from it are 1.33:1 open matte...however, if you combine the two you get a 1.45:1 frame: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v96/albygoot/Rescuers3b.jpg Does anyone know form where t...

I read somebody said that Sony isn't as big a company as Fox so Disney could get away with it although I don't know if that's true or not. But I'm very disappointed by this news and I hope Disney does some damage control quick to regain control of the Spider-Man property. Sony has more employees li...

Sorry for bumping an old thread but I would like to add the following to previous research and discussion. Since it fit in there as direct continuation and epilogue Walt's era. Note: The following animated episodes were created after Walt had died, animated characters hosted these episodes. I’m yet ...

Christmas came early this year! :D I can't believe he's finally been exposed! :party: Not even the wage-fixing scandal managed to do that. While I doubt he'll be permanently ousted from the studios, at least the media will stop pretending now he's some sort of holy figure, constantly lavishing him ...

I'm not sure, how to feel, but it should depends for me what Disney's intentions are, regarding them buying 20th Century Fox. If they are just buying for the sake of it then they are clearly doing it for wrong reason. But if its to get those valuable distribution rights too original Star Wars , and ...

I have no intrest in picking up the new Lion King Blu-ray unless its the theatrical cut of the movie.

Feck, I was hoping for Howard the Duck: The DuckTits Woo Hoo

Feck, I was hoping for Howard the Duck: The DuckTits Woo Hoo

Saludos Amigos (1/8/58) The final episode in this thread without any brake down. IN Bill Cotter's book The Wonderful World of Disney Television, its stated that this episode is just tv boardcast of the animated feature of same name form 1943. Adapted to Television. : Description: The presentation o...

The way they animated the Magic Carpet in Aladdin would beg to differ. For that character, Randy Cartwright animated the Carpet without his design, which was later added on the computer. So, in the case of Maui, they could animate the character sans tattoos and then then the tattoos would be added ...

Watched the movie again yesterday felt no emotion when Mufasa died, its the higlight of the movie. Yet I always blame Mufasa for his own death it was error judgment climbing those rocks.

I don't mind live-action films being created based on fary tales and other pre-existing literatures. But why does modern Disney feel the need to create remake of an animated film based up on said literature?

milojthatch's list is most sensible I have seen so far in this tread. But I want go one step further and subtract every package film and every CGI film: Which leaves us with 37 feature films. Fun fact Walt's first feature was released in 1937 . I consider the package films of 1940's to have more in ...

its going to be CGI any way so I dont care eather way.

Again, that is just proving my point. Those character designs for “Billy Dilley’s Super-Duper Subterranean Summer” and “Country Club” feel more at home with Cartoon Network than something with the "Disney" name on it. I want to say I'm disappointed, but at this point, it's kind of expecte...

I disagree. Why? Unless you can honestly tell me that Wonder Over Yonder fits with the tones of such classics as Peter Pan , The Jungle Book and The Lion King ? In the late 90's, Disney TV Animation was trying to buck the "feel" of traditional Disney tone and not be locked into one kind o...

Bad because Disney has become Pixar 2.0 all CGI