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September Storm 3-D was really the last major two-strip 3-D release, and the only one to employ anamorphic optics for a 2.35:1 screen ratio. This historically important and entertaining 3-D film from 1960 will soon be coming to Blu-Ray thanks to the non-profits 3-D Film Archive and the 3-D Space Mu...

pcg.jpg[/img] September Storm 3-D was really the last major two-strip 3-D release, and the only one to employ anamorphic optics for a 2.35:1 screen ratio. This historically important and entertaining 3-D film from 1960 will soon be coming to Blu-Ray thanks to the non-profits 3-D Film Archive and the...

Take your own advice.

Yes, yes, yes. As I explained above, my card was on file and many transactions passed through it with the Disney Movie Club over the years. You get that, right? I also said that my account was not updated with the new card because I forgot, and as a result one transaction was left unpaid until I cal...

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I like the idea of being a member of the Disney Movie Club, but the truth is, there is nothing in the Disney Movie Club that I can't buy on ebay or amazon for the same price or close to it. So it's not like I'm missing anything.

Was this offered on the DMC's website? I looked and didn't find it there, so I bought it on ebay.

Is GOOF TROOP from the early 1980s?

What is the running time of JOHNNY SHILOH ? is it a feature film version or episodes? is it widescreen?

is THE LITTLEST OUTLAW widescreen?

The website always says DVDs are fullscreen even when they aren't, so I ask.


thanks in advance.

Oops.
Forget it.
I just realized the book I have is the Allen Dean Foster, not the Merritt-Kaufman.
My mistake. Unfortunate for me.

Richard

I have the Disney Movie Club editions of ZORRO in near-mint condition. Ten DVD's containing every episode from season 1 and season 2 1957-1959. Nicely and neatly colorized. Rare, scarce, out of print, and the prices are going up. Pictured here: http://www.amazon.com/Walt-Disneys-Zorro-Complete-Color...

There is much truth in what you say. Personally, I don't do downloads. Image quality isn't good enough. Since I've already bought 99.9% of the releases I want (pre-1970, mostly) I only await a few more releases from the classic period and the possibility of Blu-rays. Either I own the physical media ...

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So you did. Sorry I missed it. I spoke to an insider at Disney Home Video who told me that the new Dumbo Blu-Ray is indefinitely postponed, and they have no plans to release another Walt Disney Treasure or another Exclusive this year. I re-iterate: no Dumbo , no Treasures, no more Exclusives, in 201...

I spoke to an insider within Customer Relations who told me that Disney Home Video has no plans to release another Walt Disney Treasure or another Exclusive this year. I re-iterate: no Treasures, no more Exclusives, in 2010. Further, the Blu-Ray of Dumbo is indefinitely postponed.

Wizards Of Waverly Place: Wizards Vs. Vampires has been an Exclusive for a month already. Where is everybody.


Richard

Your right.
A repackaged Alice In Wonderland isn't much.


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Has anyone heard a hint or a rumor or a whisper of anything new in the Exclusives?

No Treasures announced, neither.

Right now the club is at a low ebb. We're not even getting Dumbo or Fantasia as promised.


Richard

IMDb has almost no information on it:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0561251/

Andrew V. McLaglen directed, which is a recommendation in itself.
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