(yes, I know this is a delayed reaction, but I haven't had the time to post until today!)
Well, on the other hand, that would also leave even less titles for volume 4. That could be a problem, unless that's going to be made up for by bonus materials and the longer running-times of a few of the later shorts.Big Disney Fan wrote:I think Volume 3 will be 1947 through 1951, featuring an additional six shorts:
1951
Dude Duck
Corn Chips
Test Pilot Donald
Lucky Number
Out Of Scale
Bee On Guard
As you can see, that would be 36 shorts, the same amount as Volume 1 (1934 - 1941).
Are you talking about my proposed bonuses? Or the '51 cartoons? 'Cause if it's the former, I don't see what is wrong with showing episodes of the anthology series. They did that on Volume 2 with the '56 episode: "A Day In the Life of Donald Duck". I for one would like to see at least "This Is Your Life, Donald Duck" and an excerpt from "The Plausible Impossible". They did show an excerpt from that episode showing clips of Mickey (seen on disc two of Mickey In Color 2). Maybe Donald's Plausible Impossible scene could be called: "Donald's Cartoon Physics".Mr. Toad wrote:Big Disney Fan - I would expect those on Volume 4 but your right they should all be there.
I agree wholeheartedly, merlinjones!! Whatever Disney could fit in this volume would help tie it to the Treasures series.merlinjones wrote:Since "Disneyland: Secrets, Stories and Magic" is a recent documentary/compilation, rather than film from the Disney vaults, it differs from the rest of the Treasures line. I hope it's possible to piggyback a few of the unreleased Disneyland TV episodes onto this release in sort-of a reverse supplementary fashion. In particular, any of these:
Disneyland Showtime
Disneyland Goes to the World's Fair
The Golden Horseshoe Revue
From the Pirates of the Caribbean to the World of Tomorrow
Disneyland Around the Seasons
Gala Day at Disneyland
I'd hate to see any opportunity to get these shows out slip by!
I'm more concerned with "Scrooge McDuck and Money," which is a major fave of mine, than Susie and Casey. Actually, those two are on other DVDs, McDuck and Money are not. That short would make more sense on a Donald set than Susie or Casey, actually, and I wouldn't be surprised if we see it on one.Lars Vermundsberget wrote:In my opinion a second "Rarities" volume in the WDT line should stay away from most "new generation" material from the past 25 years or so. But there could still be enough older material. I guess this remains speculation at this point. If it were up to me they could include Susie and Casey and the Chip and Dale shorts in the final DD volume.
Man, how I would LOVE to get Disneyland Showtime and Disneyland Around the Seasons on DVD!!!!merlinjones wrote:Since "Disneyland: Secrets, Stories and Magic" is a recent documentary/compilation, rather than film from the Disney vaults, it differs from the rest of the Treasures line. I hope it's possible to piggyback a few of the unreleased Disneyland TV episodes onto this release in sort-of a reverse supplementary fashion. In particular, any of these:
Disneyland Showtime
Disneyland Goes to the World's Fair
The Golden Horseshoe Revue
From the Pirates of the Caribbean to the World of Tomorrow
Disneyland Around the Seasons
Gala Day at Disneyland
I'd hate to see any opportunity to get these shows out slip by!
Is the Plausible Impossible not already in a set yet (or on some other DVD)? I have all the Treasures sets, but there are a couple I haven't gotten to watch yet. Maybe it's Tricks of Our Trade I'm thinking of. That's in one of the sets, right?Big Disney Fan wrote:I think three of the bonuses for Donald 3 should be:
1. An Adventure In Color/Mathmagicland
2. This Is Your Life, Donald Duck
3. An excerpt from "The Plausible Impossible"
Me too, mainly so we'd get restored versions of "Corn Chips", "Lucky Number", and "Out of Scale"!Big Disney Fan wrote:Drat. I was hoping for '47 through '51; then it would be the same amount of toons as the first set.Escapay wrote: Yes, but the press release says 1947-1950...
Escapay
Well 1947-1950 would be 30 shortsLars Vermundsberget wrote:But in that case could you tell how many shorts would be left for volume 4?
I have an increasing feeling these will be saved for the "Educational Disney" set, like the two Goofy cartoons etc...ichabod wrote:1956
How to Have an Accident in the Home
1957
Donald in Mathmagicland
How to Have an Accident at Work
1961
Donald and the Wheel
The Litterbug
1965
Steel and America
Donald's Fire Survival Plan
My thoughts exactly, a Treasures DVD comprised of, those Donald and Goofy shorts, plus Scrooge McDuck and Money, maybe a couple more of the training films from the WWII era and round it off with the complete collection of Jiminy Cricket You and Your and I'm no fool shorts and I'd be one happy ichabod!Billy Moon wrote:I have an increasing feeling these will be saved for the "Educational Disney" set, like the two Goofy cartoons etc...
You've lost me there.Mr. Toad wrote:I am sure Destino is missing because they need to get it out before December 11 to avoid losing the copyright.
