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Which, btw, I'm guessing it's Gonzo's turn to be on the cover, no? Then possibly Animal for season 5, or some sort of group shot? I've had the same ideas for the cover art for seasons 4 and 5 It's possible though, Disney may throw a curve ball and may have Rowlf on one of those sets.:? You have to ...

I was wondering, for those of you who have purchased this Walt Disney Treasure, what do you think about it? I want to get it, but I was wondering how good is it? I know that it is a collectable and with its limited quantity, it is worth it, but I justed wanted opinions from those of you who have pu...

I found a GREAT fan-generated Web site for "Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow!" If it doesn't doesn't get paired w/The Swamp Fox in the "Legendary Heroes" tin, maybe this Dec. 05 Treasure could be "Legendary Heroes: Vol. 1" and leave room for other volumes. Given the usual ...

Well, the suggestion that has come up a few times is combining Chip 'n' Dale with Figaro, maybe even Humphrey the Bear to help pad out the set. Thoughts on that? Even those 3 together I don't think would add up to enough cartoons for a treasure - we're probably talking 20 cartoons or less?? There 3...

2008 - The Chip & Dale Treasure set - Oswald the lucky rabbit - People and places - the complete series Overall some good ideas, but I have to wonder how 3 Chip & Dale shorts are going to fill a set. Surely all the DD vs. C&D shorts will be on DD volumes 3 and 4. Are you expecting a set...

Disney does own Mriamax, but the headline-grabbing Weinsteins could always move on: http://24hour.startribune.com/24hour/entertainment/story/1424167p-8745056c.html "Both sides are engaged in sticky talks over extending the contracts of Miramax's founders, Bob and Harvey Weinstein. Their current...

The flow from the 3 episodes on Disc One was really interesting. Seeing them by themselves on TV, I hadn't realized how well each built upon the previous outings. As a WWII buff, I did get a chuckle out of the fact that all those experts seemed to have been part of Germany's program in the 1940s. Th...

Wave 4: MMBW II (the rest), DD II (1942-46), True Life (a few) Wave 5: SS II (the rest), DD III (1947-51), Assorted I (first half?), Zorro (a few) Wave 6: Complete Pluto, DD IV (with Chip & Dale and Bear & Ranger shorts), Assorted II (with Educational Donald & Goofy), MM Club (if legal i...

Found an image that appears in the Poster Gallery section:



From http://disney.go.com/inside/issues/stories/v040119.html

In addition to the seven that are out. We're also going to get the wave 3 coming out on May 18. Then hopefully in December wave 4. But after that how many more waves? Two or three? Given that the premiere purpose of the set is collecting the shorts under Walt's reign, they still have to put out at ...

jabroni76 Wrote: Power rangers = coolest show ever! I use to watch it when I was in juior high school. But now it's the same thing. I got over watching it like after 5 season of it. I still watch it once in a while when nothing else is good to watch. :D In the beginning, of course, the action shots...

The original order in which the series was written and published is: 1) The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 2) Prince Caspian: The Return to Narnia 3) The Voyage of the <i>Dawn Treader</i> 4) The Silver Chair 5) The Horse and His Boy 6) The Magician's Nephew 7) The Last Battle The whole point of &...

No. The deal is not retrospective. The bulk of existing Muppet tv and film is owned by Columbia. This deal does not mean any past Muppet properties are going to change hands, nor any non Muppet Henson properties like Farscape or the film Loch Ness. What's happened is Disney now "own" the ...

Disney buying the Muppets is a response to Roy and Comcast. It seems they took adventage of the fact that Jim Henson is full of debts. 2000: The Hensons sell Jim Henson Company to German EM TV for $680 million 2003: The Hensons buy back company from EM TV for $89 million. ( Sesame Street gang sold ...

I consider Nemo to be the #1 cartoon feature of all time. Lion King was solid art but is chock full of glaring plot-holes: Little Simba spends the first 20 minutes saying he's not interested in all that "running the pride" stuff and out of nowhere jumps into "I can't wait to be King.&...

Non-Musicals. Well, while the most popular Disney films may be musicals, none of the Pixar films or Shrek were musicals. Oh, and South Park: BLU was an awesome musical - but that turned people off (mainly because they just wanted to hear swearing and fart jokes, but I digress) Of couse Pixar and Sh...

Maerj wrote:
Heavy Metal was released here in 1981 and Fritz the Cat (Rated X) was released in the US in 1972, although it would most likely only be an R by today's standrads.

I guess that's true, although I didn't find either one to have the "oomph" in the plot department that I'd hoped for.

It's possible, but I think it just comes down to not enough creativity. Almost everyone who tried it kept using the "Disney formula" that animated features had to be musicals (although Disney did finally get away from this one). That is what started to bore me with the features. Another is...

Y'know, even at this late date, I'm still a bit skeptical at these content reports. I'm not doubting about the cartoons and stuff, but these things are so specific and I think that has to be hard given we're still a month and a half OUT. The All Together being listed twice for On the Front Lines is...

:twisted: I think it´s more likely that the Chip an´ Dale cartoons will be included in the Special Treasure DVD that maybe comes next year. Together with Figaro shorts, Humphrey the Bear shorts and all the rest of the SPecial that Disney did during the 40´s and the 50´s. I keep wondering if those l...