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A reliable retailer has informed us that the first Gummi Bears volume will bounce to DVD on November 14 ! That's the same day we'll see the second volume of Ducktales and Rescue Rangers released. The studio hasn't made an official announcement for these titles yet, but this retailer has supplied us ...

Here's the artwork!


Unfortunately, TVShowsOnDVD comfirm that there won't be any extras.

The Rescuers was designed in a 1.66 AR. The Fox and the Hound was only made to be Full Screen - 1:33.

Most Futureshop's have DuckTales; as said, Chip 'N Dale's a bit harder to find. Check on their website for which stores have it in stock.

Just bought Cinderella: PE, DuckTales: Volume 1, and Chip 'N Dale RR: Volume 1. I found Cinderella on sale at Future Shop, but DuckTales and Chip 'N Dale were a bit harder to find (eventually found them for $24.95 at a different Future Shop - took me an hour to drive out there, but they were worth i...

Send In The Clones was correct on the DVD I got.

The review was quite excellent. I usually don't read a review all the way through (I just skim), but I just had to for DuckTales. You've convinced me as well, although I would have probably bought it no matter how good the quality was - it's DuckTales!

(oo-oo-hooo!)

The IGN review was rather good, considering. BTW, here are current Amazon.com rankings, including Disney Top 100, and today's other releases: Cinderella: #7 Disney Princess Christmas Of Enchantment: #71 Incredibles, The: #73 DuckTales (Volume 1): #98 Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers (Volume 1): #171 Tal...

I think that Hercules was one of the cheaper and overall worse animated series Disney has made. And I've never seen 'The Legend Of Tarzan.' When did that air?

Great review! Glad that the picture quality is alright, even though Disney obviously made no effort to remaster it.

Also, DuckTales keeps climbing in sales - it's #120 on Amazon!

I have some of the episodes on CD (recorded off Disney channel), but the quality is terrible. I'd love for Disney to make an official release of this awesome old series.

And on the next animated TV boxset, Disney, include some extras and remaster the video!

Thanks for the post.

You must have get some well-paying part-time jobs!

^I'm sure it's taking awhile to watch all the episodes (oh, the envy!) - there's about 10hrs worth per set.

I thought Oliver and Company was just 'alright' the first time, but I've watched it again on DVD, and it just seems to keep getting better!

The Great Mouse Detective is my favorite Disney film of all - I feel it is the most underrated animated movie.

I'm personally hoping TaleSpin's next - and I suppose it can be said that Baloo is a recognizable character.

Oh my god! 4000? It looks like the DVDs have taken over your house! Where do you sleep?

And have you actually watched them all? Wow... seriously nice collection.

No announcements have been made yet, but I'm hoping that they're coming soon as well.

The quality can always improve. I'm sure a lot of people are saying "'Blu-Ray/HD-DVD is the ultimate quality!", but that's what was said about LaserDisc and DVD. I'm sure it's only a matter of time until there's some new 3D technology, or until people get bigger and BIGGER TVs. I'm also be...

Darn, Disney can't even come together with a motion menu. Oh well, the menus still look nice - thanks for posting, Luke! I look forward to the reviews.

Toy Story was created on digital medium, so unless the movie is newly made (most of the STVs now, which are hand-drawn, and colored on the computer), it won't look as good. I suspect Disney has several physical copies of their films, with one obviously being the 'original'. I'm sure Disney keeps all...