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It's still a musical about kids who are in High School, so I think the title still applies. But I agree.

I know The Lion King has been completely transfered, including songs, in three different languages, Spanish, French, and German (all of the languages at my High School have watched this movie at some point). Beauty and the Beast has been too, I watched it in French class. I bet all the "Disney...

The Aladdin set is my favorite. Of course I think it's also the only DVD gift set I have, since Aladdin is my favorite Disney animated film.

I also agree this could be the Twelve Tasks of Asterix.

Which is a fantastic film, btw.

Okie Tigger wrote:Has anyone received a poster and if so do they send them rolled or folded?

Sorry I missed this when I posted before.

My Little Mermaid posted was shipped rolled in a mailing tube.

In Finding Nemo, in the dentist scene, a kid is reading a comic of the Incredibles. Heh, I'll have to check that out. It's been a while since I watched Finding Nemo. I usually spot the other references, but I didn't catch the Mickey shape in Cars either. I don't own that one on video though (waitin...

Tarzan's 2-Disc was the first Disney DVD I went on a hunt for. I had been holding off on getting it, since there was a copy that had been sitting at a Tower Records in Philadelphia for the longest time, and then when I decided to get it it was gone! So then I went on a wild search around the Philly ...

I just redeemed some of my points for Ducktales The Movie DVD and a Little Mermaid poster reproduction. They're both great.

Also they said to allow 3-6 weeks, but it only took about a week to get them, which was great news!

Unless I spaced and forgot how long ago I redeemed them...

So we'll now see the Disney Channel Original Movies in their filmed ratio?

I believe he did, which is why he wanted the heart to control the seas via Jones.

Super Aurora wrote:-I'm also confuse how the kraken died. Who killed it?

Davy Jones did, as ordered by Lord Cutler Beckett.

Disney-Fan wrote:So basically, it's death has to do with the EIC? Makes sence! Thanks for the answer, and fixed my post btw.

Well, Lord Cutler Beckett said that they had Jones kill his own pet.

I don't see why everyone's saying the plot is confusing for this film, besides the opening (which I believe was intentionally a bit confusing since you're thrown in later than at least I would have expected after the last film). This style kept me riveted from beginning to end, though Barbossa's ent...

They're in the aisle with things like Play-Dough and the EZ Bake Ovens at Target.

I am only missing Aurora in the blue version of her color-changing dress from the end of the film.

I thought I had a picture of my nearly complete set, but I don't.

The most distracting recent bugs to me were the Yin Yang Yo bars that took up almost the all the bottom-third of the screen on Toon Disney. I think I have them on some of the Aladdin episodes I've taped.

The only thing that distracted me while watching yesterday was the descending spider.

I noticed it at the same point during the East- and West-coast feeds of The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, but that's it.

I grew up with Tron, I originally saw it on video in 1983 or 1984 or so. I've always loved it, but as I a got older and paid more attention to the story, I gained an even better appreciation of the film's story and concept. I also grew up on the games, there was a Chuck E. Cheese's in the area that ...

As Aladdin is my favorite Disney film, I agree Chicken Little can't hold a candle to it at all. I don't even own it on DVD, and I usually buy films I see in theaters when they're released on video, especially Disney films.

I enjoyed Chicken Little. I could not make it through Dinosaur.

Also I hate Shrek, mainly because I thought it was pretty bland, but has a gigantic audience. Kinda like Spongebob. I'm probably opening up a can of worms with that one.

I also think Shrek's character designs lack charm.