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I was just wondering if someone could tell me which of the Disney Treasures are currently available. I had been a member and I'm thinking about rejoining if the DMC still carries a few of the treasures I had missed over the years.

Thanks!

They better not be killing the treasures line! They haven't finished Donald yet!

Well Disney is smart...they will always have there slogan for thier movies... "FOR THE FIRST TIME". When BLU-RAY comes out it will be FOR THE FIRST TIME on BLU-RAY DVD... But are you sure it will be in blu-ray and not on HD-DVD? Disney at this time is only supporting blu-ray. However I'm ...

But the Platinum Edition will be re-released on what Blu-ray or HD-DVD? :? Disney has only voiced support for Blu-ray. So unless they change their minds no Disney properties will be on HD-DVD. As far as I'm aware the only Disney movie that is in the works for Blu-ray is Dinosaur. I'm sure more will...

I wonder if they changed their minds about rescue rangers also. That may end up being a impulse buy for me, cuz I liked it but I have much fonder memories of ducktales. But if they are going to skip episodes I won't even impulsively buy it.

Well I am going to be overly optimistic about the first five episodes of DuckTales being on the Volume one set. By the looks of the packaging of the first of the three discs with donald on a navy ship with the nephews would be a great first image as scrooge gets the boys cuz donald is joining the na...

jamminjake245 wrote:It's not definate and the PE should end about two years from now when Disney will stop releasing DVDs and move on to the new format BLU-RAY.

I think it's very laughable to think that disney will stop releasing dvd's in about two years.

I know that Disney has already tied them self with blu-ray. However I don't see why anyone is expecting any of the platinums or even any of the feature animations as the first things they start releasing in the format. You have to admit that Disney's target audience is kids, this can be seen more an...

Edge wrote:To me nothing ever replicated the early disney afternoons.

I agree with you completely. With all your points I feel the exact same way.

Oddly in some twisted way this info could be right. You can evenly split the show up into three volumes of 27 if you don't add the 4 big multi part episodes. Maybe a forth volume could be ducktale movies or something and throw in the feature...so 19 episodes and the movie. I honestly hope this is no...

The first five actually premiered as one 2-hour movie in 1987. I believe in 1988 or 89 they did the Bubba Duck/Time travel episodes as another two hours tv movie and then they premiered Gizmo Duck as Super Ducktales in 89 or 90. They also had a few multi-parters that i dont think we're tv movies su...

When were all of the multi-episodes shown as one? I thought i had watched ducktales from the beginning and i don't remember anything not airing as a normal 30min ep.

And that whole sun coin/fruit story line was the PINNACLE of DuckTales. Those were actually two separate stories. The first were the first five episodes that contained a continued story about finding the valley of the golden sun. The second was another multi-ep story that occurred later in the firs...

Anders M Olsson wrote:As far as I can tell, the answer is no.

Well damn..... but thanks for the info.

I'm sure I could find this out on my own if I were to research it a little, but I thought I would save some time and ask as someone may know.... Will any of the shorts in the upcoming mickey mouse black and white V2 dvd have the mickey/donald/goofy combo like the last short of V1? Or even any shorts...

I recently bought the Next Generation series for about $450, the only thing the seller ever sent me was an envelope that said "confirmation of address", and when i tried to report it and get my money back through paypal, that's how I payed, the powers that be said that since I had recieve...

Hmm, maybe you're right. My bad.

Why is launchpad holding a stitch doll on that cover!? :? I thought it was a great movie, the fact that it didn't have a continutity with the show didn't mean that much to me. At least they didn't decide to reintroduce the characters as if you had never seen them before. Also gizmoduck sucked, fento...

Another example of that is Titanic. In fullscreen the sides are chopped off but you get extra picture on the top and bottom so that not as much of the wide view has to be sacrificed to fit in the tv screen.

Tinkerbell wrote:OK ... my least favorite Disney films would have to be Lady and the Tramp and Pinoccio

And to those of you who dislike Pete's Dragon ... shame on you

I like pete's dragon, the songs are....not that great though.