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Back in the days of VHS and Laserdisc, the Disney Company released several Halloween/spook-themed titles collecting various cartoons together. There was one called "Scary Tales", released on both VHS and Laserdisc in the early 80’s that featured six cartoons (“Donald Duck and the Gorilla”,...

I thought (though I cannot remember for certain) that I remember reading somewhere that a complete collection of Platinum Edition DVDs would be worth a lot of money (this might have been in a press release at the time the Platinum Editions started). I believe that the complete collection was thought...

Ever since “The Little Mermaid”, all of Disney’s fairy tales movies have come out in the fall, usually during the Thanksgiving/Christmas season. Here are the release dates: -“The Little Mermaid” 11/17/89 -“Beauty and the Beast” 11/22/91 -“Aladdin” 11/25/92 -“Enchanted” 11/21/07 -“Tangled” 11/24/10 N...

According to Wikipedia (which I know isn’t the most reliable source of information, but it’s all I have to go on right now), ABC officially canceled the “WWOD” after the “The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe” broadcast on Christmas Eve, 2008. Now, the fact that they would even use that term (“cance...

As a lifelong Disney fan, one area of Disney Home Video I’ve always found interesting was the series of white clamshell VHS tapes that Disney put out in the 80s. I’m old enough that I can remember going to video stores, and seeing those VHS tapes sitting on the shelf in the Disney section. One thing...

I am wondering if it is possible to receive a notification every time somebody responds to a thread I have started (or when somebody responds to my response to someone else’s post). Under my account settings, I selected the option to receive an e-mail notification when someone responds to a topic I ...

Does anybody here remember the “Return To Treasure Island” mini-series? It aired on the Disney Channel back in the mid 80’s and early to mid 90’s. The music, the story, the acting (Brian Blessed will always be the definitive Long John Silver, and Ken Colley will always be the best Ben Gunn) were all...