Actually this year. I bet that is what you meant though.That1GuyPictures wrote: I guess for now I'll just have to be content with the fact
that my Incredibles DVD today rocked, and that Pocahontas and Cinderella will hit DVD next year.
Here's what I'm thinking of getting from this list. 
ZOOMBOOM0688 wrote:Disney Channel Original Movie(s)awallaceunc wrote:I love these movies). I'm also very excited to see that there will be a bonus feature for these movies (what's DCOM?).99%
WOW!!!! SO MANY MOVIES I AM SO EXCTIED!!!! .Either way I am so excited to see all these movies. Here is my list..... .
The Pied Piper is the only short here not on the Treasures DVD. I really don't want to buy this for the one short. When are more of the Silly Symphonies going to be released as the Disney Treasures?TIMELESS TALES VOLUMES 1 & 2
STREET DATE: August 16, 2005, SRP: $19.99 for each volume
VOLUME 1:
The Prince And The Pauper – Mickey, Donald and Goofy star in the classic story of mistaken identities.
The Three Little Pigs – This milestone of Disney animation features the now-famous song “Who’s Afraid of the
Big Bad Wolf?” and won the Academy Award® for Best Animated Short, 1933.
The Tortoise And The Hare – Disney’s animated version of the famous fable won an Academy Award® for Best
Animated Short, 1935.
The Grasshopper and the Ants – In this animated treat, a lazy grasshopper prefers to sing and dance rather than
forage like his friends the ants. When winter comes, the ants save the grasshopper in return for musical
entertainment. The film introduced the now-classic song “The World Owes Me A Living.”
The Pied Piper – An animated version of the legendary fable. When the Pied Piper lures the rats from Hamelin
Town but is not paid in gold, he leads the children of the town away to the magical Garden of Happiness.
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Here too Ferdinand the Bull is the only new one. It is about time a Disney Treasures volume 2 of Silly Symphonies is released.VOLUME 2:
The Wind In The Willows – Mr. Toad’s mania for motorcars lands him in jail, and drives his dear friends Moley,
Rat and Angus MacBadger into a panic. This delightful fantasy, one of the most famous in children’s literature, is
set in storybook England. It features outstanding animation from the first “Golden Age” of the Disney Studio.
The Ugly Duckling – A little duckling is initially shunned by his family but wins out in the end, in this animated
version of the famous story by Hans Christian Andersen.
Ferdinand The Bull – Ferdinand is a fearsome-looking bull who actually just wants to take time to smell the
flowers. Not even a matador and the bullring can make him change his mind. This film won the Academy Award®
for Best Animated Short, 1938. Walt Disney himself is caricatured among the characters at the bullfight.
The Country Cousin –When Abner, a mouse from Podunk, visits his big city cousin Monty, he learns that the city
may not be the best place for him. This film won the Academy Award® for Best Animated Short, 1936.
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Nope the next wave of WD Treasures could be the ones seen here: http://www.ultimatedisney.com/treasures.htmlnetenyahoo wrote: I thought I heard that Johnny Tremain was going to be released this December as the Disney Treasures. Is this not the case?
I'm not sure why <i>Johnny Tremain</i> would wind up in the Treasures. Though it began production intended as a Disney television movie, it did become a theatrically-released feature film. And while it is a rarity, it's not really a 1-of-a-kind type of thing like <i>The Reluctant Dragon</i> or <i>Victory Through Air Power</i>. This will probably be the only DVD release the film gets.netenyahoo wrote:I must have confused it with Swamp Fox. Is Johnny Tremain worth getting or do you think it will be released on Disney Treasures? I like collecting all the older movies and shorts together on Disney Treasures.
Season 1 of "The Muppet Show" is rumored to be expected late 2005 or early 2006. That it's not listed in this announcement doesn't mean it's not coming, since I imagine "late 2005" could very well be sometime in the fall, beyond the listings of this announcement. Or it could even be sometime before October, as these aren't complete. I haven't heard anything new on this, though, there does seem to be some weight to the rumors, hence why it shows up on UD's upcoming Schedule.DisneyDork wrote:I thought "The Muppet Show SE" dvd was due this year too?
I don't know how many of you watch the disney channel but the always have short little Behind-the-scenes things and now they started putting DCOM and the name of the movie for the title of the feature, so I'm sure it's going to be those Behind-the-scenes shorts which is kind of bad because the aren't that good but they have more than one so they will probably put them all together and hopefully add more things or else it will only be like 5 - 10 minLuke wrote:They're clearly trying to do something with the brand and if that something is bonus features for us, then I say, bravo! (Well I don't really say that, but I think that.)
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