That's a great list, Wonderlicious! I'm going to be repeating some of it, but here goes some things which come to mind...
<b>Diamond in the Rough: The Making of Aladdin</b> is just a fantastic and comprehensive making-of documentary. The mix of old footage and the retrospective night content works really well.
<b>The Story Behind <i>Toy Story</i></b> - Nice general half-hour documentary.
<b>The Making of <i>Bambi</i>: A Prince is Born</b> - Easy to appreciate and very cool that they brought in the living filmmakers to participate.
<b>Inside Walt's Story Meetings</b> (on <i>Bambi</i>) - An innovative advance over the standard historian's commentary.
<b>The Story Behind the Masterpiece</b> (on <i>The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh</i>)
<b>The Making of Mickey's Christmas Carol</b> (on Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume 2)
<b>One Hour in Wonderland</b> (<i>Alice in Wonderland</i> ME) and <b>I Captured the King of the Leprechauns</b> (<i>Darby O'Gill</i>) - nice vintage "Disneyland" specials.
<b>Conversations with...</b> series (Vault Disney DVDs) - Nice way to catch up with Disney veterans and reflect upon their various work. Subjects have included Tommy Kirk (<i>Old Yeller</i>), Tim Conway (<i>The Apple Dumpling Gang</i>), John Hough (<i>Escape to Witch Mountain</i>), James McArthur (<i>Swiss Family Robinson</i>)
<b>"Fleabie Reel"</b> (on <i>A Bug's Life</i> CE) - This was my first 2-disc set and it will always stay clear in my memory.
<b>Deleted Songs</b> from <i>Aladdin</i> - These were a cut above most deleted material.
<b>Deleted Scenes</b> from <i>The Incredibles</i>, <i>Mulan</i> SE
And for sheer weirdness, <a href="
http://www.ultimatedisney.com/mmlivingc ... ><b>"Mouse Mania"</b></a> from the Mickey Mouse in Living Color Volume 2 DVD gets a mention.
Pixar Goodness:
The Pixar shorts, whether they're related to the films (like <b>Mike's New Car</b> on <i>Monsters, Inc.</i> and <b>Jack-Jack Attack</b> on <i>The Incredibles</i>) or not (<b>Geri's Game</b>, <b>Knick Knack</b>, <b>Boundin'</b>, etc.), they're wonderful inclusions. In fact, those not related to the films kind of are the moment they play alongside them in theaters.
The <b>Outtakes</b>, particularly the two sets on <i>A Bug's Life</i>, are hilarious. The novelty began to fade for <i>Toy Story 2</i> and <i>Monsters, Inc.</i> as others imitated it and there's only so much to do with these, but those are still inspired.
Games:
<b>Timon & Pumbaa's Virtual Safari 1.5</b> - On <i>The Lion King</i>, it was like "Why did they put time into this instead of substantial stuff on the film?" On <i>The Lion King II</i>, the novelty had already worn off. But on <i>The Lion King ½</i>, even with my limited knowledge of Disney theme parks, this made for a very fun-spirited activity.
Just Kind of Cool:
The <b>Virtual Aquariums</b> on <i>Finding Nemo</i> and <b>Virtual Forest</b> on <i>Bambi</i> are just neat.
<b>Disney Time Capsule: 1942</b> on <i>Bambi</i>, and even the ones that just focus on Disney projects (the Vault Disney DVDs) are good for some slickly-edited nostalgia.
I might add more to this later, as there's much I haven't come to yet.
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