I would pull out a few good movies Disney doesn't want to take out lol.
Song Of The South, HINT HINT lol
The Disney Vault: Announcements, Discussion, & Questions
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ichabod
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Yes, there really is a vault!
I can't reveal it's location for obvious reasons.
But basically after passing through heavilly armoured doors with many guards, the 'vault' is split into 5 further sub vaults each behind a numbered door.
Behind door 1 is every film and short subject that Disney has produced that they fear would outrage the public and besmerch the happy Disney name if ever released.
Behind door 2 is every film which Disney does see fit to release, however have decided to withdraw from sale, so they can maximize their profit, when they generously decide to release it.
Behind door 3 is every abandoned sequel that never came to fruition. Titles include '103 Dalmatians', 'Home on the Range II: Two of the characters have been made into burgers', 'Old Yeller II: Zombie Dog', 'Mary Poppins II: Nanny in the 1980s ghetto' and 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame III: Extreme Makeover: Hump Edition'.
Door 4 is simply marked 'Michael (insert villainous 'Mwah ha ha ha' laugh here) Eisner's plans for world domination'. And I've never been in there.
The room behind door 5 has a constanstly maintained temerature of -17 degrees centigrade and contains Walt's cryogenically frozen head.
In case the 'Vault' is accidentally destroyed by fire, flood, nuclear war or evil CEO, an exact replica of the Vault and all its contents is located in Poland.
This is referred to as the 'Pole Vault'.
I can't reveal it's location for obvious reasons.
But basically after passing through heavilly armoured doors with many guards, the 'vault' is split into 5 further sub vaults each behind a numbered door.
Behind door 1 is every film and short subject that Disney has produced that they fear would outrage the public and besmerch the happy Disney name if ever released.
Behind door 2 is every film which Disney does see fit to release, however have decided to withdraw from sale, so they can maximize their profit, when they generously decide to release it.
Behind door 3 is every abandoned sequel that never came to fruition. Titles include '103 Dalmatians', 'Home on the Range II: Two of the characters have been made into burgers', 'Old Yeller II: Zombie Dog', 'Mary Poppins II: Nanny in the 1980s ghetto' and 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame III: Extreme Makeover: Hump Edition'.
Door 4 is simply marked 'Michael (insert villainous 'Mwah ha ha ha' laugh here) Eisner's plans for world domination'. And I've never been in there.
The room behind door 5 has a constanstly maintained temerature of -17 degrees centigrade and contains Walt's cryogenically frozen head.
In case the 'Vault' is accidentally destroyed by fire, flood, nuclear war or evil CEO, an exact replica of the Vault and all its contents is located in Poland.
This is referred to as the 'Pole Vault'.
Now that is humorBehind door 3 is every abandoned sequel that never came to fruition. Titles include '103 Dalmatians', 'Home on the Range II: Two of the characters have been made into burgers', 'Old Yeller II: Zombie Dog', 'Mary Poppins II: Nanny in the 1980s ghetto' and 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame III: Extreme Makeover: Hump Edition'.
Door 4 is simply marked 'Michael (insert villainous 'Mwah ha ha ha' laugh here) Eisner's plans for world domination'. And I've never been in there.
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I am your host, your ghost host
Is this haunted room actally stretching or is it just your imagination?
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lord-of-sith
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Wouldn't that be awesome if there really was a vault? It'd be the most awesome vault in the world. Oh, and...
ichabod wrote: Door 4 is simply marked 'Michael (insert villainous 'Mwah ha ha ha' laugh here) Eisner's plans for world domination'. And I've never been in there.
The room behind door 5 has a constanstly maintained temerature of -17 degrees centigade and contains Walt's cryogenically frozen head.
In case the 'Vault' is accidentally destroyed by fire, flood, nuclear war or evil CEO, an exact replica of the Vault and all its contents is located in Poland.
This is referred to as the 'Pole Vault'.
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Spottedfeather
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I don't know about an actual vault where they put the movies for five years or whatever, but in Kansas City or nearby Independence, Missouri (where I live. Don't remember exactly which city the vault's in.), there are a system of caves used for storage and office space. In one of the caves, there is a vault where celluloid prints of every Disney movie is stored/archived. Never been there, though. Would love to see it.
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jamminjake245
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On one of the Platinum editions (forgot which one) there is a feature about the restoration and it shows a man punching in a code and walking into an airtight room. I think it is Bambi, but I am not sure.
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Yes, it was Bambi but he didn't have to punch a code or anything he just went into a room with rubber gloves and retrieved the orginial (the original, original) movie reel. I think the reel was in an air tight container because those movies do deteriorated so they preserve it some how.jamminjake245 wrote:On one of the Platinum editions (forgot which one) there is a feature about the restoration and it shows a man punching in a code and walking into an airtight room. I think it is Bambi, but I am not sure.
I believe the place on the <i>Bambi</i> DVD was the Animation Research Library, which catalogs artwork from all of Disney's films. Pluto Region1 got to visit it and wrote a report about it here. But there aren't any discontinued DVDs there...as far as I know.
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Karushifa
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Yeah, I saw a TV show on that complex, I think it was Modern Marvels or something like that. It used to be some sort of mine, but when the minerals gave out, the mining company sold it to a developer. They turned it into the commercial complex that it is now, with interior walls to separate the tenants. A lot of companies that need climate strictly controlled store fragile or sensitive items there, so that includes the Disney prints.Spottedfeather wrote:I don't know about an actual vault where they put the movies for five years or whatever, but in Kansas City or nearby Independence, Missouri (where I live. Don't remember exactly which city the vault's in.), there are a system of caves used for storage and office space. In one of the caves, there is a vault where celluloid prints of every Disney movie is stored/archived. Never been there, though. Would love to see it.
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hides in shameAladdin: Is it ever going back into the vault?
This set has been out for quite a while now.
Is it ever going back into the vault?
Is it ever going back into the vault?
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That's awesome!271286 wrote:I just won a sealed Aladdin gift set on ebay for only $19.99... Wohah... So now I dont care if it goes out of print soon...
Also Got TLK Gift Set for only $29.99 too and BaTB for about $50 both sealed - My lucky day I guess...
I just won all brand new and authentic copies of Snow White, The Lion King, and Sleeping Beauty.
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Since it's a Platinum title it's supposed to go back into the vault, but I don't know when that will be. It's been nearly two years since its release but I still see an abundance of slipcovered copies.
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Enchantress
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In England it's impossible to find Aladdin on DVD anymore, at least where I live, it's been like that for a while actually so I presume that soon it'll go OOP in America.
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