The Ultimate Disney DVD/Blu-ray

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Woohoo, Page 9!

***UPDATED***

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The Hunchback of Notre Dame Version 1.0 (SequelofDisney)
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (netty)
The Rocketeer Version 1.0 (Escapay)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame Version 2.0 (SequelofDisney)
Beauty and the Beast (271286)
Hercules (SequelofDisney)
Alice in Wonderland (Disneykid)
Peter Pan (brownie)
Fantasia (Julian Carter)

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Pinocchio (SequelofDisney)
The Black Hole (Escapay)
The Rocketeer Version 2.0 (Escapay)
Bedknobs and Broomsticks (Escapay)
The Little Mermaid (azul017)
Treasure Planet (SequelofDisney)
The Little Mermaid (Dottie)

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Walt Disney and the World's Fair (goofystitch)
Walt Disney Treasures: Totally 80s (slave2moonlight)
Walt Disney Treasures: Walt Disney Parks - Anaheim and Orlando and beyond (slave2moonlight)
The Black Cauldron (SequelofDisney)
Air Bud (Escapay)
Beauty and the Beast: Broadway Edition (bprovost27)
Saludos Amigos/The Three Caballerros (SequelofDisney)
101 Dalmatians (SequelofDisney)
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (Flanger-Hanger)

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Peter Pan: Wishful Thinking Edition (Escapay)
Robin Hood (yamiiguy)
Peter Pan: What we'll likely get Edition (Escapay)
Robin Hood (SequelofDisney)
The Aristocats (SequelofDisney)
The Great Mouse Detective (Flanger-Hanger)
The Rocketeer Version 3.0 (Escapay)
Fantasia (yamiiguy)

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Fantasia (SequelofDisney)
Fantasia 2000 (yamiiguy)
Chicken Little (Timon/Pumba fan)
The Watcher in the Woods (Escapay)
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (Josh)
The Mighty Ducks Trilogy (Escapay)
The Happiest Millionaire (Flanger-Hanger)
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (SequelofDisney)
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (DisneyFreak5282)
Song of the South (DisneyFreak5282)
Song of the South (Escapay)
The Rescuers (SequelofDisney)
The Rescuers Anthology (Simba3)

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Pinocchio (yamiiguy)
Dumbo (yamiiguy)
The Aristocats (yamiiguy)
The Rescuers (yamiiguy)
The Rescuers Down Under (TheSequelofDisney)
The Black Cauldron (yamiiguy)
The Jungle Book (Josh)
Oliver & Company (TheSequelofDisney)
The Little Mermaid (TheSequelofDisney)
The Aladdin Trilogy (Escapay)
Pete's Dragon (Flanger-Hanger)
The Black Cauldron Version 2.0 (TheSequelofDisney)
The Halloweentown Trilogy (Escapay)

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The Lion King (yamiiguy)
The Lion King (TheSequelofDisney)
The Sword in the Stone (TheSequelofDisney)
Beauty and the Beast (Escapay)

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*incomplete*Walt Disney's Animated Classics: The Legacy Series, Volume One - The Essentials - Milestones in Disney Animation (Escapay)
Pinocchio (Big Disney Fan)
The Little Mermaid Trilogy (yamiiguy)
Walt Disney Eras - The 1920s (yamiiguy)
Tarzan (Escapay)
The Black Cauldron Version 3.0 (TheSequelofDisney)
Princess Mononoke (TheSequelofDisney)

By SequelofDisney: 21
The Hunchback of Notre Dame Version 1.0
The Hunchback of Notre Dame Version 2.0
Hercules
Pinocchio
Treasure Planet
The Black Cauldron Version 1.0
Saludos Amigos/The Three Caballerros
101 Dalmatians
Robin Hood
The Aristocats
Fantasia
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
The Rescuers
The Rescuers Down Under
Oliver & Company
The Little Mermaid
The Black Cauldron Version 2.0
The Lion King
The Sword in the Stone
The Black Cauldron Version 3.0
Princess Mononoke

By Escapay: 16
The Rocketeer Version 1.0
The Black Hole
The Rocketeer Version 2.0
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Air Bud
Peter Pan: Wishful Thinking Edition
Peter Pan: What we'll likely get Edition
The Rocketeer Version 3.0
The Watcher in the Woods
The Mighty Ducks Trilogy
Song of the South
The Aladdin Trilogy
The Halloweentown Trilogy
Beauty and the Beast
Walt Disney's Animated Classics: The Legacy Series, Volume 1 0 The Essentials - Milestones in Disney Animation
Tarzan

By yamiiguy: 11
Robin Hood
Fantasia
Fantasia 2000
Pinocchio
Dumbo
The Aristocats
The Rescuers
The Black Cauldron
The Lion King
The Little Mermaid Trilogy
Walt Disney Eras - The 1920s

By Flanger-Hanger: 4
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
The Great Mouse Detective
The Happiest Millionaire
Pete's Dragon

By slave2moonlight: 2
Walt Disney Treasures: Totally 80s
Walt Disney Treasures: Walt Disney Parks - Anaheim and Orlando and beyond

By DisneyFreak5282: 2
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Song of the South

By Josh: 2
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
The Jungle Book

By LindaMYoung: 2
Scarecrow of Romney Marsh (Dr. Syn alias The Scarecrow)
Gallegher

By netty: 1
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

By 271286: 1
Beauty and the Beast

By Kelvin: 1
Alice in Wonderland

By brownie: 1
Peter Pan

By Julian Carter: 1
Fantasia

By azul017: 1
The Little Mermaid

By Dottie: 1
The Little Mermaid

By goofystitch: 1
Walt Disney and the World's Fair

By bprovost27: 1
Beauty and the Beast: Broadway Edition

By Timon/Pumba fan: 1
Chicken Little

By Simba3: 1
The Rescuers Anthology

By Big Disney Fan: 1
Pinocchio

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[Big Disney Fan]

Now that's more like it!

[TheSequelOfDisney]

Fantasia: 6-Disc Platinum Edition



Technical Specs:
Digitally Restored, Remastered, & UnCut 1.33:1 Original Academy Ratio (Disc 1)
Digitally Restored, Remastered, & UnCut 1.33:1 Original Academy Ratio 1946 "General Release" Version (Disc 2)
Digitally Restored, Remastered, & UnCut 1.33:1 Original Academy Ratio 1982 "Digital Stereo" Version (Disc 3)
THX-Certified with Optimizer Tests
5.1 Disney Enhanced Home Theatre Mix (English)
5.1 Dolby Digital (English, French, Spanish)
Original FantaSound Track (English)
2.0 Mono Track
Subtitles (English, French, Spanish)
Closed-Captioned for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (English)
Full-Motion Interactive 16:9 Menus

Scene Selection:
1: Opening/Narrator's Introduction*
2: "Toccata And Fugue In D Mninor" - Johann Sebastian Bach
3: Narrator's Introduction*
4: "The Nutcracker Suite" - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
5: Narrator's Introduction*
6: "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" - Paul Dukas
7: Narrator's Introduction*
8: "The Rite of Spring" - Igor Stravinsky
9: Intermission
10: Meet the Soundtrack
11: Narrator's Introduction*
12: "The Pastoral Symphony" - Ludwig van Beethoven
13: Narrator's Introduction*
14: "Dance of the Hours" - Amilcrae Ponchielli
15: Narrator's Introduction*
16: "Night On Bald Mountain" - Modeste Moussorgsky
17: "Ave Maria" - Franz Schubert

*ommited in the 1946 version (Disc 2)

Disc One: Original Theatrical Version - 125 minutes

Backstage Disney:
-Audio Commentary - Roy E. Disney, John Canemaker, James Levine, and Scott MacQueen (ported over)
-Audio Commentary - Walt Disney, and John Canemaker (ported over)
-Visual/Audio Commentary - Roy E. Disney, Leonard Maltin, and John Canemaker (new)
-Trivia Track
-Disc 2 Preview

Deleted Materials:
-Introduction with Optional Audio Commentary - Leonard Maltin
"Clair De Lune"
"Ride of the Valkyries" (Storyboard)
"Swan of Tuonela" (Storyboard)
"Flight of the Bumblebee" (Storyboard)
"Invitation to Dance" (Storyboard)
"Adventures in Perambulator" (Storyboard)
Other Concepts (1940)


Disc 2: 1946 "General Release" Version - 84 minutes

Backstage Disney:
-Audio Commentary - Roy E. Disney, John Canemaker, & Leonard Maltin
-Trivia Track
-Disc 3 Preview

-The 1946 Version - 1 1/2 hour Documentary about how the Original Version, failing at the box office, was cut down to a shorter version in which the general public knows


Disc 3: 1982 "Digital Stereo" Version - 125 minutes

Backstage Disney:
-Audio Commentary - Roy E. Disney, John Canemaker, & Leonard Maltin
-Trivia Track
-Disc 4 Preview

-New Year: New Sound - The "Digital Stereo" Fantasia - 35 minutes


Disc 4: Bonus Features

Backstage Disney:
-Magic is Born: The Making-Of The Concert Feature - 3 hours - 30 Chapter Stops
-The Music Behind the Music - 1 hour 20 minutes (each segment 10 minutes) - 8 Chapter Stops
-The Sound Engulfs You: FantaSound - 25 minutes
-Disc 5 Sneek Peek


Disc 5: Bonus Features

Backstage Disney:
-Magic is Born: More Making-Of The Concert Feature - 2 1/2 hours - 27 Chapter Stops
-The Magic Continued: The Sequel - 15 minutes
-The Special Effects of Fantasia
-Publicity:
Trailers:
-1940
-1946
-1956
-1963
-1969
-1977
-1982
-1985
-1990
TV Spots:
-1956
-1963
-1969
-1977
-1982
-1985
-1990
Home Video Trailers:
-1990
Disney DVD Trailers:
-2000
Posters


Disc 6: Bonus Features

Backstage Disney:
-The Fantasia Legacy: The Concert Feature - 50 minutes
-The Interstitials:
Introduction
Visual Development Video Gallery
Production Photos
-Toccata and Fugue in D Minor:
Introduction
Alternate Concept
Visual Development Video Gallery
About the Music
-The Nutcracker Suite:
Introduction
Excerpt from "The Story of the Animated Drawing" Layering and Painting
Visual Development Video Gallery
Character Design Video Gallery
About the Music
-The Sorcerer's Apprentice:
Introduction
Deleted Animation: Mickey with the Broom
Story Reel
Visual Development Video Gallery
Character Design Video Gallery
About the Music
-The Rite of Spring:
Introduction
Excerpt from "Tricks of Our Trade": Effects Demonstration
Visual Development Video Gallery
Character Design Video Gallery
About th Music
-The Pastoral Symphony:
Introduction
Visual Development Video Gallery
Character Design Video Gallery
About the Music
-Dance of the Hours:
Introduction
Excerpt from "Tricks of Our Trade": Live Action Model Reference
Visual Development Video Gallery
Character Design Video Gallery
Unused Rough Animation
About the Music
-Night on Bald Mountain:
Introduction
Excerpt from "The Plausible Impossible": Marrying Music and Visuals
Visual Development Video Gallery
Character Design Video Gallery
About the Music
-Ave Maria:
Introduction
Visual Development Video Gallery
About the Music
-Biographies
-Fantasia: The Now - 26 minutes

[TheSequelOfDisney]

Hocus Pocus: 3-Disc 15th Anniversary Edition (2008)



Technical Specs:
Digitally Restored & Remastered 1.85:1 Anamorphic Widescreen (OAR)
THX-Certified with Optimizer Tests
5.1 Dolby Digital EX (English)
5.1 Dolby Digital (English, French, Spanish)
Subtitles (English, French, Spanish)
Closed-Captioning for the Deaf and Heard of Hearing (English)
Full-Motion Interactive 16:9 Menus
26 Chapter Stops

Disc One:

Main Feature: (96 minutes)
-Hocus Pocus

Backstage Disney:
-Introduction - 1 1/2 minutes
-Filmmaker's Audio Commentary - Kenny Ortega, David Kirschner, & Mick Garris
-Cast Audio Commentary - Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kathy Najimy, & Doug Jones
-Cast Audio Commentary - Omri Katz, Thora Birch, Vinessa Shaw, & Jason Marsden
-Isolated Music Track
-Above the Grave: Trivia Track
-Disney Song Selection
-Disc 2 Sneek Peek

Disc Two:

Main Feature: (120 minutes) - 13 Chapter Stops
-Double Double Toil and Trouble: The Making Of Hocus Pocus

-Interview with the Kids - 20 minutes

-Becoming Billy: The Actor, The Transformation - 15 minutes

-Original Treatment - 20 pages

-Final Script - 30 pages

-Deleted Scenes/Unused Concepts - with Optional Commentary by Kenny Ortega

-Song Demos with Introduction by Kenny Ortega

-Publicity Materials:
-Theatrical Teaser (1992/1993)
-Theatrical Trailers (1993)
-TV Spots (1993/1994)
-DVD Trailers (1999)

Promotional Poster Gallery:
-Domestic Theatrical Posters
-International Theatrical Posters
-Unused Concepts
-Lobby Cards
-One-Sheets
-Half-Sheets
-Virtual Pressbook

Disc Three:

Main Feature: (60 minutes) - 13 Chapter Stops
-Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble: More Making Of Hocus Pocus

-Interview with Winifred - 25 minutes

-Interview with Sarah - 20 minutes

-Interview with Mary - 25 minutes

-Art Galleries:
Video - 30 minutes

-A Look Back with Kenny Ortega - 30 minutes

-Hocus Pocus on Disney Channel - 10 minutes

-Disney Time Capsule: 1993 - 8 minutes

-Hocus Pocus: A Revolution in the Media - 25 minutes

-Casting the Magic: Special Effects Department - 20 minutes

[Lars Vermundsberget]

I'd buy that 6-disc edition of Fantasia.

[TheSequelOfDisney]

I'd buy that 6-disc edition of Fantasia.

So would I!

[Big Disney Fan]

I'd buy that 6-disc edition of Fantasia.

So would I!

Me, too! How did you put those pictures up, by the way? I want to know how to do that, too.

[TheSequelOfDisney]

Me, too! How did you put those pictures up, by the way? I want to know how to do that, too.

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And who WOULDN'T want a 6-Disc Platinum Edition of a FANTASTIC movie?

[Big Disney Fan]

Me, too! How did you put those pictures up, by the way? I want to know how to do that, too.

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And who WOULDN'T want a 6-Disc Platinum Edition of a FANTASTIC movie?

Well, did you use some kinda photomaker software to do this, like Photoshop or Adobe Photodeluxe?

Also, will all versions of the movie be on this set, even the severely truncated 1942 version and the Irwin Kostal-orchestrated version of the 1980s?

[TheSequelOfDisney]

Well, did you use some kinda photomaker software to do this, like Photoshop or Adobe Photodeluxe?

Also, will all versions of the movie be on this set, even the severely truncated 1942 version and the Irwin Kostal-orchestrated version of the 1980s?

I used Paint for most of my DVDs. But with the Fantasia DVD I used Word Art, that I made in Microsoft PowerPoint, resized it in Mircrosoft Image-something-or-other, and put it on Paint.

I have the Irwin Kostal-orchestrated version on there, that's Disc 3. Sadly, that 1942 version isn't on there. I didn't even know there was a 1942 version. I know there was a 1946 version, but 1942

[Big Disney Fan]

Well, did you use some kinda photomaker software to do this, like Photoshop or Adobe Photodeluxe?

Also, will all versions of the movie be on this set, even the severely truncated 1942 version and the Irwin Kostal-orchestrated version of the 1980s?

I used Paint for most of my DVDs. But with the Fantasia DVD I used Word Art, that I made in Microsoft PowerPoint, resized it in Mircrosoft Image-something-or-other, and put it on Paint.

I have the Irwin Kostal-orchestrated version on there, that's Disc 3. Sadly, that 1942 version isn't on there. I didn't even know there was a 1942 version. I know there was a 1946 version, but 1942

The 1946 version is also known as the "General Release Version", which is the version we got for its 50th anniversary in 1990 with Fantasound. As for the 1942 version you know nothing of, well, here's a complete description from the Internet Movie Database:

"For its first wide release in January 1942, RKO had the film severely edited down to 81 minutes and re-issued it with the tagline "Fantasia will Amazia!" Practically all of the Deems Taylor interstitual footage was removed, as well as the entire "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" sequence. This chopped version of the film (which was usually booked in theatres as a "B" picture) did disastrous box-office and was pulled from distribution after a relatively short run."

Hope this helps. Do you or don't you have this version? BTW, you should improve the cover slightly, have at least one or two characters. I suggest using Mickey and Chernobog.

[Big Disney Fan]

Disc 2: 1946 "General Release" Version - 84 minutes

Backstage Disney:
-Audio Commentary - Roy E. Disney, John Canemaker, & Leonard Maltin
-Trivia Track
-Disc 3 Preview

-The 1946 Version - 1 1/2 hour Documentary about how the Original Version, failing at the box office, was cut down to a shorter version in which the general public knows

Actually, that's the 1942 version. Here's the description of the actual 1946 version:

"For its first re-release in 1946, the film was re-edited to a running time of 120 minutes. Tocatta and Fugue was restored to the film, but most of the interstitual footage was shortened, dubbed over, or removed. This cut of the film is the most common, and most subsequent versions of the film are based on this edit."

[Lars Vermundsberget]

Apparently, there was a "severely truncated" version (although I thought it came out in 1941 already). Fantasia was in the short term very far from a financial success, and in an attempt to minimize the loss they tried to make Fantasia "easier to swallow" by cutting it down to a format similar to some of the later "package features". As far as I understand the commentaries and other "filler" materials and probably even the "Toccata and Fugue" piece were cut.

[Lars Vermundsberget]

You just beat me to it. However, I guess there wouldn't really be any need to use one disc for a "lesser" version like this. They could for once include the shorter version using the "seamless branching" feature, that's supposedly one of things that can be done with DVD...

[Timon/Pumbaa fan]

Also as a side note, when I first saw the title of this thread I thought it was going to be coming up with a DVD about UD. Oh well, this is a fun topic too!

Well, in the words of Shere Khan, “What an excellent idea!” I’ll try it:

Walt Disney Treasures: UltimateDisney.com: The Ultimate Guide To Disney DVD (2007)

Disc One:

UltimateDisney.com: Part 1- from 2001 to 2003: Leonard Maltin interviews Luke in for this 2 hour documentary on how UltimateDisney.com got started and shares some information and history on Disney’s releases as well as DVD formatting altogether.



Pictures of Leonard Maltin with our beloved Lukester.

Backstage Disney:
Introduction - Introduction By Leonard Maltin explaining briefly what can be found on Disc one of this very special set.

Audio Commentary: Fans Justin Smith and Albert Gutierrez, who famously offered us the magnificent commentary tracks for Chicken Little and Ernest Goes To Splash Mountain, return to give their various wacky comments on “UltimateDisney.com: 2001 to 2003”.

Reviews
-Introduction: Leonard Maltin briefly explaining how reviews at UltimateDisney.com work and saying they picked these reviews as members have given all of them nominations for awards.
- Virtual Gallery: A new gallery of reviews of Disney DVDs UltimateDisney.com has done for the past 3 years+. These reviews include the award nominated:
*Aladdin Platinum Edition by Luke
*Brother Bear by Luke
*The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe: Special 2-Disc Collector's Edition by Luke
*Cinderella: Platinum Edition[/b] by Luke
*The Happiest Millionaire: Restored Roadshow Edition by Luke
*The Incredibles Collector's Editionby Luke
*Lady and the Tramp: Platinum Editionby Luke
*The Lion King Platinum Edition by Luke
*Mary Poppins: 40th Anniversary Edition by Luke
*Mulan Special Edition by Luke
*The Muppet Show: Season One by Luke
*Sleeping Beautyby Jack Seiley
*Tarzan: "Special" Editionby Aaron Wallace
*Walt Disney Treasures: The Chronological Donald: by Luke
*Walt Disney Treasures: On The Front Lines: Luke
*Walt Disney Treasures: Disney Rarities - Celebrated Shorts 1920-1960 by Luke

Seven Young People: Just like Walt had people working for him, Luke couldn’t make the entire site on his own. And like the group of animators Walt had called “The Nine Old Men”, Luke had a group of people called “The Seven Young People”: Aaron Wallace, Renata Joy, James Reader, Lindsay Mayer, deathiemouse, Jack Seiley and indianajdp and how these moderators have helped contribute to Disney over the past years at UltimateDisney.com

The Loomishood of the Traveling Pants:
-An Introduction from Leonard Maltin warning everyone saying that several of Loomis’ loveable qualities, most specifically nudity, were considered harmless at the time, but nobody meant to insult people who wore clothes.
-A hour long documentary on this loveable cheese-loving and pants-less Aussie whose adventures were/are well spent on UltimateDisney.com as well as other sites such as “dvdbits.com” and “HKDLsource.com
Easter Egg: Ultimate Guide to Pooh: A Guide written by our beloved Loomis to talk about the millions of adventures Pooh has had digitalized over the years.

DIScussions: Reviews of Alice in Wonderland, Beauty and the Beast, The Country Bears(2002 film) and The Sword of the Stone by James Reader and Alexander Alexiou

Pasta Profiles - hosted by Pasta67, after a short introduction of himself on UltimateDisney.com, he host short documentaries/interviews, each around 15 minutes or so long, of various members on UltimateDisney.com, including:
*The Member of Fantasy: A documentary on Disneykid
*It Was All Started by a Mouseboy: A documentary on MickeyMouseboy
*Laserdisc Unit: A documentary on The Lizard King
*A Cool UD Member Man Okay?: A documentary on MickeyMousePal
* Shift Wars: A documentary on one of UD’s biggest Star Wars fans; Maerj
*Royal Reviews(and Rants): A documentary on Prince Adam, Prince Phillip and the cruelty known as Prince Eric

Banner Galleries: Every banner used in the year 2003


Disc Two:

UltimateDisney.com: Part 2- 2004 to Today : Leonard Malitn returns with another interview with out beloved webmaster as he discusses the difficulties and challenges he had as the site grew, as well as advantages.

Audio Commentary: Fans Justin Smith and Albert Gutierrez return once again for their thoughts on this interview with this fun commentary.

CD Reviews:
-Introduction by Leonard Maltin explaining the history of CD reviews.
-Virtual Gallery: A gallery of the following award nominated reviews:
*The Cheetah Girls - Cheetah-licious Christmas by Aaron Wallace
*The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe: *Soundtrack by Luke
*Chicken Little: Soundtrack by Luke
*DEVO 2.0 - DEV2.0 by Luke
*DisneyRemixMania by Aaron Wallace
*High School Musical: Soundtrack by Aaron Wallace
*The Muppet Christmas Carol: Special Anniversary Edition Soundtrack by Luke
*Walt Disney Takes You to Disneyland by Renata Joy
*The Musical History of Disneyland by Luke

Interviews:
-Galleries of 5 reviews, including:
* An Interview with Hank Jones, 8-Film Disney Vet
*An Interview with Don Hahn, Veteran Producer
* An Interview with Leonard Maltin, Disney Treasures
*An Interview with Jim Brickman, Disney Songbook
*A Bite with Sharkboy: Taylor Lautner

Special Events:
Galleries of Special Events which are:
*Guide to Cars Tie-ins
*Cars World Premiere
*A Tour of Disney's ARL
*Disneyland 50th Anniversary Report

Devoted Fans:
- 20 Minute Documentary with interviews from various members on the various timew UltimateDisney.com has been mentioned, including by Disney themselves! Interviews
-Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Pod: Episode 14 - Disney on the Web: UltimateDisney.com Part 1
-Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Pod: Episode 15 – Disney on the Web: UltimateDisney.com Part 2
-The MousePod Vol. 2: Episode 1 - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Pasta Profiles - hosted by Pasta67, after a short introduction of himself on UltimateDisney.com, he host short documentaries/interviews, each around 15 minutes or so long, of various members on UltimateDisney.com, including:
*The Magical Land of the U.K.: A documentary of our U.K. members: most specifically ichabod, Wonderlicious and Rachael.
*The Original New Jersey Trilogy: A documentary on the three New Jersey Members: KramNebuer, Escapay and JaneMccoy
*Shift Wars: A documentary on one of UD’s biggest Star Wars fans: lord-of-sith
*The Bambi Boys: A documentary on the three of the world’s biggest Bambi fans: Isidour, Zoltack and bambifan56
*A Road on RJKD23 Street: A documentary on RJKD23
*Harry Keyboard: A documentary on two of UD’s biggest Harry Potter fans: SofaKing381222 and magicalwands
*UD Rocking and Rolling: A documentary on DaveWadding
*2000 or Not, Here I Come: A documentary on Disney-Fan
*All that Laz: A documentary on Lazario
*Slipcover of Not, Here I Come: A documentary on the frighteningly sad Alan

In Search of the Castaways: UD member Timon/Pumbaa fan hosts this documentary as he reveals the history of missing members, including the mysterious case of Jack which no one to this day knows what happened.

In The Vaults: A documentary hosted by Timon/Pumbaa fan as he gives you a history who has actually been banned, including the legend known as “Tangela”.
Easter Egg: A short documentary on the members who got suspended, but not banned.

Banner Gallery:
-Every banner used from the years 2004-2006.

Disney Theme Parks:
-Imagineering a Theme Park Forum: A 16 minute documentary on how a theme park forum was created and the inspiration for it.
-UD Members’ Memories: A 35 mintue documentary, starring Richard Gray, Renata Joy, Luke, Albert Gutierrez, Justin Smith and others as they share some of their favorite moments at the happiest places on Earth.

Packaging and Disc Art:
-Double-Width Dual-Amaray Keepcase with swinging page for disc
-16-page collectible booklet with Introduction, a Letter from Leonard Maltin, and comprehensive listings of material on each disc
-Certificate of Authenticity (Limited to 100,000 pressings)
-Reproduction of original banner ever used on UD
-Full-Color Character Artwork (NOT transparent)
*Disc 1: Loomis
*Disc 2: Timon/Pumbaa fan

SRP $32.99

[Escapay]

I love it Justin! Though I think you forgot to finish out the description for a featurette about Disney-Fan? It starts with 2000 or not, here I come, then goes straight to the next one.

Gotta love that comment about Alan. "Frighteningly sad". Classic.

Escapay

[Timon/Pumbaa fan]

I love it Justin! Though I think you forgot to finish out the description for a featurette about Disney-Fan? It starts with 2000 or not, here I come, then goes straight to the next one.

Yup. Thanks. It takes quite a bit of work to read such a long documents and look for mistakes.

After a few minor changes here and there, it should be perfect now!

[Escapay]

Monday, November 20, 2006:

I love it Justin! Though I think you forgot to finish out the description for a featurette about Disney-Fan? It starts with 2000 or not, here I come, then goes straight to the next one.

Yup. Thanks. It takes quite a bit of work to read such a long documents and look for mistakes.

Which is one reason that Volume One of my uber-collector boxset series is still not done yet. I want everything absolutely perfect and uniform to my previous formats, lol.

And for the few and far between that come to this thread and care about such things, a progress report on how the Volume One Boxset looks right now:

Volume One: The Essentials - Milestones in Disney Animation: (25 discs)

-Fantasia: Six-Disc Legacy Edition (3 for the movie, 3 for bonus materials) - this is about 70% done

-Peter Pan: Four-Disc Legacy Edition (2 for the movie, 2 for bonus materials) - this is about 95% done

-The Fox and the Hound: Three-Disc Legacy Edition (2 for the movie, 1 for bonus materials) - this is about 45% done

-Beauty and the Beast: Eight-Disc Legacy Edition (4 for the movie, 4 for bonus materials) - this is about 95% done

-The Emperor's New Groove: Three-Disc Legacy Edition (2 for the movie, 1 for bonus materials) - this is about 40% done

-Walt Disney’s Legacy: Boxset Exclusive Bonus Disc
-Exclusive Documentary "Innovations in Animation" - 90 minutes

Fantasia SRP $69.99
Peter Pan SRP $49.99
The Fox and the Hound SRP $39.99
Beauty and the Beast SRP $89.99
The Emperor's New Groove $39.99
Bought Separately, combined SRP $290 (minus a few pennies)

Boxset SRP $249.99

The entire thing is already done in the shortform notes I have, it's the longform descriptive version that I'm known for that's taking me awhile. Volume Two, also a 25-disc set, is about 1/3 done in shortform, and I haven't even begun to do any longform writing for it. But, a quick preview...

Volume Two: Heroes and Legends (25 discs)

The Sword in the Stone: Three-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 18 ) - 25% done in shortform
Robin Hood: Three-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 21) - 25% done in shortform
The Black Cauldron: Ten-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 25) - 75% done in shortform
Hercules: Four-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 35) - 45% done in shortform
Mulan: Four-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 36) - 45% done in shortform
Walt Disney’s Legacy: Bonus Disc
-Exclusive Documentary "Legends Given Life" - 90 minutes

Monday, February 5, 2007:
"Doctor Gulley and the Dalmatians of Doom" has become "Happy the Dancing Elf of Phrooflington" and I don't care anymore.

Wednesday, March 21, 2007:
I hope I will not regret returning to this thread later on and that some people have learned their lesson. I hope that any future posts after mine will not contain anything remotely similar to descriptions and names for bonus features, packaging, banner names, etc. From now on, if any of my new descriptions or featurettes are copied and slightly modified for someone else's set, I will pull out once again, and simply ignore that user's messages on the boards. It's not my thread, but I'll ask Sequel to once again ask for it to be closed, to further prevent more acts of plagiarism.

Escapay

Escapay

[Big Disney Fan]

Can you maybe put up a cover of the four-disc Peter Pan DVD?

[DisneyFreak5282]

Fantasia: 2-Disc Platinum Edition (2008??)

Disc One:

Movie: The original, uncensored cut

Widescreen (whatever its OAR was)

Sneak Peeks:
Fantasia 2000: Special Edition
The Little Mermaid II: Special Edition
101 Dalmatians: Platinum Edition
Rapunzel
American Dog
The Santa Clause Trilogy set
The Golden Girls: The Complete Series special Edition Box Set

Theatrical Trailers (original and re-releases)

Disc Two Preview

Disc Two

Movie: Censored, theatrical version of the film

Game: Compose with Mickey

Short film: Mickey's Philhar Magic (the WDW attraction on DVD)

1940s interview with Walt Disney on the success of Fantasia


...and more!


Oh, and the cover art would be something like this: