Donald in MathMagic Land?
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Donald in MathMagic Land?
Hi.
I have been trying to find a copy of Donald in MathMagic Land for my 3 year old nephew. (The one he currently has been used so much it is about to turn to dust!)
The Disney Online site tells me that it is out of production. After speaking to one of the cast members at a Disney Store, they suggested I come here.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
I have been trying to find a copy of Donald in MathMagic Land for my 3 year old nephew. (The one he currently has been used so much it is about to turn to dust!)
The Disney Online site tells me that it is out of production. After speaking to one of the cast members at a Disney Store, they suggested I come here.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
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Will it be on any of the Donald Treasures?
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Re: Donald in MathMagic Land?
It is currently available on DVD in Japan, pretty cheaply.FrancisAlbert wrote:Hi.
I have been trying to find a copy of Donald in MathMagic Land for my 3 year old nephew. (The one he currently has been used so much it is about to turn to dust!)
The Disney Online site tells me that it is out of production. After speaking to one of the cast members at a Disney Store, they suggested I come here.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
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Are you kidding? Ludwig von Drake ought to know all about this.
Well, it's about mathematics in the broader sense. DD is drawn into a strange land where a voice tells him about maths - starting with some ancient Greeks and going on to tell how maths can describe certain phenomena of nature; architecture, music, modern science. Entertaining and at times quite beautiful. Considerably longer than the typical ~7 min "short". I've forgotten the exact running time, but I think it's about 25 minutes.
Well, it's about mathematics in the broader sense. DD is drawn into a strange land where a voice tells him about maths - starting with some ancient Greeks and going on to tell how maths can describe certain phenomena of nature; architecture, music, modern science. Entertaining and at times quite beautiful. Considerably longer than the typical ~7 min "short". I've forgotten the exact running time, but I think it's about 25 minutes.
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Well, technically, neither was Mickey's Christmas Carol, Prince and the Pauper, Sorceror's Apprentice, or Mickey and the Beanstalk, but these were all released on Mickey Mouse in Living Color Vol. 2. A precedence has been set.karlsen wrote:It is not a short, so why should it be released in the Cronological Donald serie?
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P.S. Given its date, it doesn't seem likely that it would be released on the Chronological Donald, Vol. 2. Perhaps 3 (or 4)?
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In Disney's lexicon, there are feature films (generally longer than an hour), featurettes (shorter than an hour but longer than shorts), and shorts (about ten minutes or less). There are, however, exceptions. Saludos Amigos is considered a feature film, though lasting less than an hour.Christian wrote:It is certainly shorter than any feature-length movie. Does that make it a short?
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Most of the classic shorts are roughly ~7 minutes or from a bit over five to about ten. A large percentage, or even most, of the "shorts" from 1957 and later are longer than what I consider the "classic short". Some of them are 12-15 minutes and some longer. Ben & Me (1953) also belongs to this group.
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