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Question on complete pluto

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Maybe I am misunderstanding something but why do they call this new set coming out the "Complete" Pluto? There are other later Pluto shorts it is missing like Bubble Bee and others. :?
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Well, it isn't just "Complete Pluto", it's "Complete Pluto Volume One".

So, apparently, two volumes combined will be the "Complete Pluto"...
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Could be misleading to some of the people...
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Only to those who don't read the whole title. "The Complete Pluto Volume One" says it all. There will be more to come to make up the Complete Pluto. People need to read the whole sentence or title before jumping to conclusions about whether it is wrong or right.


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Post by Tom in North Carolina »

I gotta admit I was never a big Pluto fan (I'm a Goofy man), but after watching a few of his shorts I'm actually looking forward to getting the tin tomorrow.

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dvdjunkie wrote:Only to those who don't read the whole title. "The Complete Pluto Volume One" says it all. There will be more to come to make up the Complete Pluto. People need to read the whole sentence or title before jumping to conclusions about whether it is wrong or right.


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Technically, 'The Complete Pluto Volume One' is a contradiction in terms. If it's 'complete' then it's the lot. Whoever thought up the title should be fired on the spot for their lack of grasp on the english language! :lol:
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Celtic wrote:
dvdjunkie wrote:Only to those who don't read the whole title. "The Complete Pluto Volume One" says it all. There will be more to come to make up the Complete Pluto. People need to read the whole sentence or title before jumping to conclusions about whether it is wrong or right.


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Technically, 'The Complete Pluto Volume One' is a contradiction in terms. If it's 'complete' then it's the lot. Whoever thought up the title should be fired on the spot for their lack of grasp on the english language! :lol:
Thats not true. A lot of great books are discribed as "the complete .... vol 1" and further on. Even though it is not complete before we get vol 2 it still will be complete :)
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Thats not true. A lot of great books are discribed as "the complete .... vol 1" and further on. Even though it is not complete before we get vol 2 it still will be complete
The Oxford English Dictionary says that 'complete' means 'ENTIRE' or 'TOTAL' so for something to be complete the content must be in it's entirety. Having Vol 1/2/3 IS a contradiction. That's the way the English dictionary sees it anyway. If we're talking Americanisms then I'm sure it's right to you guys.
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I think the package is misleading. On the cover it just says "The Complete Pluto," and there is a sticker on the shring wrap that says "volume one." So I think it could be misleading to a lot of people.
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Post by Class316 »

The Pluto cover is 100% accurate.

It's the complete Pluto from 1930-1947.

Look at the whole tin first.
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I'm saying that it could be misleading to the casual buyer.
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Maybe a better title should be The Chronological Pluto. But of course, it's a bit late for that.
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Post by Lars Vermundsberget »

Or simply:

Pluto Volume 1.
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blaing wrote:Maybe a better title should be The Chronological Pluto. But of course, it's a bit late for that.
Yeah that's how it should have been. I never got fooled but it's not consistant with some of the other sets.

It's like they got a little lazy with the packaging this time around or just really wanted to save a buck. The content is amazing though as usual but they probably only cut the packaging budget. :(
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I found out, why the first volume of Pluto just ends up with the first Pluto cartoon from 1947. It's the THEME SONG. Pluto's first theme was first used in "Bone Trouble" (1940) and from then in every Pluto cartoon that followed, even in two Mickey's (Lend a paw and Squatter's rights). The last time the theme was used was "Pluto's housewarming", the last one of the treasure set :lol:

After that Pluto got a new tune ... that one, where you can hear Mickey whistle and say "ha ha, hey Pluto". Again, it was used also in two Mickey cartoons : Mickey down under and Pluto's party.
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