Should I keep my Melody Time?

[Wonderlicious]

Okay, I saw Melody Time in a shop for £9.99 and decided to pick it up, as it was one of the rare Disney animated films that I hadn't seen. However, apart from the Blame it on the Samba part, I found the film to be rather dull and probably won't want to see it again. I was thinking about selling it on Amazon Marketplace, but there's something that's making me have doubts; the UK DVD has the Pecos Bill sequence unedited. For the sake of it being unedited, I wondered if I should keep my copy. Yet the power of eBay/Amazon Marketplace is making me hungry to sell it. Where should Melody Time go? On the shelf or on the Internet auctions?

[orestes.]

Are you a collector? If you plan to build a complete Disney collection I would keep it or maybe keep it just for the one segment you like.

[Oldyeller]

I would keep it just for the historical value and for the music of that time. It's interesting to listen to the music of our parents or grandparents - even if they didn't rock.

[Lars Vermundsberget]

Well, it does have its place in the history of Disney. It helps to see it in context, IMO. Not all of the pieces are that strong, though. My favourites are Blame It On The Samba and Bumble Boogie.

[PatrickvD]

I'd keep it.... but that's because it is my favourite movie of the anthology films from the 40's. If you want an answer you should ask yourself wether you are a collector or not. Still I'd keep it.... you can always buy another one and sell it just to stop the ebay-hunger

[ichabod]

I would keep it just so you have it. Imagine how you would feel if you sold it then in 5 years time thought 'I really fell like watching Melody Time', and then it's at it's full RRP or deleted!

[orestes.]

I change my mind. Don't keep it, send it to me!

I can't wait until I'm done collecting R1 Disney DVDs so I can start collecting other regions.