DVDizzy Forum

[quote="Starion"]My list is long: I'm not going to list 40+ movies.

All I've seen is The Lion King.[/quote]

YOU'VE ONLY SEEN LION KING?????!!!!! And I thought I was missing out by not having a DVD player. Quick! Send Starion some Disney movies! He's being deprived!

^^^

Never.. I'd send him some VHS's, but not DVD's... considering I have way too little!

everyone of you should be ashamed of been called disney fans! go and rent those movies and save your souls!!!!!! i've have them all and have seen them cut and Uncut.

The Black Cauldron
Atlantis
Lilo and Stich
Treasure Planet

Of these four I think I want to see Lilo and Stich the most, followed by Treasure Planet. The others I'm not too sure about.

MickeyMouseboy wrote:everyone of you should be ashamed of been called disney fans!

I know, I know. I'm especially about Pocahontas and Mulan, since they are such recent films and I've heard such great things about them both.

You the man, MMB! er.. Mouse! I saw em all too, btw and loved each one in its own way. That's why I joined a Disney message board!

I say we praise Walt Disney!!!! Thank you Walt for giving us great movies to enjoy even thought some of us have not seem them all, help us watch them all to be worthy to be called disney fans and to make our joining to this site a prosper one so we know what we're talking about. don't let us fall into temptation to watch Dreamworks or other lowly cheap animation. let's get more $$$$ to afford your growing collection. and take care of all our Disney brothers around the world. Amen!

I have already seen them all, though I can barely remember "Make Mine Music"... I have just seen it once or twice, when I was very little. It was one of the first Disney releases on home video here in Brazil (by the end of the 80s), unedited version, of course. It has never been rereleased again! The old VHS is impossible to find... And it's a pity, since the new American release is edited, and it's most likely we'll get the same version... Hmmm... maybe not. The "Saludos Amigos" VHS released a few years ago is UNEDITED! We're still waiting for the DVD, though.

MickeyMouseboy wrote:I say we praise Walt Disney!!!! Thank you Walt for giving us great movies to enjoy even thought some of us have not seem them all, help us watch them all to be worthy to be called disney fans and to make our joining to this site a prosper one so we know what we're talking about. don't let us fall into temptation to watch Dreamworks or other lowly cheap animation. let's get more $$$$ to afford your growing collection. and take care of all our Disney brothers around the world. Amen!

Then after you have seen all the animated films and got them all into your collections, you must go and praise and worship at any one of our conveniently located worship centers:

Disneyland in Anaheim, California
Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida
Euro-Disney in Paris, France
Tokyo Disney in Japan

Maerj wrote:

MickeyMouseboy wrote:I say we praise Walt Disney!!!! Thank you Walt for giving us great movies to enjoy even thought some of us have not seem them all, help us watch them all to be worthy to be called disney fans and to make our joining to this site a prosper one so we know what we're talking about. don't let us fall into temptation to watch Dreamworks or other lowly cheap animation. let's get more $$$$ to afford your growing collection. and take care of all our Disney brothers around the world. Amen!

Then after you have seen all the animated films and got them all into your collections, you must go and praise and worship at any one of our conveniently located worship centers:

Disneyland in Anaheim, California
Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida
Euro-Disney in Paris, France
Tokyo Disney in Japan

our locations are open 365 days a year! from 9-10pm (on holidays and other peak seasons we're open will midnight) we have excellent resorts and prices for your worshipping needs! go to http://www.disney.com for more information!

Prince Phillip wrote:Well, it seems this thread has gone way off topic.

Man are you right about that.

Update...I still haven't seen the following:

Mulan
Pocahontas
Saludos Amigos
Make Mine Music
The Black Cauldron
The Three Caballeros
The Sword in the Stone
The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Huuuuuuhhhhh... sorry bout that. Well the trouble with my slow typing is that many more people post while others edit, before I see what everyone wrote. I started my last one after MMB, said something about no cussing and I started this one after my last and therefore can not respond to what people may be typing now... but as I said this would be on topic I am about to start. This is a list of all the movies I have never seen, only seen clips of or cannot remember seeing.

-Dumbo
-Salidos Amigos
-Make Mine Music
-Fun and Fancy Free (though used to own Mickey and the Beanstalk)
-Melody Time
-Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
-Robin Hood
-Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
-The Rescuers
-The Great Mouse Detective (Caught clips of it but always found it sooo STUPID I could never finish. I think this was played on a bus while going on a feild trip but I slept through it)

Well that's it, so I guess about 10, would have been more but I saw several for the first time a couple months ago, and about a year and a half, to 2 years ago, I saw a bunch that I had never seen.

I never knew that half of those were considered animated classics and am waiting for them to be released unedited before I watch. Use to own 3 Cabelleros, but really don't remember too well.

I own all the VHS copies of these movies and have seen them (as per my goal of owning everything disney released theatrically). However, I have never seen the Matrins and Coys segment from Make Mne music (well I'm sure i did as a kid, but I can't remember it). I HAVE seen the unedited Pecos Bill segment, though not in it's feature format (it is available on VHS in the USA in a tape called American Heroes...it's two cartoons, Pecos Bill and Paul Bunyan and yes, Pecos has his ciggy!). I STILL don't know what was edited from Saludos Amigos?! I think I asked earlier and missed it, but apparently something was taken out before its first video release in the gold collection and i'm at a loss for what it is? Please let me know Joe Carioca because I'm interested to hear what I'm missing out on.

Now that DVD has entered the world, I'm buying all the Disney dvds I can, and have a large chunk of the animated calssics on DVD only missing some of the limited issues (i.e. jungle book, and 101 dalmations).




Mickey Mouse Boy, I'm extremely envious of your connections if you get to see all these things unedited. you definitely have the hook ups!

Hi Disneyfella!
The Gold Collection DVD/VHS of "Saludos Amigos" edits out a scene where Goofy is shown smoking. I think the source of the Brazilian VHS (released in 2000) is the same print used when they released the film here around the 80s (on VHS). That's why our version is unedited... but probably the DVD won't!

Well, Roy way outraged when he found out what happened, and he said that he is going to do everything in his power to make sure all future released are UNEDITED!!! Whooo Roy!

Prince Phillip wrote:Well, Roy way outraged when he found out what happened, and he said that he is going to do everything in his power to make sure all future released are UNEDITED!!! Whooo Roy!

who's Roy Way?

MickeyMouseboy wrote:

Prince Phillip wrote:Well, Roy way outraged when he found out what happened, and he said that he is going to do everything in his power to make sure all future released are UNEDITED!!! Whooo Roy!

who's Roy Way?

Ha ha Roy Disney was

I'm to tired to edit my first post, so that will have to rememain wrong...

Prince Phillip wrote:

MickeyMouseboy wrote: who's Roy Way?

Ha ha Roy Disney was

I'm to tired to edit my first post, so that will have to rememain wrong...

oh ok

Make Mine Music
Saludos Amigos
Melody Time

Since these three are edited, I never bothered to get them and have never seen the movies.

I havent seen:

Saludos Amigos
Ichabod and Mr. Toad
Fantasia 2000
Make Mine Music
Melody Time
Fun and Fancy Free
The Black Cauldron
Lilo & Stitch (have only seen the first 20 minutes)
and
Treasure Planet

Of all of those, Fantasia 2000 or Treasure Planet are my most wanted-to-see.