Every Animated Film deserves a 2-disc set!

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The Black Cauldron one would just rock....

Ok, you've got my vote for the head of Disney DVD division 2099...
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Captain Hook wrote:Ooh! I would die if I could have a two-disc set like that! You're great 2099net. I still can't understand why Pluto's Fledgling wasn't on the DVD, though it was on the theatrical release! Oh well.
It's on the European, Australian and Japanese release!
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"It's on the European, Australian and Japanese release!"

Grrr! I can't believe Disney wouldn't put it on the American release! What are they thinking!?!? :evil:

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2099net wrote: It's on the European, Australian and Japanese release!
On the Brazilian release too... I think it was on every version of the film release around the world, otherwise the USA, of course.
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Personally, I think that all of the Animated Classics and other feature productions (such as The Nightmare Before Christmas, Dinosaur, the Pixars, James and the Giant Peach) deserve double-disc special editions. However, no cheapquel deserves a two-disc set, except maybe the Lion King follow-ups.
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Post by Captain Hook »

Why should the Lion King movies get double disc when they didn't even go to theaters? Personally, I think that Return to Neverland, Jungle Book 2, and Lion King 2 should get double discs, as well as any others that go to theaters. (Lion King 2 ALMOST went to theaters, too bad it didn't)
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