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woah...did you catalog them like that yourself, reyquila??

I've decided to chime into this thread, though I don't for the life of me understand why anyone would be interested in reading my list of DVDs. Are you interested? I doubt it. Nevertheless, I am uncannily attracted at typing out the list, which I'm in fact doing ... MUHAHAHAHA!

I wonder if my unconventional first paragraph might actually entice a user into reading my list. I know I read other people's lists ... or rather, I skim through them (I can't afford to read each title individually).

Anyway, here goes:

All DVDs are Region 2 encoded unless otherwise noted.

Walt Disney Animated Classics and Pixar Animated Features

1. Pinocchio (Special Edition)
2. Fantasia (forms part of "The Fantasia DVD Collection" box set)
3. Fantasia (forms part of "The Fantasia Anthology" box set) (Region 1)
4. Dumbo (Special Edition)
5. Bambi (2-Disc Special Edition)
6. Saludos Amigos
7. The Three Caballeros
8. Make Mine Music (unedited Danish release)
9. Fun and Fancy Free
10. Melody Time
11. The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
12. Cinderella (Platinum Edition) (Region 1)
13. Alice in Wonderland (Special Edition)
14. Peter Pan
15. Peter Pan (2-Disc Special Edition)
16. Lady and the Tramp (2-Disc Special Edition)
17. One Hundred and One Dalmatians (Collector's Edition Gift Set) (ordered from PLAY.com)
18. The Sword in the Stone (Gold Classic Collection) (Region 1)
19. The Jungle Book (Collector's Edition Gift Set)
20. The Aristocats
21. The Aristocats (Special Edition) (ordered from PLAY.com)
22. Robin Hood (Gold Classic Collection) (Region 1)
23. Robin Hood (Special Edition) (ordered from PLAY.com)
24. The Many Adventrues of Winnie the Pooh
25. The Rescuers
26. The Fox and the Hound (25th Anniversary Edition)
27. The Black Cauldron (Gold Classic Collection) (Region 1)
28. Basil the Great Mouse Detective
29. Oliver & Company
30. The Little Mermaid (Platinum Edition) (Region 1)
31. The Rescuers Down Under
32. Beauty and the Beast (2-Disc Collector's Edition)
33. Aladdin (2-Disc Special Edition)
34. The Lion King (2-Disc Special Edition)
35. Pocahontas (2-Disc Special Edition)
36. Toy Story (2-Disc Collector's Edition)
37. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Region 1)
38. Hercules
39. Mulan (2-Disc Special Edition)
40. a bug's life
41. Tarzan (2-Disc Special Edition)
42. Toy Story 2 (2-Disc Collector's Edition)
43. Fantasia 2000 (forms part of "The Fantasia DVD Collection" box set)
44. Fantasia 2000 (forms part of "The Fantasia Anthology" box set) (Region 1)
45. The Emperor's New Groove (The Ultimate Groove 2-Disc Set)
46. Atlantis - The Lost Empire (2-Disc Collector's Edition) (Region 1)
47. Lilo & Stitch (2-Disc Special Edition)
48. Treasure Planet
49. Finding Nemo (2-Disc Collector's Edition)
50. Brother Bear (2-Disc Special Edition) (Region 1)
51. Home on the Range
52. The Incredibles (2-Disc Collector's Edition)
53. Chicken Little
54. Cars
55. Meet the Robinsons
56. Ratatouille (2-Disc Collector's Edition) (ordered from PLAY.com)

Live-Action Disney Films comprising Animated Segments

1. Song of the South (recorded off TV by 2099net)
2. Mary Poppins (Gold Classic Collection) (Region 1)
3. Mary Poppins (2-Disc Special Edition)
4. Bedknobs and Broomsticks
5. Pete's Dragon
6. Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Touchstone Pictures) (Region 1)

Walt Disney Treasures

1. The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (Region 1)
2. Silly Symphonies (No Tin)
3. Mickey Mouse in Living Colour, Volume 1 (No Tin)
4. Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume 2 (Region 1) (No Tin)
5. The Chronological Donald, Volume 1 (No Tin)
6. The Chronological Donald, Volume 2 (Region 1)
7. The Chronological Donald, Volume 3 (Region 1)
8. The Complete Goofy (Region 1)
9. The Complete Pluto, Volume 1 (Region 1)
10. The Complete Pluto, Volume 2 (Region 1)
11. Disney Rarities (Region 1)
12. Walt Disney on the Front Lines (Region 1) (No Tin)

Non-Disney

1. Back to the Future (foms part of a 4-Disc Ultimate Edition)
2. Back to the Future Part 2 (foms part of a 4-Disc Ultimate Edition)
3. Back to the Future Part 3 (foms part of a 4-Disc Ultimate Edition)
4. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
5. The Day After Tomorrow (forms part of "The Essential Collection")
6. Independence Day (forms part of "The Essential Collection")
7. Death Becomes Her
8. The Matrix (forms part of "The Ultimate Matrix Collection", 10 Disc box set) (Region 1)
9. The Matrix Reloaded (forms part of "The Ultimate Matrix Collection", 10 Disc box set) (Region 1)
10. The Matrix Revolutions (forms part of "The Ultimate Matrix Collection", 10 Disc box set) (Region 1)
11. The Animatrix (forms part of "The Ultimate Matrix Collection", 10 Disc box set) (Region 1)
12. Vanilla Sky





Phew!

ifoceanscollide wrote:woah...did you catalog them like that yourself, reyquila??

Nope. I have moviecollector sofware and List Pro on my PDA in order to track my purchases!!

reyquila wrote:

ifoceanscollide wrote:woah...did you catalog them like that yourself, reyquila??

Nope. I have moviecollector sofware and List Pro on my PDA in order to track my purchases!!

oooo.... *insert appropriate admiration and slight jealousy here*

Julian Carter wrote:I've decided to chime into this thread, though I don't for the life of me understand why anyone would be interested in reading my list of DVDs.

So they can point and laugh and say stuff like "Ha! He/She doesn't have (insert title)! Loser!" Like so...

Ha! You don't have Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs! Loser!

Jules wrote:I wonder if my unconventional first paragraph might actually entice a user into reading my list.

I'll bite. If only so I have a minimal estimate of how many silver discs currently reside in Malta.

*reads list. Goes to get a glass of lemonade. Lemonade at 8 pm? Preposterous! Drinks it anyway, goes back and finishes reading list.*

You do realize, of course, that your lack of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs does not make you a true Disney Animated Classic fan, right?

But then again, the fact that you have Death Becomes Her makes up for it.

My lists can be found on the "www" link button below the siggy. Has the "Holy 44" (:roll:) and everything.

Albert

Eskepej wrote:Ha! You don't have Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs! Loser!

Ha to you! You couldn't stand Caselotti's voice if she moaned (not the way you think) in bed 5000 miles away from you!

Escapay wrote:You do realize, of course, that your lack of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs does not make you a true Disney Animated Classic fan, right?

You imp.

Bert wrote:But then again, the fact that you have Death Becomes Her makes up for it.

Hmm ... why? (I seem to have some sort of suspicion as to why you said that but I'd like to know what you had in mind anyway).

By the way, the only DVD I feel kind of ashamed of owning is Independence Day. I know it was critically panned. I know it's intoxicatingly bombastic in its American patriotism (really! ) but ... I like it! Perhaps that's because I'm particularly fond of sci-fi* (and psychological thrillers too ... but that's another story).

*Interestingly, this is reflected in how much I like my Disney animated films too. Treasure Planet is my personal favourite film from Disney this decade, and I'm very fond of Atlantis too.

Escapay wrote:

Julian Carter wrote:I've decided to chime into this thread, though I don't for the life of me understand why anyone would be interested in reading my list of DVDs.

So they can point and laugh and say stuff like "Ha! He/She doesn't have (insert title)! Loser!" Like so...

Ha! You don't have Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs! Loser!

Not to mention how we can deride him on his paltry live action collection, thus labelling him not a true Disney fan.

DISNEY DVDS

1.a bug's life-collector's edition
2.aladdin PE
3.alice in wonderland-masterpiece ed.
4.bambi-platinum ed.
5.beauty and the beast-platinum ed
6.cinderella-platinum ed.
7.cinderella II-special ed.
8.cinderella III
9.101 dalmatians-platinum ed
10.dumbo-big top ed.
11.the fox and the hound-25th anniversary
12.hannah montana vol.1
13.hannah montana vol.2
14.hannah montana vol.3
15.hannah montana vol.4
16.high school musical- 2disc special ed.
17.high school musical 2
18.lady and the tramp-platinum ed.
19.lady and the tramp II
20.meet the robinsons
21.mulan-special ed.
22.mulan II
23.the little mermaid-platinum ed.
24.the little mermaid II
25.Peterpan-platinum ed.
26.return to neverland-pixie edition
27.pocahontas-10th anniversary
28.pocahontas II
29.ratatouille
30.return to halloween town
31.Robinhood-most wanted ed.
32.Snow White-platinum ed.
33.The Aristocats-special ed.
34.The jungle book-platinum ed.
35.The lion king-platinum ed.
36.The lion king 1/2
37.The lion king II-Special ed.
38.The lizzie mcguire movie
39.The many adventures of winnie the pooh-friendship ed.
40.The suite life of zack & cody vol.II
------------------------------------------------------------------------
DISNEY VIDEOS

*Sleeping beauty-special edition
*The sword in the stone-classic collection
*Pinocchio-masterpiece
*101 dalmatians-walt disney's classic
*beauty and the beast-disney's classic[/b]

Jules wrote:

Eskepej wrote:Ha! You don't have Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs! Loser!

Ha to you! You couldn't stand Caselotti's voice if she moaned (not the way you think) in bed 5000 miles away from you!

Ha back! Caselotti's voice is a lethal weapon, I'm glad I own Snow White so that I can fight the aliens from planet Zgroblenik, who grow weak at the sound of unnaturally high and shrilly voices!

Verne wrote:

Escapay wrote:You do realize, of course, that your lack of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs does not make you a true Disney Animated Classic fan, right?

You imp.

I prefer the name Robin Goodfellow.

Jimmy wrote:

Bert wrote:But then again, the fact that you have Death Becomes Her makes up for it.

Hmm ... why? (I seem to have some sort of suspicion as to why you said that but I'd like to know what you had in mind anyway).

Because Death Becomes Her is just a mindbogglingly awesome dark comedy, that's why!

Carter wrote:By the way, the only DVD I feel kind of ashamed of owning is Independence Day. I know it was critically panned. I know it's intoxicatingly bombastic in its American patriotism (really! ) but ... I like it! Perhaps that's because I'm particularly fond of sci-fi* (and psychological thrillers too ... but that's another story).

Strangely enough, I've never seen Independence Day (hehe, what does that say about my patriotism? ).

Mr. Crane wrote:Not to mention how we can deride him on his paltry live action collection, thus labelling him not a true Disney fan.

True! Bah to having Song of the South, a true Disney fan would have classics and not-so-classics thrown into the mix too like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and The Boatniks! And where's The Rocketeer, Jules? You gotta have The Rocketeer.

Albert

Well, I bought 6 Disney titles in the past two days, and I have picked up several here and there since last time I posted, so let's see:

(I'm not counting Miramax, Dimension, Hollywood Pictures, or most of the Touchstone/Buena Vista titles.) This includes titles like the Ernest movies, etc.

11 CG films (all of Pixar and Disney's CG works except for Chicken Little and Meet the Robinsons, I think)
3 TV shows (Muppet Show 1 and 2, Schoolhouse Rock)
11 Studio Ghibli DVDs
33 Animated Classics (a couple of double-dips)
32 Live-Action films (I counted Who Framed Roger Rabbit)
3 "other Disney animation"
19 Treasures & True-Life Adventures

Grand total: 112

I am getting ready to join the DMC, and get 5-6 more...

While some babble; I'm buying!!!! Two more now:

The Suite Life of Zack & Cody: Taking Over the Tipton
My Friends Tigger & Pooh: Friendly Tales

562 now

Yesss!!! Thanks to me, Scaps and Bod are making the thread interesting! Oooooh ... this is good.

Bertlottu wrote:Ha back! Caselotti's voice is a lethal weapon, I'm glad I own Snow White so that I can fight the aliens from planet Zgroblenik, who grow weak at the sound of unnaturally high and shrilly voices!

I for one know (through some really advanced FBI-like spy stuff or whatever that is) that you've never attempted using your copy of the film as a lethal weapon, and you'd better not, because Caselotti's ultrasonic vocal explosions will simply reflect off the blanket of Carbon Dioxide in the stratosphere and make a crater where you were when you, er ... dispatched them. Then we get Global Cracking, you Scapsta (and the formation of new organisations like "EardrumPeace" and "The United Stirrup Bones").

Alberto-who-makes-pizzas wrote:Because Death Becomes Her is just a mindbogglingly awesome dark comedy, that's why!

That's true, and shame on Leonard Maltin, Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel for dissing it (and of course, Meryl Streep's performance is priceless).

Scapaye wrote:Strangely enough, I've never seen Independence Day (hehe, what does that say about my patriotism? ).

Well ... I don't what it says about your patriotism, really. It's just a little over the top. You see it for yourself.

Rdvs[su wrote:

Electric Crane wrote:Not to mention how we can deride him on his paltry live action collection, thus labelling him not a true Disney fan.

True! Bah to having Song of the South, a true Disney fan would have classics and not-so-classics thrown into the mix too like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and The Boatniks! And where's The Rocketeer, Jules? You gotta have The Rocketeer.

Well, uh ... I am kinda more interested in the animation, but I'll admit I perhaps should have something in there. Boatniks would probably be the last film to join the list seeing as it has a terrible UD review. I'd like to give 20,000 Leagues a rent first (no, I've never seen it ), and Albert, I'm er ... (how shall I put this politely?) not exactly dying to see The Rocketeer, but I might give it rent one day (provided my local DVD rentals store has it in stock).

Damn ... my last few paragraphs were really boring. No humour at all. tut tut

reyquila wrote:While some babble; I'm buying!!!!

It never gets old.

Nails on a Carterboard wrote:Yesss!!! Thanks to me, Scaps and Bod are making the thread interesting! Oooooh ... this is good.

It's nice to read stuff beyond lists that get updated once a week and two words that seem to be popular in Puerto Rico!

Juliotti wrote:

Bertlottu wrote:Ha back! Caselotti's voice is a lethal weapon, I'm glad I own Snow White so that I can fight the aliens from planet Zgroblenik, who grow weak at the sound of unnaturally high and shrilly voices!

I for one know (through some really advanced FBI-like spy stuff or whatever that is) that you've never attempted using your copy of the film as a lethal weapon, and you'd better not, because Caselotti's ultrasonic vocal explosions will simply reflect off the blanket of Carbon Dioxide in the stratosphere and make a crater where you were when you, er ... dispatched them. Then we get Global Cracking, you Scapsta (and the formation of new organisations like "EardrumPeace" and "The United Stirrup Bones").

I like the sound of EardrumPeace. And it's nice to know that I'll start another environmental disaster! Especially with the apparently "new" set of mortal sits passed by the Vatican.

How'd you know I make pizza? wrote:

Alberto-who-makes-pizzas wrote:Because Death Becomes Her is just a mindbogglingly awesome dark comedy, that's why!

That's true, and shame on Leonard Maltin, Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel for dissing it (and of course, Meryl Streep's performance is priceless).

Even the good guys can miss a few now and then. Remember Ebert also dissed Newsies.

Plus, in the long run, it doesn't matter what a critic thinks of a movie, but what you think of a movie. I'm not gonna love Citizen Kane just because it's a critical darling. And I'm still gonna embrace the enigma that is Chicken Little even though no one else did.

(in a low baritone voice) Boat-niks! Dum dum dum dee dum...Boat-niks! wrote:Boatniks would probably be the last film to join the list seeing as it has a terrible UD review.

Terrible UD review = inescapable desire to see the movie.

Hence, you must at least rent Boatniks to see just how bad it is!

AAAGGGGHHH! Words I never thought to see come from Malta! wrote:I'm not exactly dying to see The Rocketeer

You're killing me, Smalls, you're killing me!

Albert

Scapes about the Rakes wrote:It never gets old.

Yeah. You're right. Actually it could make a good anthem for Puerto Rico:

I'm Buyin' - by reyquila

A shiny DVD
labelled Diz-eee-ny
Makes cash jump from your pocket
Tralalalalalala

Into Disney's bank account -
Now isn't that nice?

Critical Analysis of above poem:

There is no doubt that this is a contemporary piece, as evidenced by its total lack of sophisticated rhyme and metrical irregularity. It is formed of two stanzas, both relatively concise. The form corresponds to the poem's not very conventional subject matter. The diction is comprised of standard English, excepting a couple of modified/nonsense words like "Diz-eee-ny" or "Tralalalalalala" Note the forced wrenched accent in "Diz-eee-ny" which quite clearly displays a lack of metrical skill on the poet's part.

The poem is not too rich in imagery, but then that can be attributed to its short length. Nevertheless, it lacks ambition in only presenting vibrating cash as the main image - not to mention the utter lack of figures of speech ...

The rhyme is as follows: aabc bd. "DVD" and "Diz-eee-ny" are the only examples of true rhyme. However, one can spot an example of approximate rhyme, where the vowels are ignored and only the consonants are acknowledged, as in "pocket" to "account".

The tone of the poem is cool and jazzy. In many ways it's a farce - a mocking composition eyeing today's consumerist society with contempt. Then again it might just be a brainless attempt by someone to write something worthwhile under a nom de plume they've only just revealed they have used.

World Threat #1 wrote:I like the sound of EardrumPeace. And it's nice to know that I'll start another environmental disaster! Especially with the apparently "new" set of mortal sits passed by the Vatican.

Another environmental disaster!? What have you done already? Oh wait ... shhhhhhh!

Mother nature is speaking to me.

Er ... she says you once fried an ant with a magnifying glass. Tsk tsk Escapay ... we'll be getting "ArthropodPeace" if you go on at this rate (and any other "...Peace" you can think of just for the heck of it! )

Oh, by the way - I didn't get the bolded part of your sentence. Can you explain?

Escapay n'est pas un Search Function! wrote:And I'm still gonna embrace the enigma that is Chicken Little even though no one else did.

CL is two-sided situation for me. I agree with the critics, but yet enjoy the film immensely!

The Vocal Chords of the Mouldy Disney Vault. AAAARRRGH! wrote:Terrible UD review = inescapable desire to see the movie.

Hence, you must at least rent Boatniks to see just how bad it is!

I know exactly what you mean. Believe me.

A few days ago I watched Freddy Got Fingered on Youtube (a first for me, despite the wrong aspect ratio and highly pixelated picture). I've been reading that it's so bad (on the internet) for so long, that I just had to see it to find out how bad it really is!

One day I'd like to see Ed Wood's Plan 9 from Outer Space.

Skepjejzu wrote:You're killing me, Smalls, you're killing me!

Ok! Ok! I'll see it! Just promise you won't attempt suicide!

On a side note, I hope my local DVD rentals store has it available. It's strange ... the store has a large DVD library, but the proprieter gets a load of fluff DVDs - telemovies, bad telemovies, other fluff I can't remember at the moment. And then when I go ask for 'The Handmaid's Tale', he doesn't have it.

47-

See them all at

http://shinyserebii.dvdaf.com/owned/disney

Or another anthem in Puerto Rico could be:

I am a Disney DVD.

I see reyquila enter the store.

I hide.

Yet he finds me.

On the ground, below the stack of new DVDs.

He carefully picks me up, making sure not to dent nor scratch my coat..er..slipcover.

He then places me firmly into a cart. I begin to suffocate as two hundred and thirty four other DVDs pile ontop of me, scratching me ever-so-slightly.

Reyquila sees the hole that appears in me.

He screams.

The lights go out.

Lightning appars against the windowpane, shattering it.

All love is lost as Reyquila charges the DVD section.

Veering towards the cashier, he comes to a halt.

He quickly exchanges the DVDs.

My plan works.

I have again escaped the wrath of Reyquila.

All my siblings have already entered the house ontop of the hill in which he resides.

Someday he will get me; but I must be prepared.

This is my story.

For I am a Disney DVD.

Yup, that's what I do when I'm bored.

I reiterate!!!! While some babble; I'm buying baby!!!!

PS. I'm also going to Disneyland!!!! Wooohooo!!!!

Jules in the Pools with Mrs. Jewls* wrote:

Scapes about the Rakes wrote:It never gets old.

Yeah. You're right.

I was actually referring to the brick emoticon, and how I love seeing it because it never gets old!



Don't you just love it? It's a smiley...and he rams himself into a brick wall! Over and over again!

*read the Wayside School book series, Jules.

MortalSinsPeace wrote:

World Threat #1 wrote:Especially with the apparently "new" set of mortal sits passed by the Vatican.

Oh, by the way - I didn't get the bolded part of your sentence. Can you explain?

The Vatican passed a list of seven new mortal sins, and among them is the sin of not being environmentally friendly.

Read Here

Jules Lost Precious Minutes of his Life Watching the Horror that is Freddy Got Fingered wrote:A few days ago I watched Freddy Got Fingered on Youtube (a first for me, despite the wrong aspect ratio and highly pixelated picture). I've been reading that it's so bad (on the internet) for so long, that I just had to see it to find out how bad it really is!

*dies*

Plans 1 through 8 didn't work, on to Plan 9! wrote:One day I'd like to see Ed Wood's Plan 9 from Outer Space.

I still have to buy that on DVD, too. I've seen it a couple times before, and it's featured in the Touchstone movie (aptly titled Ed Wood).

Watch The Sandlot while you're out renting The Rocketeer! wrote:

Skepjejzu wrote:You're killing me, Smalls, you're killing me!

Ok! Ok! I'll see it! Just promise you won't attempt suicide!

Gaaahh! You're killing me, Smalls, you're killing me!

Albert

Next Tuesday you can buy Enchanted and Johnny and The Sprites!!!! Don't babble: BUY!!!!

reyquila wrote:Johnny and The Sprites!!!!

I didn't know this was coming to DVD, I love Johnny and the Sprites! I'm buying too, but not next Tuesday