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Posted: **Mon Nov 30, 2009 4:42 pm**

Done !

Posted: **Mon Nov 30, 2009 4:55 pm**

Thank you!

Posted: **Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:43 pm**

1. SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS (21/12/1937). 83 min.
2. PINOCCHIO (7/2/1940). 88 min.
3. FANTASIA (13/11/1940). 120 min.
4. DUMBO (23/10/1941). 64 min.
5. BAMBI (13/8/1942). 69 min. 2-Disc Special Platinum edition
6. SALUDOS AMIGOS (12/6/1943). 43 min.
7. VICTORY THROUGH AIR POWER (17/7/1943). 65 min.
8. THE THREE CABALLEROS (3/2/1945). 70 min.
9. MAKE MINE MUSIC (15/8/1946). 74 min.
10. FUN AND FANCY FREE (27/9/1947). 73 min.
11. MELODY TIME (5/27/1948). 75 min.
12. THE ADVENTURES OF ICHABOD AND MR. TOAD (10/5/1949). 68 min.
13. CINDERELLA (15/2/1950). 74 min.
14. ALICE IN WONDERLAND (28/7/1951). 75 min.
15. PETER PAN (5/2/1953). 77 min.
16. LADY AND THE TRAMP (16/6/1955). 75 min.
17. SLEEPING BEAUTY (29/1/1959). 75 min.
18. ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIANS (25/1/1961). 79 min.
19. THE SWORD IN THE STONE (25/12/1963). 75 min.
20. THE JUNGLE BOOK (18/10/1967). 78 min
21. THE ARISTOCATS (11/12/1970). 78 min.
22. ROBIN HOOD (8/11/1973). 83 min.
23. THE MANY ADVENTURES OF WINNIE THE POOH (11/3/1977). 74 min. R2)
24. THE RESCUERS (22/6/1977). 76 min.
25. THE FOX AND THE HOUND (10/7/1981). 83 min.
26. THE BLACK CAULDRON (24/7/1985). 80 min.
27. THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE (2/7/1986). 74 min.
28. WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT (22/6/1988). 103 min.
29. OLIVER & COMPANY (18/11/1988). 72 min.
30. THE LITTLE MERMAID (15/11/1989). 82 min.
31. TREASURE OF THE LOST LAMP (3/8/1990). 73 min.
32. THE RESCUERS DOWN UNDER (16/11/1990). 74 min.
33. BEAUTY & THE BEAST (13/11/1991). 85 min.
34. ALADDIN (11/11/1992). 90 min.
35. THE LION KING (15/6/1994). 88 min.
36. A GOOFY MOVIE (7/4/1995). 78 min.
37. POCAHONTAS (23/6/1995). 81 min.
38. HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (21/6/1996). 86 min.
39. HERCULES (6/27/1997). 93 min.
40. MULAN (25/6/1998). 88 min.
41. TARZAN (18/6/1999). 88 min.
42. FANTASIA 2000 (31/12/1999). 75 min.
43. THE TIGGER MOVIE (11/2/2000). 77 min.
44. DINOSAUR CGI (19/5/2000). 82 min.
45. THE EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE (15/12/2000). 79 min.
46. RECESS: SCHOOLS'S OUT (16/2/2001). 84 min.
47. ATLANTIS: THE LOST EMPIRE (8/6/2001). 95 min.
48. RETURN TO NEVERLAND (15/2/2002). 72 min.
49. LILO & STITCH (21/6/2002). 85 min.
50. TREASURE PLANETCGI (27/11/2002). 95 min.
51. THE JUNGLE BOOK 2 (14/2/2003). 72 min.
52. PIGLET'S BIG MOVIE (21/3/2003). 75 min.
53. BROTHER BEAR (24/10/2003). 81 min.
54. TEACHER'S PET (16/1/2004). 73 min.
55. HOME ON THE RANGE (4/2/2004). 75 min.
56. POOH'S HEFFALUMP MOVIE (11/2/2005). 67 min.
57. CHICKEN LITTLE CGI (11/4/2005). 81 min.
58. MEET THE ROBINSONS CGI (30/3/2007). 95 min.
59. BOLT CGI (21/11/2008). 96 min.
60. THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG (11/12/2009). 97 min. (Finnished; Not yet relesed)

1. This list doesn't reflects what Disney says
3. List includes every feature produced on Original Disney studio including Victory through Air power since it manages to have its majority of runtime in animation.
4. List includes every feature produced on ToonDisney Studio/Disney Television, Tochdown Pictures.
5. List dont include stop-motion as I have never consider stop-motion as animation or at least not cartoon.
6. List dont includes films that compines animation and live-action if the runtime of animation is lower 75% of runtime, (with expectation of Roger Rabbit and the package films).
7. I managed some how to consider Daug not as Disney movie.

8. No films that haven't finished the productions are on this list.

Posted: **Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:43 pm**

sotiris2006 wrote:
Goliath wrote:I was more shocked by finding out that The Little Mermaid will *not* be a Diamond Classic!
WHAT? Where did you hear that??

It says so on the leaflet that came with the stickers in the Dutch dvd's. See also BelleGirl's list, although she forgot to mention that Beauty and the Beast IS a Diamond Classic. But TLM (and Alice in Wonderland and Aladdin) has been ditched, according to that list.

Posted: **Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:47 pm**

jotaabs wrote:I think you're talking about this

No, we're not talking about this. I'll scan and upload pictures tomorrow (that is, tomorrow for me, don't know what time it'll be in the US).

Posted: **Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:26 pm**

Margos wrote:I agree. Besides, "Enchanted" was a wonderful, delightful film. I've never seen "The Wild," but I was told by a friend that it's basically an inferior reversal of DreamWorks' "Madagascar." If something can be called inferior to anything that DreamWorks has done, then it certainly shouldn't be considered a part of the Disney cannon.

I don't think either film should be on the list, but well said!

jotaabs wrote:I think you're talking about this

http://www.cinemapassion.com/covers_tem ... 062006.jpg
This is the french 2001 Snow White dvd cover. It has the nº1.

France lists 97 "Great Classics" (grand classiques). Here's the list: http://www.lesgrandsclassiques.new.fr/ (click the link 'List Complete')

They list almost every disney movie as you can see:

http://www.jaquette.ch/images/jaquette- ... custom.jpg Song of the South is nº 9

http://www.covers-qualite.com/_covers/7987.jpg The Return of Jafar is nº 39

Portugal and Spain list 50, with Bolt being the last entry:

http://images2.coveralia.com/dvd/b/Bolt-Caratula.jpg

That is wrong on so many levels! I think I don't really get how different Disney is over seas.

Posted: **Mon Nov 30, 2009 8:30 pm**

Thanks! I don't think "Enchanted" belongs on the list either, because it is basically a live-action film. It belongs on a seperate list with "The Reluctant Dragon," VTAP, SotS, So Dear, Poppins, B&B, "Pete's Dragon," and Roger Rabbit. At least, that's where it is in my DVD collection.... (well, minus Reluctant Dragon and SotS, anyway

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Posted: **Mon Nov 30, 2009 9:17 pm**

Brenders wrote:
Escapay wrote:Can't we enjoy a movie for what it is without attaching it to a list or number?
Um, if you can't watch a movie without becoming extremely anal-retentive about how it fits into a canon, maybe you shouldn't even be on UD, Albert.

I tried, Brenders! Believe me, I tried! I mean, I engaged in various discussions about it on UD, tried opening up to the idea of The Wild being included because the UK includes it, and I even made my own personal canon list. But as is often the case, "my own personal" anything by anyone gets shot down immediately because it's not Officially Official with Officialness from Disney.

So instead, I consulted various Disney books, I watched all the trailers that mention "The (number)th Animated Classic", why, I even e-mailed every possible branch of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, called up Bob Iger to hear the current official standing, visited the DVD-authoring plants, went to my library to check old newspapers and magazines, hacked into the Walt Disney Company mainframe to check their secret list, and then finally traveled back in time to ask Walt himself!!

And every source I went to and every discussion I had and every list I made all ended up just being a lot of different ideas for THE LIST without any genuine "OKAY!!! Here is THE LIST, now everyone just SHUT UP!!!" from anywhere!

I'm sorry, but all of it is just driving me crazy! I don't want to put movies on a list that arbitrarily means NOTHING at all! I don't want to say that Pete's Dragon shouldn't be on a list because it's primarily live-action! I don't want to say that DuckTales: Treasures of the Lost Lamp should be included because it's a damn good film! I just want to watch my movies and enjoy them! Why can't I watch my movies and enjoy them? Why do I have to put them on a LIST? WHY DOES ANYONE? I'M SO MAD I COULD BLANCHE!!!

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*calms down*

You're right, Brends. I'm not anal-retentive enough about THE LIST. Maybe I shouldn't be on UD. I mean, all that work I did to find out what THE LIST is made me hate it even more!

enigmawing wrote:
Escapay wrote:But why bother with any lists at all? Can't we enjoy a movie for what it is without attaching it to a list or number?
Blasphemy!!! You'll label your movies with numbers and like it!

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!

albert

Posted: **Tue Dec 01, 2009 1:21 am**

Escapay wrote:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!

albert

LOL! That made my day! While THE LIST is a big deal to me (and has since childhood) of course there are other things that matter more. But I'd rather engage in a semi-serious conversion about something as unimportant as this then some heavy, most likely highly political discussion about whatever!

But yes, it can be silly, I'd be the first to say so!

Posted: **Tue Dec 01, 2009 5:36 am**

Goliath wrote:It says so on the leaflet that came with the stickers in the Dutch dvd's. See also BelleGirl's list, although she forgot to mention that Beauty and the Beast IS a Diamond Classic. But TLM (and Alice in Wonderland and Aladdin) has been ditched, according to that list.

Could you please scan the leaflet and post it for us? I know it's in Dutch but i'd still like to see it. Thanks

Posted: **Tue Dec 01, 2009 7:57 am**

jotaabs wrote:I think you're talking about this

http://www.cinemapassion.com/covers_tem ... 062006.jpg
This is the french 2001 Snow White dvd cover. It has the nº1.

This looks the same as my first Snow White dvd, except for the language and the diamond with number inside on the case. The recently released dvd has a number in a square on the bottom, and also of course a different illustration .

Posted: **Tue Dec 01, 2009 12:10 pm**

sotiris2006 wrote:
Goliath wrote:It says so on the leaflet that came with the stickers in the Dutch dvd's. See also BelleGirl's list, although she forgot to mention that Beauty and the Beast IS a Diamond Classic. But TLM (and Alice in Wonderland and Aladdin) has been ditched, according to that list.
Could you please scan the leaflet and post it for us? I know it's in Dutch but i'd still like to see it. Thanks

Yes I would also like to see this leaflet thanks, I will be severely annoyed if The Little Mermaid has been ditched from the Diamond Line, although I don't understand what reasoning Disney would have behind doing such a thing

Posted: **Tue Dec 01, 2009 7:55 pm**

miklc wrote: Yes I would also like to see this leaflet thanks, I will be severely annoyed if The Little Mermaid has been ditched from the Diamond Line, although I don't understand what reasoning Disney would have behind doing such a thing

Ohh, but have you forgotten? This is the same Disney that ditched Aladdin from the Diamond Line... still, I don't see how they would ditch TLM, but you never know.

And I too would like to get a peek at the 'leaflet' if you get a chance!
Thanks!

Posted: **Tue Dec 01, 2009 9:03 pm**

both TLM and Aladdin deserve to be part of the diamond collection. who knows maybe they will add them back in. that's what happened in the platinum editions for some of the titles that originally weren't supposed to be part of it.

Posted: **Tue Dec 01, 2009 9:22 pm**

Albert, just... just leave. Come back when you feel like numbering something, then getting into a fight about it.

Posted: **Tue Dec 01, 2009 11:57 pm**

SpringHeelJack wrote:Albert, just... just leave. Come back when you feel like numbering something, then getting into a fight about it.

Fine...here's a list of something.

Officially Official List of Official Disney Somethings, Officially Officiated by the Officialness of Disney Officials:
1. Something
2. Something
3. Something
4. Something
5. Something
6. Something
7. Something
8. Something
9. Something
10. Something
11. Something
12. Something
13. Something
14. Something
15. Something
16. Something
17. Something
18. Something
19. Something
20. Something
21. Something
22. Something
23. Something
24. Something
25. Something
26. Something
27. Something
28. Something
29. Something
30. Something
31. Something
32. Something
33. Something
34. Something
35. Something
36. Something
37. Something
38. Something
39. Something
40. Something
41. Something
42. Something
43. Something
44. Something
45. Something
46. Something
47. Something
48. Something
49. Something
50. Something

albert

Posted: **Wed Dec 02, 2009 12:08 am**

Ugh, you really think "Something" should be in your personal canon? You sicken me.

Posted: **Wed Dec 02, 2009 2:40 am**

LOL! That list, it's really...something...

Posted: **Wed Dec 02, 2009 6:42 am**

Also, you have "Something" at #26, when I really think that "Something" should be in that slot.

Posted: **Wed Dec 02, 2009 8:48 am**

I'm terribly sorry for the delay, but I couldn't find the time yesterday. So here it is, as promised:

Leaflet:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v719/ ... ection.jpg

Inside, the stickers:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v719/ ... tionII.jpg

At the backside of the leaflet, you can see a little diamond-icon behind all titles which will be Diamond Editions. No icon behind TLM.

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