What was your first Disney DVD and why did you pick it?
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My first animated Disney DVD was Monsters Inc, and my first one overall was Spider-Man or The Santa Clause (I got them at the same time, but I watched Spider-Man first). So I guess my first Disney DVD was The Santa Clause.
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The very first DVD I bought was Sister Act 2 (at the same time as The Mummy Returns), so I guess you COULD count that. But the first Disney DVD was, I believe, Tuck Everlasting (but I had been given that Snow White Sneak Peek DVD first).
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My first DVD was "Lady and the Tramp", back in 2001.
I always loved the movie as a child.
Little did I realise in 2001 that my Disney collection would grow so big and become so expensive. Why has collecting Disney animation become such an obssesion for so many of us ?!
I suppose my reason is mainly because my favourite vacation destination is Disneyland, so the DVD's allow me to experience the magic when I can't get to the park.
I always loved the movie as a child.
Little did I realise in 2001 that my Disney collection would grow so big and become so expensive. Why has collecting Disney animation become such an obssesion for so many of us ?!
I suppose my reason is mainly because my favourite vacation destination is Disneyland, so the DVD's allow me to experience the magic when I can't get to the park.
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My first Disney DVD was Pinocchio, the very first day it was released. I actually can't remember the date, although the insert included in the early 'Limited Issue' titles has the next batch (Mulan, 101 Dalmations, and Hercules) as being released November 9th 1999 so I guess it would have been a week or two before that.
I was interested in a DVD player since I found out that most of the movies released in that format were widescreen. I had held off for fear that the format wouldn't take off, but decided that once Disney released the animated classics on DVD, I'd go in on it.
Between late 1999 and today - February 29th 2004 - I've collected 96 Disney DVD's.
I have all of the animated classics that have been released, along with a mixture of live action (I love the Vault Disney titles), sing-a-long songs, Pixar titles, all of the Treasures, and Park and Vacation Planning discs.
I'm not sure what my first non-Disney DVD purchase was.
Hmmmm - perhaps Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss?
I was interested in a DVD player since I found out that most of the movies released in that format were widescreen. I had held off for fear that the format wouldn't take off, but decided that once Disney released the animated classics on DVD, I'd go in on it.
Between late 1999 and today - February 29th 2004 - I've collected 96 Disney DVD's.
I have all of the animated classics that have been released, along with a mixture of live action (I love the Vault Disney titles), sing-a-long songs, Pixar titles, all of the Treasures, and Park and Vacation Planning discs.
I'm not sure what my first non-Disney DVD purchase was.
Hmmmm - perhaps Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss?
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The first DVD I purchased was Snow White and Lady and the Tramp (they came together from the Disney Store pre-order. It was a greaet deal, but I think they were just trying to get rid of the Limited Issues). But the first one I purchased and held in my hands was The Adventures of Icahbod and Mr. Toad. Then again the first one I watched was Snow White.
Okay, let me start over. I bought Snow White because I just had to with a great deal like that and a few days before I was just thinking, why hadn't Disney rerelased Snow White on video yet? ANyhow, we didn't even have a DVD player and I really wanted one, so buying a DVD w/o having a player would force the family to get a DVD player (heheh, begged for one for my birthday that year
). So before my birthday, I also bought Icabod and Toad, which was also before I could pick up SNow White and Lady and the Tramp. So then a few weeks later I picked those up in October, but then I had to wait until November for the DVD player. Finally November came and I watched Snow White first the day after my birthday.
But in the end, I technically got the Snow White and Lady and the Tramp DVD first at the same time by purchasing the rights to get one before they were released.
Okay, let me start over. I bought Snow White because I just had to with a great deal like that and a few days before I was just thinking, why hadn't Disney rerelased Snow White on video yet? ANyhow, we didn't even have a DVD player and I really wanted one, so buying a DVD w/o having a player would force the family to get a DVD player (heheh, begged for one for my birthday that year
But in the end, I technically got the Snow White and Lady and the Tramp DVD first at the same time by purchasing the rights to get one before they were released.
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My first VHS was, I think, Beauty and the Beast.
My first DVD was The Little Mermaid (Limited Issue) in 2001. I had been searching for that film for months and I was starting to give up when I saw it. My jaw just dropped wide open for about 10 seconds and bought it soon. I didn't have a DVD player yet at that time so I could only watch it in my DVD-compatible PC. I didn't get a player until a few weeks later. My 2nd DVD was Snow White.
My first DVD was The Little Mermaid (Limited Issue) in 2001. I had been searching for that film for months and I was starting to give up when I saw it. My jaw just dropped wide open for about 10 seconds and bought it soon. I didn't have a DVD player yet at that time so I could only watch it in my DVD-compatible PC. I didn't get a player until a few weeks later. My 2nd DVD was Snow White.
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The first Disney DVD I ever bought for me was The Lion King in a sale in HMV. I was a bit skeptical about buying Disney films on DVD, as I already had the majority on video and I thought that I'd be wasting money. I'm not even thinking about buying each one of Disney's animated films, but I'm not so neurotic any more and I'm probably gonna get some more Disney DVDs.
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