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Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 6:42 am**

Will there ever be a boxset with every Disney classic? I'd love to buy a boxset that had every Disney classic in it

Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 6:56 am**

lol could you imagine how expensive that buddy would be? but that's a good idea.

You could market all the princesses that way, all the "adventure" ones, all the really super magical ones...

but then that would mean that they would have to be removed from the vault.

Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:18 am**

Well for let's say a 69 disc set maybe £200

Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:49 am**

I don't think that there will be, because Disney's marketing scheme never allows for all the movies to be in print at a time. Especially in the US. It's just not how they work.

Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 9:43 am**

They did have the 9 Limited Issue DVDs in a set... but that was only 9 movies, and it included a sequel (TLK2)...I agree, though, that Disney probably wouldn't put them all out at once. And, if it's almost $20 just for one DVD, I can't imagine how expensive it would be for a whole boxset.

Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 2:14 pm**

I hope so, I'd buy it if it's Region 1.

Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 5:40 pm**

lapniappe wrote:You could market all the princesses that way, all the "adventure" ones, all the really super magical ones...

Something akin to this?

Volume One: The Essentials - Milestones in Disney Animation
Fantasia: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 3)
Peter Pan: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 14)
The Fox and the Hound: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 24)
Beauty and the Beast: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 30)
The Emperor’s New Groove: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 39)

Volume Two: Heroes and Legends
The Sword in the Stone: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 18 )
Robin Hood: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 21)
The Black Cauldron: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 25)
Hercules: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 35)
Mulan: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 36)

Volume Three: Literary Masterpieces
Alice in Wonderland: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 13)
The Jungle Book: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 19)
Aladdin: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 31)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 34)
Tarzan: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 37)

Volume Four: The Princess Collection
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 1)
Cinderella: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 12)
Sleeping Beauty: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 16)
The Little Mermaid: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 28 )
Pocahontas: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 33)

Volume Five: The Fabulous 1940s Collection
Saludos Amigos: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 6)
The Three Caballeros: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 7)
Make Mine Music: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 8 )
Fun and Fancy Free: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 9)
Melody Time: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 10)

Volume Six: Animal Adventures, Part 1
Dumbo: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 4)
Bambi: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 5)
Lady and the Tramp: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 15)
101 Dalmatians: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 17)
The Aristocats: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 20)

Volume Seven: Action and Excitement
Pinocchio: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 2)
The Great Mouse Detective: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 26)
The Rescuers Down Under: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 29)
Atlantis: The Lost Empire: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 40)
Treasure Planet: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 42)

Volume Eight: Animal Adventures, Part 2
The Rescuers: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 23)
Oliver and Company: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 27)
The Lion King: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 32)
Brother Bear: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 43)
Home on the Range: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 44)

Volume Nine: Family Fun
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 11)
The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 22)
Fantasia 2000: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 38 )
Lilo and Stitch: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 41)
Chicken Little: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 45)

Escapay

Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 6:41 pm**

great job coming up with all that, but I think Pocahontas would belong in the "Heroes and Legends" volume, dont you?

Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:34 pm**

Wow. This would be so cool, but highly unlikely. However, I would settle for Disney creating a nice box to store all of the classics. Kind of like they did for the mail in box with the Beauty and the Beast "trilogy." You could buy it for around $20 and it would store all of the classics made during Walt's time, so from "Snow White" to "The Jungle Book." The box would be way to wide to store all of them, and that box might be too wide, but not much wider than the wooden box I bought through WB to house all of the Friends seasons, and that cost $20, was made of wood, and had a glass door with the friends on the glass.

Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 10:23 pm**

xxhplinkxx wrote:great job coming up with all that, but I think Pocahontas would belong in the "Heroes and Legends" volume, dont you?

Yeah, I originally considered that, but the only other DAC with a Princess (in the marketing sense) was Beauty and the Beast, and if I had moved Pocahontas to Heroes and Legends, I'd have to bump another film from there into the Milestones collection in order to move BATB to the Princess collection...or redo all 9 collections entirely. I wanted to keep 5 titles in each collection, and the Milestone Collection, IMO, best represents the various states of animation for WDFA, with BATB being one of the prominent ones.

Besides, I also tried to make the Heroes & Legends collection a more specific collection of action type films that fall under a hero theme (which is why the other films are a general Action & Excitement collection). Pocahontas could fit there with John Smith and such, but the film is more of a love story than an action one (unlike the 5 in Heroes & Legends), which makes it fit better as a Princess film.

Escapay

Posted: **Tue Oct 10, 2006 11:48 pm**

The Japanese Disney Classics Treasure Tin is on the right track....

Except its not the cleaned up Fantasia...

It just has the first 10 movies literally.

But at least they tried.

Posted: **Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:18 am**

I think that's missing some package films. Still, I hope we don't get that here. Least not for a LONG time. I don't want to have to buy ALL those films again, but the set looks gorgeous! Though I'll take an uncut Melody Time as soon as possible.

Posted: **Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:16 am**

slave2moonlight wrote:I think that's missing some package films.

Yep, it doesn't have:

Saludos Amigos
The Three Caballeros
Make Mine Music
Fun and Fancy Free
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad

The inclusion of Melody Time and the exclusion of Sleeping Beauty is puzzling.

[quote="slave2moonlight']Though I'll take an uncut Melody Time as soon as possible.[/quote]
Order from Amazon UK, as their R2 version is uncut.

Escapay

Posted: **Wed Oct 11, 2006 8:39 am**

Escapay wrote: Order from Amazon UK, as their R2 version is uncut.

Escapay

But I can't play it on an American player, can I?

Posted: **Wed Oct 11, 2006 10:54 am**

Make the box yourself when you have the DVDs!

Posted: **Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:41 pm**

slave2moonlight wrote:
Escapay wrote: Order from Amazon UK, as their R2 version is uncut.

Escapay
But I can't play it on an American player, can I?

Yeah, that'd be a problem. Which is why God invented multi-region DVD players, and why man figured out how to hack into specific R1 players to play all regions.

Escapay

Posted: **Wed Oct 11, 2006 3:14 pm**

I would love this, but the cost would be astronomical....

45 DVDs @ 20 = at least $900 by the time everything was added including pricing for the "special" packaging it would be well over $1000.00 US....

Posted: **Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:08 pm**

Escapay wrote:Volume One: The Essentials - Milestones in Disney Animation
Fantasia: Two-Disc Legacy Edition (DAC 3)

WHEN can I get THIS? This would be the most spectacular and WONDERFUL, especially for us Fantasia fans!