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Do you think Disney will make a special "Final Treasure"?
If so, speculate what it will be and what it will look like.

I hope that it won't happen for a long time.

Why it will be Cinderella 2 and Hunchback of Notre Dame 2, obviously. They're saving the best until last!

2099net wrote:Why it will be Cinderella 2 and Hunchback of Notre Dame 2, obviously. They're saving the best until last!

That's Scary! Walt Disney Treasures - Cinderella 2 with Leonard Maltin intro to put the film is perspective to the purists. It will come in a limited edition shoe box! 5 min making of, 2 min cast interviews, 1/2 second music video and 1/4 of a sec of never before seen animation back into the movie - A all new song "ching ching & bling blings" and much much much much much more! all spread on a 2 disc set! also available is a Collector's Ultimate Shoe Box.

Collector's Ultimate Shoe Box contains:

-Metal shoe box
-2 disc set that has much much much much more!
-10 original sketches from the Disney vaults
-a 35mm frame
-The so called DVD companion book

SRP:29.99 for the 2 disc set
SRP:49.99 for the Ultimate Shoe Box

Walt Disney Treasures - Hunchback of Notre Dame 2 - Super Disney Bit - Michael Eisner giving us the reason why this was made. It will have a Disney Home Theater 5.1 mix, 5.1 and DTS. First time ever on a Disney DVD, SDB (Super Disney Bit) - the picture will be transfered to a Disney DVD at high bit rates for super picture and sound quality! Bonus features include:

5 Set top Games

- Help quasi find his hunch
- Esmeralda's tent of fortune
- Gargoyle's solitare
- burn paris
- build paris

4 featurettes
-how we make the cartoons
-how we paint the cartoons
-how we ink the cartoons
-how we photograph the cartoons

Michael Eisner Audio Commentary

Hilary Duff's Music Video for How it is to be hunched ( clips will include: Duff hunched up and uglied up singing the song.)

All new word back in the movie!

a lot lot lot more of more!

Also available the Ultimate Hunch box!

- a Hunch
- SDB Deluxe set
- 3 sketches draw by Michael Eisner
- a 35mm frame of one of Michael Eisner's drawings
- Michael Eisner's Hunchback Extraordinare DVD companion Book

SRP of the hunch box 69.99
SRP of the SDB Deluxe set 39.99

And now serios speculating please.

MickeyMouseboy wrote: All new word back in the movie!

I lol'd on that one.

Ciaobelli, chill! I'm not even sure how to speculate on this... can you clarify exactly what you're asking?

-Aaron

I am not asking for anything specific, I know I'm not asking for cheapquels. My question is, if they make a final treasure what would you put in it? What would it look like? etc...

I think by the time it is time for a last treasure, Snow White will have been OOP for oh so very long. My version of the final treasure would be the customary treasure tin (don't want to change it like they keep changing the names of special edition dvds) with cover art of the original poster for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Contents:

- The free exclusive mini poster would be another SW movie poster from one of the many decades it had been rereleased (buy multiple copies to try and collect all 8!)
- The content would be the same as the platinum edition, as there seems to be nothing else to top this DVD.
- I guess it would be cool to add in more footage of SW and the dwarfs at the parks and television, including:
~ gallery of parade appearances, post cards, park merchandise, shows, and pins!
~ The clips or a making of the stage show "Snow White: An Enchanting New Musical" or whatever its called.
~ Ride-throughs of all 5 park versions of the ride (DL, WDW, DLP, TDL, HKDL)
~ House of Mouse episode with SW. I know there's one where she speaks (by Russis Taylor, who usually is Minnie!)
~ a clip of when SW presented an award at the 1993 Oscars.
~ The Full House episodes when they went to WDW. Snow White had lines!
~ The Silly Symphonies and Mickey Cartoons used to practice for SW

Okay, after making this list, maybe it should expand to a four disc set, double tin!

Kram Nebuer wrote: ~ a clip of when SW presented an award at the 1993 Oscars.

I didn't know that happened, but I'd love to see it.

-Aaron

Although I would love to see everything from Disney eventually released, I am surprised that these tins have gone on this long. They were originally released in December of 2001, and promoted as being a limited collection in celebration of Walt's 100th birthday (in December 1901). Here it is 2004, how long are they going to be celebrating his 100th?

Short answer. As long as it's financially rewarding. And it looks like this year's (or should that be last year's) have been more successful than ever!

awallaceunc wrote:

Kram Nebuer wrote: ~ a clip of when SW presented an award at the 1993 Oscars.

I didn't know that happened, but I'd love to see it.

-Aaron

I've searched extensively online for pictures and found nothing. The first time I saw it was during the 25th or 50th anniversary of abc and they did a montage of clips of presenters from the academy awards. I have this show on tape, but I don't know how to transfer it to the computer. I was surprised to see her, and did't recognize her at first but after rewinding and pausing, one could tell it is her. In the Disney A to Z book, Dave Smith mentions that she and Belle, Beast, Buzz, and Woody (and MIckey with his grandpa glasses) have presented in multiple years.

I hope that if they make a final one they will use blue-ray discs wich hold 5 times more regular dvd's. Then jam pack them with stuff.

I don't think there will be an ultimate final Treasure for a multitude of reasons, mainly te fact that you never really want to close the door on a profitable venture.

However, if theye did choose to go this rpoute I wouldn't mind seeing a historical analysis of Disney and Disney Studios. How their animation efforts shaped a generation of professionals and children alike. Also this could delve into the past present and future of the Disney entity incl. the Theme Park ventures.

I cant imagine a final treasure in itself, because most other stuff would have been released. I can see a final wave though, and they could really market that big by saying collect this final wave of treasures while you can because this is the end.

Kram Nebuer wrote:

awallaceunc wrote: I didn't know that happened, but I'd love to see it.

-Aaron

I've searched extensively online for pictures and found nothing. The first time I saw it was during the 25th or 50th anniversary of abc and they did a montage of clips of presenters from the academy awards. I have this show on tape, but I don't know how to transfer it to the computer. I was surprised to see her, and did't recognize her at first but after rewinding and pausing, one could tell it is her. In the Disney A to Z book, Dave Smith mentions that she and Belle, Beast, Buzz, and Woody (and MIckey with his grandpa glasses) have presented in multiple years.

Thanks. Was it an animated Snow White or a costumed character?

Pez, I agree. The final wave is more likely, and it will be great for marketing. After all, a final treasure would have be in a wave of its own, right? That's sort of unlikely.

-Aaron

It was an animated Snow White.
I found two pictures of her at the Academy Awards (actually, they are the cels they used):

Thanks, Joe. She looks a little weird there, almost like a taller Betty Boop.

-Aaron

awallaceunc Wrote

Thanks, Joe. She looks a little weird there, almost like a taller Betty Boop.

-Aaron

She does look a little like Betty Boop. LOL.