New Classic Disney Shorts series...Chip and Dale here
11-22-04, 01:43 PM
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New Classic Disney Shorts series...Chip and Dale here
From the digital bits.
The studio will also release a new series of Walt Disney's Classic Cartoon Favorites DVDs on 1/11 (SRP $14.99 each). Volume 1: Starring Mickey Mouse will include the shorts Mickey's Circus, Mickey's Garden, The Little Whirlwind, On Ice, Hawaiian Holiday, Moving Day and Orphan's Picnic. Volume 2: Starring Donald Duck will include Inferior Decorator, Don Donald, Golden Eggs, Bee at the Beach, Donald's Dog Laundry, Donald's Vacation, Old MacDonald Duck and 8 Chef Donald. Volume 3: Starring Goofy will include The Art of Skiing, How to Fish, How to Swim, Baggage Buster, How to Dance, Lion Down, The Big Wash, Hold That Pose and Father's Day Off. The last set, Volume 4: Starring Chip 'n Dale, will include Chicken in the Rough, Chip 'n Dale, Out of Scale, Two Chips and a Miss, Food for Feudin', Working for Peanuts, Out on a Limb, Three for Breakfast and Dragon Around.
The studio will also release a new series of Walt Disney's Classic Cartoon Favorites DVDs on 1/11 (SRP $14.99 each). Volume 1: Starring Mickey Mouse will include the shorts Mickey's Circus, Mickey's Garden, The Little Whirlwind, On Ice, Hawaiian Holiday, Moving Day and Orphan's Picnic. Volume 2: Starring Donald Duck will include Inferior Decorator, Don Donald, Golden Eggs, Bee at the Beach, Donald's Dog Laundry, Donald's Vacation, Old MacDonald Duck and 8 Chef Donald. Volume 3: Starring Goofy will include The Art of Skiing, How to Fish, How to Swim, Baggage Buster, How to Dance, Lion Down, The Big Wash, Hold That Pose and Father's Day Off. The last set, Volume 4: Starring Chip 'n Dale, will include Chicken in the Rough, Chip 'n Dale, Out of Scale, Two Chips and a Miss, Food for Feudin', Working for Peanuts, Out on a Limb, Three for Breakfast and Dragon Around.
11-29-04, 01:13 PM
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your right, strange no one had posted on this...even stranger no one seems to care, used to be all kinds of hub bub about chip and dale on this board
your right, strange no one had posted on this...even stranger no one seems to care, used to be all kinds of hub bub about chip and dale on this board
11-29-04, 05:58 PM
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I wish "Working For Peanuts" would be released in 3-D as shot.
I saw it at the World 3-D Film Expo last year and it was pretty cool to see. They ran a number of 3-D cartoons in between movies.
I saw it at the World 3-D Film Expo last year and it was pretty cool to see. They ran a number of 3-D cartoons in between movies.
12-20-04, 12:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Steve Phillips
I wish "Working For Peanuts" would be released in 3-D as shot.
I saw it at the World 3-D Film Expo last year and it was pretty cool to see. They ran a number of 3-D cartoons in between movies.
I saw it at the World 3-D Film Expo last year and it was pretty cool to see. They ran a number of 3-D cartoons in between movies.
12-20-04, 05:59 AM
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I don't this signals the end of the treasures. Remember I said that shorts would probably be released for the mainstream but the treasures themselves would not be re released? This is an example of Disney making more money from these shorts.
Are the treasures done for? Maybe, maybe not. But this is not an indication of it.
Also, Eisner is leaving in 2006. So hopefully we'll have Song of the South as a treasure for its 60th anniversary.
Are the treasures done for? Maybe, maybe not. But this is not an indication of it.
Also, Eisner is leaving in 2006. So hopefully we'll have Song of the South as a treasure for its 60th anniversary.
12-20-04, 05:04 PM
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The 3-D WORKING FOR PEANUTS was screened at the World 3-D Film Expo in Los Angeles in September of 2003. The films were shown at the Egyptian Theatre.
They also ran Disney's MELODY in 3-D.
They also ran Disney's MELODY in 3-D.
12-20-04, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Class316
I don't this signals the end of the treasures. Remember I said that shorts would probably be released for the mainstream but the treasures themselves would not be re released? This is an example of Disney making more money from these shorts.
Are the treasures done for? Maybe, maybe not. But this is not an indication of it.
Also, Eisner is leaving in 2006. So hopefully we'll have Song of the South as a treasure for its 60th anniversary.
Are the treasures done for? Maybe, maybe not. But this is not an indication of it.
Also, Eisner is leaving in 2006. So hopefully we'll have Song of the South as a treasure for its 60th anniversary.
11-28-05, 08:08 PM
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just a note for you packaging collectors. The number 4 on the spine of the chip and dale release has been changed from blue to yellow to match all the other titles in the line.
