Disney Treasures wave 4 titles
05-06-04, 12:00 PM
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Disney Treasures wave 4 titles
According to http://www.ultimatedisney.com/comingsoon.html
Mickey Mouse in Black & White Volume 2
The Mickey Mouse Club
The Complete Pluto
Assorted Treasures Set (will contain "Donald in Mathmagic Land" and "Ben & Me" programs)
Mickey Mouse in Black & White Volume 2
The Mickey Mouse Club
The Complete Pluto
Assorted Treasures Set (will contain "Donald in Mathmagic Land" and "Ben & Me" programs)
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It is VERY important to note that these are VERY MUCH RUMORED releases, discussed before Roy Disney's departure from Disney. The Treasures were a pet project of Roy's, and without his involvement there is a good chance that Wave 3 may very well be the last in the series (which would be an incredible shame).
Just in case someone wants to jump on me for this, this is not my personal opinion, it can easily be obtained from the ultimate disney boards themselves.
Just in case someone wants to jump on me for this, this is not my personal opinion, it can easily be obtained from the ultimate disney boards themselves.
05-06-04, 01:42 PM
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Originally posted by Class316
Hopefully none of wave 4 is censored, especially since Roy is gone.
Hopefully none of wave 4 is censored, especially since Roy is gone.
While he was severely mauled by the tiger, he's far from "gone."
05-06-04, 04:00 PM
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Originally posted by DVD Josh
It is VERY important to note that these are VERY MUCH RUMORED releases, discussed before Roy Disney's departure from Disney. The Treasures were a pet project of Roy's, and without his involvement there is a good chance that Wave 3 may very well be the last in the series (which would be an incredible shame).
It is VERY important to note that these are VERY MUCH RUMORED releases, discussed before Roy Disney's departure from Disney. The Treasures were a pet project of Roy's, and without his involvement there is a good chance that Wave 3 may very well be the last in the series (which would be an incredible shame).
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Mickey in B&W Vol. 2 could potentially feature several cartoons with severe racial stereotypes that were left out of volume one. I'm not too hopefully that Disney will include them intact, even if presented in context with special intros. Some of it is really awful seen today.
05-06-04, 04:56 PM
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Originally posted by BlueJayWay
Mickey in B&W Vol. 2 could potentially feature several cartoons with severe racial stereotypes that were left out of volume one. I'm not too hopefully that Disney will include them intact, even if presented in context with special intros. Some of it is really awful seen today.
Mickey in B&W Vol. 2 could potentially feature several cartoons with severe racial stereotypes that were left out of volume one. I'm not too hopefully that Disney will include them intact, even if presented in context with special intros. Some of it is really awful seen today.
05-06-04, 04:59 PM
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Originally posted by BlueJayWay
Mickey in B&W Vol. 2 could potentially feature several cartoons with severe racial stereotypes that were left out of volume one. I'm not too hopefully that Disney will include them intact, even if presented in context with special intros. Some of it is really awful seen today.
Mickey in B&W Vol. 2 could potentially feature several cartoons with severe racial stereotypes that were left out of volume one. I'm not too hopefully that Disney will include them intact, even if presented in context with special intros. Some of it is really awful seen today.
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I don't think there's a lot of really "offensive" ones...
Although, one of the funnier B&W's, "The Haunted House," was left off. It has a really funny Jazz Singer reference.
Although, one of the funnier B&W's, "The Haunted House," was left off. It has a really funny Jazz Singer reference.
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Originally posted by Groucho
While he was severely mauled by the tiger, he's far from "gone."
While he was severely mauled by the tiger, he's far from "gone."
It took me a minute...
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Originally posted by BlueJayWay
Mickey in B&W Vol. 2 could potentially feature several cartoons with severe racial stereotypes that were left out of volume one. I'm not too hopefully that Disney will include them intact, even if presented in context with special intros. Some of it is really awful seen today.
Mickey in B&W Vol. 2 could potentially feature several cartoons with severe racial stereotypes that were left out of volume one. I'm not too hopefully that Disney will include them intact, even if presented in context with special intros. Some of it is really awful seen today.
05-07-04, 01:05 PM
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I love just about everything Disney but I never cared for Pluto. He never did anything interesting. All he'd do is get different things stuck to his butt and then spend 7 minutes trying to get it off.
05-07-04, 03:19 PM
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Originally posted by PatrickMcCart
I don't think there's a lot of really "offensive" ones...
Although, one of the funnier B&W's, "The Haunted House," was left off. It has a really funny Jazz Singer reference.
I don't think there's a lot of really "offensive" ones...
Although, one of the funnier B&W's, "The Haunted House," was left off. It has a really funny Jazz Singer reference.
05-07-04, 03:34 PM
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Originally posted by Pants
He never did anything interesting. All he'd do is get different things stuck in his butt and then spend 7 minutes trying to get it out.
He never did anything interesting. All he'd do is get different things stuck in his butt and then spend 7 minutes trying to get it out.
Surely that would be edited. Disney just isn't that edgy anymore.
05-07-04, 10:27 PM
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Originally posted by BlueJayWay
I just can't ever see them ever releasing something like "Mickey's Mellerdramer", where Mickey & friends put on a production of Uncle Tom's Cabin. If they're too scared to release "Song of the South", then we'll never see something like that.
I just can't ever see them ever releasing something like "Mickey's Mellerdramer", where Mickey & friends put on a production of Uncle Tom's Cabin. If they're too scared to release "Song of the South", then we'll never see something like that.
Maybe they should put everything they consider "offensive" (i.e., Song of the South, Mickey's Mellerdramer, etc) into a special, very limited edition Disney Treasure set. Disney's Non-PC series.
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