Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse

[NCState]

Get your Disney fix tonight at 8:00 pm on Turner Classic Movies.
Walt Disney's Swiss Family Robinson
If you have ever climbed the treehouse now is your chance to see the story.

 

[David S.]

Get your Disney fix tonight at 8:00 pm on Turner Classic Movies.
Walt Disney's Swiss Family Robinson
If you have ever climbed the treehouse now is your chance to see the story.

Thanks for the heads up!

This is a GREAT MOVIE! One of Walt's classics that you could see fairly regularly when Disney Channel used to show actual Disney movies!

And now they are licensing them out to other channels and not showing them on their own!

 

[JafarMaleficent]

Thanks for the heads up!

This is a GREAT MOVIE! Of of Walt's classics that you could see fairly regularly when Disney Channel used to show actual Disney movies!

And now they are licensing them out to other channels and not showing them on their own!

And their showing movies by other companies and showing the same old shows. I wish they'd show the classic stuff on Sundays. That would be awesome. Every Sunday a classic Disney day. The old cartoons and movies.

 

[NCState]

And their showing movies by other companies and showing the same old shows. I wish they'd show the classic stuff on Sundays. That would be awesome. Every Sunday a classic Disney day. The old cartoons and movies.

I agree I wished for a "classic Disney" station for a long time. It would be so much better than what they have now.

 

[BrennaRN]

Hey, Thanks.........I adore that movie. By the way, I'm from Wayne Co., NC. It really is a small world, no pun intended.

 

[Timekeeper]

The producers of that movie did a great job keeping the movie true to the walk-through attraction. Usually producers do a crummy job when they turn an attraction into a movie, but this case is an exception. The two are so similar in detail, that it's sometimes difficult to determine which came first.

:lookaroun

 

[unkadug]

The producers of that movie did a great job keeping the movie true to the walk-through attraction. Usually producers do a crummy job when they turn an attraction into a movie, but this case is an exception. The two are so similar in detail, that it's sometimes difficult to determine which came first.

:lookaroun

Wait...what?

The movie was made in 1960 the treehouse at Disneyland came in 1962. Of course WDW wasn't built yet.