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Walt Disney's Treasures Collection:wave5
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angelfaerie52
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RoninHood said:
On ultimatedisney.com, they say:
Chronological Donald Volume 2 (1942-1948)
Disney Rarities (unknown content)
Legendary Heroes ("Swamp Fox" episodes)
Spin and Marty (from the MMC)
Hope that helps.
prberk
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angelfaerie52 said:
Can't wait for "Spin and Marty"! Great series. Do they have a release date yet?
As for buying the old ones, I would try www.disneyvideos.com or Amazon, although I have always thought that WDW should have collectors' type of store, with all the hard-to-find titles. I mean, where else would you find a perfect market for selling things to Disneyphiles?
Paul
angelfaerie52
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RoninHood said:Thank you.
and um,do they still sell some of the earlier releases in the WDW area?
I saw Tomorrowland (which I bought) and Mickey Mouse in Black and White Volume 2 when I went in May. I think they also had the Mickey Mouse Club.
amazon.com also has some in stock.
Pioneer Hall
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Finally spin and marty. I wonder how much of the series it will actually have. I loved those episodes. Now all I need is the Zorro series and everything will be OK.
MKCP 1985
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Bumping this thread, it appears the release date is listed here: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...1210/0/ref=pd_frw_dnr_2_f/102-5103892-5699317
This set has me drooling. Excuse me. !! The Rarities and Donald II will be on my birthday wish list. Spin & Marty & the Legendary Heroes, . . . not so much.
This set has me drooling. Excuse me. !! The Rarities and Donald II will be on my birthday wish list. Spin & Marty & the Legendary Heroes, . . . not so much.
mickhyperion
Active Member
I'm curious to see how they handle the Spin & Marty's on DVD. Will they present each short episode complete with its original opening credits and music, along with a recap of the last episode and ending on scenes from the next one - OR - will they eliminate the redundancy of all that by just cutting it as one continuous story?
I'm guessing it will be the former - all openings, credits, recaps, and previews included. It's the only way to really present them in their original form, but it will make them a little harder to watch that way. I guess we'll find out on Tuesday!
I'm guessing it will be the former - all openings, credits, recaps, and previews included. It's the only way to really present them in their original form, but it will make them a little harder to watch that way. I guess we'll find out on Tuesday!
imagineer boy
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I'd like to get Spin and Marty for my mom for Christmas because she was a big Spin and Marty fan when she was little.
Blackie Pueblo
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I cant wait for the Rarities collection. I heard it's going to have things like "Whats the Truth about Mother Goose" and such. I loved that cartoon. It was entertaining and educational at the same time.
We have a first look at Beast and Angel for X3, news on a Castlevania movie and more at:
http://www.newlineagefilms.com
We have a first look at Beast and Angel for X3, news on a Castlevania movie and more at:
http://www.newlineagefilms.com
prberk
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Wow! I almost forgot about these videos being released. Woo-hoo. Tomorrow's the day!
Spin and Marty is a really well-done series for kids, especially boys, in my opinion. And I think that the stories, which take place on a dude ranch and involve growing up and learning to get along, are universal stories that I would still recommend to kids today (despite the black-and-white picture). So, if you have never seen it, I suggest you give it a try.
Paul
Spin and Marty is a really well-done series for kids, especially boys, in my opinion. And I think that the stories, which take place on a dude ranch and involve growing up and learning to get along, are universal stories that I would still recommend to kids today (despite the black-and-white picture). So, if you have never seen it, I suggest you give it a try.
Paul
mickhyperion
Active Member
So the Spin & Marty's are presented pretty much as one continuous story. Even though there are no original Mouseketeer intro/segues, no recaps or previews at the start/finish, no full titles and theme music at the start of each episode, and no closing credits for each, I think their decision to interrupt the flow of the story with only a short, simple episode title card and music works well. It makes it more watchable for today's audience.mickhyperion said:
Blackie Pueblo
Active Member
This is the kind of thing that breaks my heart. They never release enough so they can make them collectors edition. Some people buy quite a few of them just so they can have them, and others don't get them at all.