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Hey, Canadiana! If you happen to find any pre-1984 Disney videocassettes that were former rentals, please notify me and post the link! Make sure they're from eBay. -- Ryanasaurus0077 21:42, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
You said that buyers of Pinocchio at $79.95 were mad when the price was to drop. Why were they mad? Weren't videocassettes expensive back then? -- Imax80 21:33, 2 November 2006 (UTC)
Weren't any Disney videos promoted by any fast food chains like Burger King or McDonalds? The earliest cross-promo I saw was the Crest give-away for the 1989 Bambi video release. -- Imax80 22:45, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
Thanks for that. Yeah, the three Park and Rides that I made referenced which are Les Promenades (at les Promenades de l'Outaouais), Pierre-Lafontaine on a side side one block east of Greber and one block south of les Promenades as well as Greber/St-Louis are still in operation according to the STO site. The third one was done as a temporary park and ride I think during the construction on Maisonneuve Boulevard in 2004. However, it seems they made it permanent.
The only thing that I will have to check is the exact names of the strip malls in the vicinity of les Promenades. -- JForget 21:43, 5 November 2006 (UTC)
I started adding release info under the titles. Do think this will make a better article? BTW, when are ou going to upload the pictures of Robin Hood and The Sword in the Stone into the article? -- Imax80 23:39, 5 November 2006 (UTC)
I have several things about it being suspended from video release. Maybe this is because Disney was still worried about their PG-movie policy. I remember reading something that teens during the 1980s were all saying things like,"Disney movies are just for kids." Disney tried to reach the teens with The Black Cauldron. It wasn't on video until 1998. Do you have any info on the circulation of the film outside of theatrical business? -- Imax80 22:53, 6 November 2006 (UTC)
Read the article and see all the citation bars. Also, when are the pictures of Robin Hood and Sword going to be submitted to the article? I could take a photo of my Dumbo and Pinocchio videos. BTW, check my suer page and see my collection that I expanded. -- Imax80 02:51, 11 November 2006 (UTC)
I noticed that you were recently asking an admin to add a cross-link to a Turkish article. Normally, you should be able to do this yourself (unless the article is fully pro ==
I noticed that you were recently asking an admin to add a cross-link to a Turkish article. Normally, you should be able to do this yourself (unless the article is fully protected). Just hit edit and scroll down the the very bottom and insert your link in the alphabetically appropriate place. Canadiana 21:52, 15 November 2006 (UTC)
I'm aware of the problem of naming the Project. Would you be intersested in joining such a projest? It could be renamed later; the name isn't permanent. You may have noticed in my talk page I, among other people, have been trying to think of a name. The problem, as you pointed out, is how to include Canada and exlude Mexico and other Central American countries because they have much different leauge structures and status. We could use someone who knows about Canadian soccer. XYZ CrVo 21:39, 20 November 2006 (UTC)
but still in its beginning stages. Please leave any comments on the talk page of the project. I realize that the name is ridiculously long. It almost takes up a line in this comment! XYZ CrVo 02:59, 25 November 2006 (UTC)
I meant to say "First Classics release to use it" because I happen to have a 20,000 Leagues video from 1985, and it says HI-Fi on it I think. -- Imax80 20:53, 22 November 2006 (UTC)
I just won a Beta tape of "Pete's Dragon" off of eBay, and the seller says the runtime is 105 minutes. According to Ryanasuarus0077, the March 1980 Fotomat version has that runtime. What release it? -- Imax80 21:07, 22 November 2006 (UTC)
Every Disney video has an animated intro. Many fanboys are trying to get the history of these logos of when they debuted on cassettes. All I know is the first animated intro was shown in 1978 on the DiscoVision releases, it's the "Walt Disney Home Entertainment" one with the spinning Mickey. A variant of this existed on 1983-84 Cartoon Classics tapes where the screen would rotate to a different WDHV logo that flashes.
The logo was then turned into "Walt Disney Home Video" in 1984, because the division was named "HOME VIDEO" so it made more sense. At the same time, the "Classics" logo was shown on tapes from 1984 to 1987.
Then in maybe October 1986, the Sorcerer Mickey version was introduced. Do you know when this one was introduced?
Also, did any of these logos appear on the promos? I saw the original one in the "Walt Disney and You" promo. -- Imax80 19:45, 26 November 2006 (UTC)
This discussion has been moved to Talk:List of Walt Disney video releases to make it easier to follow. Canadiana 16:59, 1 December 2006 (UTC)
It's getting too long and full of arugements. Can you help me make an archive? -- Imax80 18:03, 29 December 2006 (UTC)
I remember you wrote that the original video release of The Little Mermaid had been sold by rackjobbers 2 days before actual release.
Well, I noticed when Finding Nemo was nearing release in the fall of 2003, I noticed on October 31, 2003, my rental sotre already had copies. Also, the same thing happened in ealry March 2005 before the release date of The Incredibles. I ended up getting that copy beore the March 15 release.
Do you know if the whole NAAD/rackjobbers thing was the case of this? -- Imax80 22:51, 8 January 2007 (UTC)
I bid on the original 1985 video relase of Pinocchio, and I also got something very cool with it. It's a rougly 10 minute videocassette that is a Preview/Sales Tape. It has several ads for the Pinocchio release, the facts about the $1,000,000 advertising campaign, how it did in the 1984 re-release, interviews with people who saw it (A Classics diamond was on the microphone), and it has full mention of The Classics banner, and stating that Robin Hood was one of the 15 best-selling videocassettes of all time.
Did you ever see this? -- Imax80 20:05, 9 January 2007 (UTC)
I watched it again, and it is amazing. I'll try to post it on Youtube, but I am still figuring out how my camera works. I got it off of eBay, perhaps one may come on again, or maybe that was only one of the existing copies left. Do you think this is worth something? -- Imax80 19:31, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
At a store today, I got the 1991 video of The Jungle Book, but in a cardboard slipsleeve that looked kinda cheap. The video has a black silk-screened label on it, no print date, but it has the FBI warnings/previews/film. Is this a bootleg copy? -- Imax80 20:51, 27 January 2007 (UTC)
I think it is a bootleg, because you know those square things on the bottom of the cassette on the left? Well it's covered, so it's a blank tape that must have ripped from the actual video release. The black label is also kind of cheap as well. -- Imax80 00:10, 28 January 2007 (UTC)
I finally got it. I remember you telling me about it. I got this with my copy of "The Boatniks", which is, I believe, from late 1984, because it uses the different font for "HOME VIDEO" and not the Handel Gothic font. The cover is gold, and Tron and Tex are on the first 2 pages. I also says Dumbo won an ITA Golden Videocassette Award. What was that? -- Imax80 00:36, 28 January 2007 (UTC)
I am trying to find out when the second printing of the 1990s Robin Hood print actually hit markets. The first version has advertisements on it for "The Jungle Book" and "The Rescuers Down Under", while the other tape has no previews at all. Do you now when this variant hit stores? I think it was somewhere around very late 1991 or early 1992. -- Imax80 19:34, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
I know the relesse date to that question! It actually came out November.1,1991 and same with The Rescuers Down Under with green FBI Screens! You know why I found out about that? Because, Fantasia was relessed on November.1,1991, and it had no previews so they did the same to RH and TRDU, but RH and TRDU used the green ones, and speaking of Green FBI Screens, the Fantasia print with green screens and the scrolling FP logo actually came out in 1991 because the earliest printing of 101 Dalmatians was in November of 1991 because, usually it takes 3-5 months. After that copy came out, Fantasia went out of print December 1991! And on The Robin Hood prints that use green FBI screens weren on sale from 1991-1994 and then dropped out of print and same with the other copy because, your copy of The Sword in the Stone classics video was printed in 1994 and it used the Red FBI Warnings. So Robin Hood both had those copies from 1991-1994 and then dropped out of print in 1994 when the Masterpiece Collection of Robin Hood came out! And About that Fantasia print I told you about, well Cooper 20 has those prints! One with 1984 FBI screens and 1989 classics logo, and the other with 1991 FBI screens, Trailer of BATB, 1991 Scrolling FP logo, and the 1989 classics logo! And I Hope this answers your questions! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 65.92.116.225 ( talk)
Actually, I say it's September 20, 1991 'cause Jungle Book was one of trailers on Robin Hood, but was already out on VHS. Rescuers Down Under was another preview offered on Robin Hood and was coming soon. So, when Rescuers Down Under came out, Robin Hood was still in progression of editing and they decided to cut the previews out of there, replace the FBI warnings with new green one's because they had to and replace the cut-short 1989 WDC logo with the older 1988 logo, because it was the only one available at the moment. Skymac207 24:12, 26 June 2007 (UTC)
Hello, I have recieved the 1994 Masterpiece Collection edition of "Robin Hood" and I noticed that some scenes of audio were slighlty re-dubbed. For example, before Kluck faces off the rhinos, a cymbal crash is heard. Now none of my other copies prior to this release have that. Also, there are some scenes of added voices on some scenes.
Could this be that the earlier prints were not really the original theatrical release, and the 1994 version and so forth really is? -- Imax80 20:51, 22 March 2007 (UTC)
Hm. I'm entirely open to the idea that I'm confused about Canadian usage of -ise vs. -ize, and defer to your, and Canadian newspapers', style. It strikes me as odd nevertheless; perhaps I'll try to find some more information on the two different spellings. As to the name of the article, I cannot say that I have any opinion, other than that if there is even the slightest bit of evidence that the festival has a real name that we can use instead of our paranthetical disambiguation, we should go with that. Jkelly 17:43, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
I have a number of vhs new shrink wrapped Disney Classics and Masterpieces. Some of these contain the stock numbers listed on pages here. How do I find out how much they are worth? Any help is appreciated.
Aurora14 16:09, 30 June 2007 (UTC)
Do you have a link that shows the 1988 VHS of "Cinderella" being sold for the first time, which also included the 1988 re-prints of "Dumbo", "Alice in Wonderland", etc.? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.75.97.19 ( talk) 20:04, 10 October 2007 (UTC)
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Hey, Canadiana! If you happen to find any pre-1984 Disney videocassettes that were former rentals, please notify me and post the link! Make sure they're from eBay. -- Ryanasaurus0077 21:42, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
You said that buyers of Pinocchio at $79.95 were mad when the price was to drop. Why were they mad? Weren't videocassettes expensive back then? -- Imax80 21:33, 2 November 2006 (UTC)
Weren't any Disney videos promoted by any fast food chains like Burger King or McDonalds? The earliest cross-promo I saw was the Crest give-away for the 1989 Bambi video release. -- Imax80 22:45, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
Thanks for that. Yeah, the three Park and Rides that I made referenced which are Les Promenades (at les Promenades de l'Outaouais), Pierre-Lafontaine on a side side one block east of Greber and one block south of les Promenades as well as Greber/St-Louis are still in operation according to the STO site. The third one was done as a temporary park and ride I think during the construction on Maisonneuve Boulevard in 2004. However, it seems they made it permanent.
The only thing that I will have to check is the exact names of the strip malls in the vicinity of les Promenades. -- JForget 21:43, 5 November 2006 (UTC)
I started adding release info under the titles. Do think this will make a better article? BTW, when are ou going to upload the pictures of Robin Hood and The Sword in the Stone into the article? -- Imax80 23:39, 5 November 2006 (UTC)
I have several things about it being suspended from video release. Maybe this is because Disney was still worried about their PG-movie policy. I remember reading something that teens during the 1980s were all saying things like,"Disney movies are just for kids." Disney tried to reach the teens with The Black Cauldron. It wasn't on video until 1998. Do you have any info on the circulation of the film outside of theatrical business? -- Imax80 22:53, 6 November 2006 (UTC)
Read the article and see all the citation bars. Also, when are the pictures of Robin Hood and Sword going to be submitted to the article? I could take a photo of my Dumbo and Pinocchio videos. BTW, check my suer page and see my collection that I expanded. -- Imax80 02:51, 11 November 2006 (UTC)
I noticed that you were recently asking an admin to add a cross-link to a Turkish article. Normally, you should be able to do this yourself (unless the article is fully pro ==
I noticed that you were recently asking an admin to add a cross-link to a Turkish article. Normally, you should be able to do this yourself (unless the article is fully protected). Just hit edit and scroll down the the very bottom and insert your link in the alphabetically appropriate place. Canadiana 21:52, 15 November 2006 (UTC)
I'm aware of the problem of naming the Project. Would you be intersested in joining such a projest? It could be renamed later; the name isn't permanent. You may have noticed in my talk page I, among other people, have been trying to think of a name. The problem, as you pointed out, is how to include Canada and exlude Mexico and other Central American countries because they have much different leauge structures and status. We could use someone who knows about Canadian soccer. XYZ CrVo 21:39, 20 November 2006 (UTC)
but still in its beginning stages. Please leave any comments on the talk page of the project. I realize that the name is ridiculously long. It almost takes up a line in this comment! XYZ CrVo 02:59, 25 November 2006 (UTC)
I meant to say "First Classics release to use it" because I happen to have a 20,000 Leagues video from 1985, and it says HI-Fi on it I think. -- Imax80 20:53, 22 November 2006 (UTC)
I just won a Beta tape of "Pete's Dragon" off of eBay, and the seller says the runtime is 105 minutes. According to Ryanasuarus0077, the March 1980 Fotomat version has that runtime. What release it? -- Imax80 21:07, 22 November 2006 (UTC)
Every Disney video has an animated intro. Many fanboys are trying to get the history of these logos of when they debuted on cassettes. All I know is the first animated intro was shown in 1978 on the DiscoVision releases, it's the "Walt Disney Home Entertainment" one with the spinning Mickey. A variant of this existed on 1983-84 Cartoon Classics tapes where the screen would rotate to a different WDHV logo that flashes.
The logo was then turned into "Walt Disney Home Video" in 1984, because the division was named "HOME VIDEO" so it made more sense. At the same time, the "Classics" logo was shown on tapes from 1984 to 1987.
Then in maybe October 1986, the Sorcerer Mickey version was introduced. Do you know when this one was introduced?
Also, did any of these logos appear on the promos? I saw the original one in the "Walt Disney and You" promo. -- Imax80 19:45, 26 November 2006 (UTC)
This discussion has been moved to Talk:List of Walt Disney video releases to make it easier to follow. Canadiana 16:59, 1 December 2006 (UTC)
It's getting too long and full of arugements. Can you help me make an archive? -- Imax80 18:03, 29 December 2006 (UTC)
I remember you wrote that the original video release of The Little Mermaid had been sold by rackjobbers 2 days before actual release.
Well, I noticed when Finding Nemo was nearing release in the fall of 2003, I noticed on October 31, 2003, my rental sotre already had copies. Also, the same thing happened in ealry March 2005 before the release date of The Incredibles. I ended up getting that copy beore the March 15 release.
Do you know if the whole NAAD/rackjobbers thing was the case of this? -- Imax80 22:51, 8 January 2007 (UTC)
I bid on the original 1985 video relase of Pinocchio, and I also got something very cool with it. It's a rougly 10 minute videocassette that is a Preview/Sales Tape. It has several ads for the Pinocchio release, the facts about the $1,000,000 advertising campaign, how it did in the 1984 re-release, interviews with people who saw it (A Classics diamond was on the microphone), and it has full mention of The Classics banner, and stating that Robin Hood was one of the 15 best-selling videocassettes of all time.
Did you ever see this? -- Imax80 20:05, 9 January 2007 (UTC)
I watched it again, and it is amazing. I'll try to post it on Youtube, but I am still figuring out how my camera works. I got it off of eBay, perhaps one may come on again, or maybe that was only one of the existing copies left. Do you think this is worth something? -- Imax80 19:31, 10 January 2007 (UTC)
At a store today, I got the 1991 video of The Jungle Book, but in a cardboard slipsleeve that looked kinda cheap. The video has a black silk-screened label on it, no print date, but it has the FBI warnings/previews/film. Is this a bootleg copy? -- Imax80 20:51, 27 January 2007 (UTC)
I think it is a bootleg, because you know those square things on the bottom of the cassette on the left? Well it's covered, so it's a blank tape that must have ripped from the actual video release. The black label is also kind of cheap as well. -- Imax80 00:10, 28 January 2007 (UTC)
I finally got it. I remember you telling me about it. I got this with my copy of "The Boatniks", which is, I believe, from late 1984, because it uses the different font for "HOME VIDEO" and not the Handel Gothic font. The cover is gold, and Tron and Tex are on the first 2 pages. I also says Dumbo won an ITA Golden Videocassette Award. What was that? -- Imax80 00:36, 28 January 2007 (UTC)
I am trying to find out when the second printing of the 1990s Robin Hood print actually hit markets. The first version has advertisements on it for "The Jungle Book" and "The Rescuers Down Under", while the other tape has no previews at all. Do you now when this variant hit stores? I think it was somewhere around very late 1991 or early 1992. -- Imax80 19:34, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
I know the relesse date to that question! It actually came out November.1,1991 and same with The Rescuers Down Under with green FBI Screens! You know why I found out about that? Because, Fantasia was relessed on November.1,1991, and it had no previews so they did the same to RH and TRDU, but RH and TRDU used the green ones, and speaking of Green FBI Screens, the Fantasia print with green screens and the scrolling FP logo actually came out in 1991 because the earliest printing of 101 Dalmatians was in November of 1991 because, usually it takes 3-5 months. After that copy came out, Fantasia went out of print December 1991! And on The Robin Hood prints that use green FBI screens weren on sale from 1991-1994 and then dropped out of print and same with the other copy because, your copy of The Sword in the Stone classics video was printed in 1994 and it used the Red FBI Warnings. So Robin Hood both had those copies from 1991-1994 and then dropped out of print in 1994 when the Masterpiece Collection of Robin Hood came out! And About that Fantasia print I told you about, well Cooper 20 has those prints! One with 1984 FBI screens and 1989 classics logo, and the other with 1991 FBI screens, Trailer of BATB, 1991 Scrolling FP logo, and the 1989 classics logo! And I Hope this answers your questions! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 65.92.116.225 ( talk)
Actually, I say it's September 20, 1991 'cause Jungle Book was one of trailers on Robin Hood, but was already out on VHS. Rescuers Down Under was another preview offered on Robin Hood and was coming soon. So, when Rescuers Down Under came out, Robin Hood was still in progression of editing and they decided to cut the previews out of there, replace the FBI warnings with new green one's because they had to and replace the cut-short 1989 WDC logo with the older 1988 logo, because it was the only one available at the moment. Skymac207 24:12, 26 June 2007 (UTC)
Hello, I have recieved the 1994 Masterpiece Collection edition of "Robin Hood" and I noticed that some scenes of audio were slighlty re-dubbed. For example, before Kluck faces off the rhinos, a cymbal crash is heard. Now none of my other copies prior to this release have that. Also, there are some scenes of added voices on some scenes.
Could this be that the earlier prints were not really the original theatrical release, and the 1994 version and so forth really is? -- Imax80 20:51, 22 March 2007 (UTC)
Hm. I'm entirely open to the idea that I'm confused about Canadian usage of -ise vs. -ize, and defer to your, and Canadian newspapers', style. It strikes me as odd nevertheless; perhaps I'll try to find some more information on the two different spellings. As to the name of the article, I cannot say that I have any opinion, other than that if there is even the slightest bit of evidence that the festival has a real name that we can use instead of our paranthetical disambiguation, we should go with that. Jkelly 17:43, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
I have a number of vhs new shrink wrapped Disney Classics and Masterpieces. Some of these contain the stock numbers listed on pages here. How do I find out how much they are worth? Any help is appreciated.
Aurora14 16:09, 30 June 2007 (UTC)
Do you have a link that shows the 1988 VHS of "Cinderella" being sold for the first time, which also included the 1988 re-prints of "Dumbo", "Alice in Wonderland", etc.? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.75.97.19 ( talk) 20:04, 10 October 2007 (UTC)
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