My Disney Video Collection 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- This is part 4, with titles shown that were requested by users livinlarge18 and systemoperator.
Once again, quality is okay. During the filming of the "Bambi" part you might hear my friend and I laughing about something which unfortunately made it into the cut. You may hear some minor noises/voices in the background, but that's the case with all my videos.
There's a typo on "brochure" in the beginning, it's spelt "brochur" by accident (or a deliberate error by Windows Movie Maker). Another one is "Case" accidentally spelt "cas" for the "Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo" part of the video.
Here is part 4, enjoy.
His copy does have it because MickeyJman06 mentioned his copy of "Pete's Dragon" has the same brochure with his copy, just like this user's copy of that movie you just mentioned. Ontop of all that, he uploaded the previews, which has that logo you mentioned, which means yes, this user's copy of that movie does have that logo.
Perhaps "Coming to Theatres Fall 1989" probally came first and "Coming to Theatres This Holiday Season" came second.
I do not know whether or not this is true, but suppose if it were, a variation of "Bambi" where at the end of "The Little Mermaid" trailer is says "Coming to Theatres Fall 1989" and another variation where it says "Coming to Theatres This Holiday Season", which version do you suppose would come first?
That version of "Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier" must definitely be a bootleg version because not only was it sold in a slip board cover case, but it also uses the 1985 tape label.
BTW, did you get that video I sent you?
I figured out which version of "Bambi" came first. The version that said "Coming to Theatres Fall 1989" is a regular copy from September 28, 1989 and the one that says "Coming to Theatres This Holiday Season" was a later printing from October 31, 1989. Now, the only reason why they did this is because they were unsure when they were going to release "The Little Mermaid", but then they decided to release it around that time, so people would know when it would come out.
Also, it says "Oliver & Company" came to theaters in Christmas, but actually came to theaters on November 18, 1988.
ENOUGH WITH THE POOP, I'M NEVER GOING TO EAT IT! Also, I didn't ask for you opinion!
I just got a VHS at Goodwill today, 1999 VHS of "The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad".
YOU DON'T KNOW THAT, YOU'RE GUESSING! You always do!
Whatever. Hey, Imax! What do you think about the question above?
Does the WDC logo on your "The Sword in the Stone" tape freeze for an extra 10 seconds or does it fade right out at the usual time?
Gabrielkat has seen a copy that's sold in the same cover as yours and with the same previews as yours, but the WDC logo freezes for an extra 10 secs. (just like your "Pinocchio" and "Alice in Wonderland") tapes.
Nope, it says MCMXLIX, which means 1949.
There's something else confusing on there. It says that "Oliver & Company" was coming out Christmas 1988, but that's not true, it came out November 1989.
About that video I showed you, the copywrite date says 1986 in roman numeral. So, would've it came out on March 24 when "The Sword in the Stone" came out, May 28 when "Alice in Wonderland" came out, June 25 when "The Journey of Natty Gann" came out, or October 14 when "Sleeping Beauty" came out?
Oh, no! I was not talking about the beginning of the trailer, I was talking about the end of trailer. There are two different endings to the trailer, one that said "Coming to Theatres Fall 1989" and another version that said "Coming to Theatres This Holiday Season", which would they made first.
Oh, that makes sence.
If that's true, then these must be the previews on your copy of "Pete's Dragon":
1. 1991 green FBI screens
2. 1994 WDMC logo
3. lilac "Now on Videocassette" logo
4. 1994 WDMC promo
5. "The Brave Little Toaster" trailer
6. 1994 WDFCC promo
7. 1991 lilac FP logo
8. 1993 green format logo
9. 1966 BV logo
When I bought my 1988 VHS of "Cinderella", for some odd reason it was mislabled as MCMXLIX, instead of MCML.
Oh, so there's still one version of the 1988 VHS.
cool collection! How do you find the print date on your tapes?
Yeah, I'll do that.
No, I was talking about him, I was talking about a spammer.
What's that booklet at 0:45.
But, you don't know where in Maine.
Never mind, I figured it out.
What's the print date for your SITS tape?
That is not 1989, it is 1949.
I told you once, I told you a thousand times I'm not going to do it!
But, it's true. I left you a comment about it on your channel telling you about it. He even told me it had it.
I keep forgetting.
I mean, November 1988.
You don't know where I live.
Really?
I was not asking you!
I'll have the FBI track you down!
Henrytvwhiz.