Disney Treasures DVD collections

Does anyone on the forum have any of these? How are they?

There are some interesting titles like Mickey in Living Color , Mickey in Black and White, Complete Goofy and many more.

The artwork on some of these shorts are phenomenal especially if you compare to the modern cartoons.

My children are at the age to appreciate some of these and I've been considering picking several up, especially to prepare them for our Disneyland visit in a couple weeks!

 

Floyd, if you haven't bought Mickey Mouse In Living Color yet, prepare for a shock. They are asking for a fortune for that particular one on ebay. I picked up the Behind the Scenes DVD set at Sam's Club for $19.00, though. I just bought it and haven't watched it yet.

 

I saw what ebay was asking for the Mickey in Living Color. I'm hoping I can find one in one of the stores in Disneyland when Im there but I'm not so hopeful. I can find the mickey in black and white and goofy collection I will probably pick them up tomarrow.

 

These are awesome! I still see the Color Mickey one at Best Buy occasionally. I have every one except Davy Crockett. Make sure you find the numerous Easter eggs on them.

 

Floyd, my sister-in-law was in the Park on Sunday and there were no MMILC discs to be found, but if *you* do see two, snag one for me!

 

I have...Behind The Scenes...Davy Crockett...Silly Symphonies...FANTASTIC!

 

I saw some in a Tower a couple weeks ago. I don't have the Disneyland one or the Disney Studios one. I'm hoping to have Fess sign my Davy Crockett one next time I stop at the winery.

 

Yea if I find two I'll do that. I would also guess the stores around there should have been well stocked with that title.
Mike, did you see the mickey in color at the Tower?

 

I think it was the color one, didn't pay that much attention, which is the newest? I'm having a senile moment and can't remember.

 

I've got 'em all. Disney has meant a lot to me over the years especially in my youth and I couldn't live without them...hope to pass on the Silly Symphony tradition to the future grandkids one day.

The "Disneyland" title was a real treat for me because of the rare "dixieland" section with wonderful footage of Louis Armstrong & Kid Ory...worth it's price for those few tunes alone!

 

I would guess the MMILC was an early one as it is out of print. The MM in B&W seems to be eaiser to find. I'm hoping they MMILC will be like some of the mfsl stuff within the first year it went under, i.e. even though ebay prices were high new discs could still be found at best buys and web sites.

I'm with Claviusb if anyone finds an extra I'm in.
Floyd

 

I'll keep my eyes open.

 

What are the Silly Symphonies?

 

Really enjoy the" Micky Mouse in B&W". By far my favorite. The Disney I'm wanting is "The Scarecrow". Anybody else remember it? It was about smugglers in 18th (?) century England. A fun program. Read somewhere that it was to be released shortly.

 

Patrick McGoohan wasn't it?

 

Yes it was McGoohan. I couldn't think of his name and I'm too tired after work to go look it up. Thanks.

 

I have all but the Davy Crockett. The Mickey in color is now very hard to find and I expect the B&W one will be as well in the near future. My favorites, though, are the behind-the-scenes-at Disneyland discs.

 

Much to my surprise, I saw several of the MMiLC discs at a store in the Downtown Disney area in Orlando a couple of weeks ago. For what it's worth, I got my copy of MMiLC a couple of months ago through www.samsclub.com

 

what is silly symphonies?

Oh yeah I should have remembered that and Warner Brothers had "Looney Tunes".

 

Is this dealing with the rides etc... or the art of the animation. I've seen these on the shelves but wasn't quite sure what they would be.