Classic full-legth features in multi DVD packs?

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    Originally Posted By JohnS1

    My daughter would like some classic Disney animated features (Pinochio, Bambi, Peter Pan, Alice, etc.) for Christmas. But all I can find are individual DVDs with just one movie. Are there any multi-DVD sets of Disney classic full-length animation that nyone knows of? It would make more sense to buy a set fo five or six movies, in other words, then a lot of separate DVDs.

    Thanks for any information anyone can supply!!!
     
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    Originally Posted By trekkeruss

    In past years, Costco warehouse stores have had DVD sets. The one I bought had the two Fantasia films, and a few more... I don't remember exactly which, because I never put them all back in the cardboard sleeve. :p

    Anyway, it was called "Disney's Ultimate Collector's Edition DVD's." Now is a good time to look, as the holiday season is when retailers stock up on gift sets, so good luck. :)
     
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    Originally Posted By trekkeruss

    I just did a search on Amazon, and in 1999 Disney did release to the general public the "Walt Disney Animated Anthology" with nine features. The bad news is it is sold for the ridiculous price of $300, which is a huge premium above what you would pay for the individual discs! Not only that, they had the gall to put in Lion King 2 instead of the original film. Not exactly the same caliber work as the other truly classic films in the set.
     
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    Originally Posted By gurgitoy2

    Well, the reason they did that is because Lion King hadn't been released yet. What that set in 1998 was was all of the then new Disney DVD titles. They were under the "Limited Issue" banner, and they were the very first relese of Disney's animated classics. These were pretty much no-frills DVD's, and you're better off buying the newer versions of each film in that set.
     

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