Originally Posted By TheMadHatter -em Legend of Lobo is on DVD. Anchor Bay released it. You might stil be able to find it on the net.
Originally Posted By GHOSTHOST1313 Anything would be nice it doesn`t have to be a vault disney treatment i can wait.That`s not to say that a 2 disc treatment wouldn`t be nice either.
Originally Posted By yensid32 Only one thing is more neglected and overlooked by Disney. And that is its' tv movies made especially for the anthology show. There is a huge list of these that I would love to see again, and that have never seen a video, let alone a dvd release. Some examples are: Ghost of Cypress Swamp - Starring Vic Morrow & Jeff East. Directed by Vincent McEveety. (This has been available on vhs in Australia in the early '90s). 1977 Secret Of Lost Valley - Brad Savage, Mary Ann Mobley. Directed by Vic Morrow. 1980 Guns in the Heather (Also known as Secret of Boyne Castle) - Stars Kurt Russell, Glenn Corbett. Directed by Robert Butler. 1969. Mystery in Dracula's Castle - Stars Johnny Witaker, John Fielder. 1973 Mooncussers - Stars Kevin Corcoran. Directed by James Neilson. 1964. Treasure of San Bosco Reef - Roger Mobley, James Day. Directed by Robert L. Friend. 1968. Wacky Zoo of Morgan City - Hal Holbrook. 1970. Also, the feature film 'Run, Cougar, Run' has never had a video release. With no Vault Disney on cable anymore, Disney is neglecting a large portions of its' audience. It could make it up them by releasing more older titles on dvd.
Originally Posted By -em when I found my list it was actually 4--that according to A-Z that havent been released are 1)song of the south (yeah i know its been internationally released but I cant find a cheap copy) 2)Victory through Air Power 3)african lion 4)perri My local library has been a wonderful sorce for the old ones and thanks for the hint on Legend of Lobo- Ill keep my eye out for it -em
Originally Posted By yensid32 Dear -em, Just a note to say 'African Lion' has been available on video in the States. I purchased a copy in '96 from a Suncoast store. And I have seen the occasional copy floating around on ebay.
Originally Posted By Scutr >>Pamelyn Ferdin, who animation fans would remember for her roles in Charlotte’s Web and Heidi’s Song.<< You forgot that she also voiced Charlie Brown's nemesis (Linus' sister), Lucy Van Pelt. You can mark me down as wanting some of their old 'World of Disney' tv movies too. Specifically the "Whiz Kid" films (I think there were at least 2) with Eric Shea.
Originally Posted By unocardshark What about the original "Escape to Witch Mountain"? The sequels were painful but I always liked the first. Did this ever come out on DVD?
Originally Posted By Drkjedi1 Hmm well there is one film the Disney did that I have always wanted to see released and that is "The Black Arrow" with Oliver Reed, Donald Plesance and others. I loved it when I first saw it on the Disney Channel when DC was still a premium/no commercial channel sometime in the 1980's I think. I never see it mentioned in any of the books about Disney films or anywhere else and I think that is a real shame!
Originally Posted By -em okay- thanks for the tip- I much prefer to rent than buy I'll keep my eye out though- -em
Originally Posted By nic_wd_03 im not making a list because i want them all! i think its ABSOLULTY RIDICULOUS that some of these havent been released since the 80's! the way I see it, with a new medium they HAVE to be re-released sometime in the future. so grab your pan & scanned DVD copy of snowball express because that will probably be it until hd-DVD. meanwhile disney is too cheap to release the happiest millionaire themselves, but next tuesday we get the 5th version of a bugs life on DVD! its easy to see where their priorities lie!
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 <<meanwhile disney is too cheap to release the happiest millionaire themselves, but next tuesday we get the 5th version of a bugs life on DVD! its easy to see where their priorities lie!>> Fact is A Bug's Life makes money for them, Millonaire doesn't. As for what I want: Darby O'Gill and the Little People.
Originally Posted By nic_wd_03 well millionaire would if they knew how to advertize it. and i agree with darby!
