Sing Along Songs – Campout at Walt Disney World (1994)

Sing, dance, and play along with Mickey and the gang in fun-filled musical adventures! It’s easy as you read the on-screen lyrics to favorite kid songs! In CAMPOUT AT WALT DISNEY WORLD, Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and the Sing-Along Kids pitch their tents and explore Discovery Island, River Country, and even participate in a Talent Show! It’s the most fun you’ll have on a campout!

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Disney Princess Sing Along Songs, Vol. 2 – Enchanted Tea Party (2005)

In a beautiful palace garden, under a shining sapphire sky, the most delightful celebration in all the land is about to begin. It’s an enchanted royal tea party, and your little princess is the guest of honor! On the wings of music and magic, your child will discover a lovely kingdom of happiness, harmony, and dreams come true. There, she can sing along with all her favorite Disney Princesses as they perform their best-loved songs from Disney’s award-winning classics. Plus, she’ll be the belle of the ball as she learns wonderful dance moves and sings karaoke-style too! So give your little girl the crown jewels of Disney’s musical library, and let the enchantment reign forever and a day.

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Walt Disney Legacy Collection – True Life Adventures, Vol. 3 (1955)

Long before Animal Planet existed, Walt Disney’s True-Life Adventures awakened viewers to the wonders of the natural world. Disney began the series in 1946 with Seal Island, and the six features and seven featurettes won eight Academy Awards. Listen to our interviewwith director emeritusRoy E. Disney. One winner was Bear Country (1953), which is included in Creatures of the Wild, along with The African Lion (1955), Jungle Cat (1959) and The Olympic Elk (1952). Each film traces the course of one year in the life of its subject. Lionesses hunt to feed their cubs (and their glorious but idle mates) on Serengeti Plains. A pair of jaguars in the Amazon and a mother bear in Yellowstone Park raise their cubs, teaching them to find food and avoid predators. Magnificent bull elk fight for mates in the high meadows of the Olympic Mountains. Except for the narration occasionally seeming a little forced or obvious, these documentaries wear their age lightly. The prints hav (more…)

Disney Animation Collection 3: Prince & The Pauper

The legendary tale of “The Prince And The Pauper” gets a magical Disney makeover in tis adventure-filled DISNEY ANIMATION COLLECTION DVD, part of a series of beloved classic short films! In a faraway kingdom, two boys who look exactly alike meet by chance and decide to switch places: a pauper named Mickey, who dreams about a life of luxury, and the Crown Prince, who wishes he could be as free as his subjects. Each boy faces extraordinary challenges in his new role, and together they must figure out how to save the kingdom from an evil Captain who wants the throne for himself!

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Walt Disney Treasures – Disney Rarities – Celebrated Shorts, 1920s – 1960s (1953)

Disney Rarities lives up to its title: It’s been impossible to see many of these shorts for decades. Walt Disney bankrupted his fledgling Laugh-O-Gram studio making “Alice’s Wonderland,” but the short earned Disney his first national distribution contract. Films featuring animated characters in live-action settings were common during the silent era; Disney reversed the situation, placing a live actress (Virginia Davis) in a cartoon world. The “Alice” series ran from 1923-1926, and several girls played the title role. These silent films have been handsomely restored and given upbeat musical tracks by Alex Rannie. The Oscar-winners “Ferdinand the Bull” (1938) and “Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom” (1953) rank as genuine classics, and have been unavailable for far too long. The wartime cautionary tale “Chicken Little” (1943) displays more imagination than the 2005 feature adaptation of the same story. “The Truth About Mother Goose” (1957) reflects the influence of Sleeping Beaut (more…)

Walt Disney Treasures – On the Front Lines (1943)

World War II transformed the Disney Studio. Although nearly one-third of the artists had been drafted, production quintupled, up to 95% of it for military and government uses. Some of the films included in On the Front Lines have not been seen since their initial release; others were never shown to the general public. Anticipating the importance of animated training films, Disney produced the studio’s first educational film, “Four Methods of Flush Riveting” (1941), using limited animation to train riveters at Lockheed. Decades later, “Four Methods” and the excerpts from military training films remain models of how to present information clearly and concisely. Many of the wartime entertainment shorts are largely propaganda. Donald’s nightmare of working on a Nazi assembly line in “Der Fuehrer’s Face” is still hilarious slapstick. The grimmer “Education for Death” and “Chicken Little” have aged less gracefully. Disney’s oddest wartime project was Victory Through Air P (more…)

Modern Marvels – Walt Disney World (History Channel) (2006)

Studio: A&e Home Video Release Date: 03/28/2006

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Disney’s Sing Along Songs – Beach Party at Walt Disney World (1995)

Sing, dance, and play along with Mickey and the gang in fun-filled musical adventures! It’s easy as you read the on-screen lyrics to favorite kid songs! In BEACH PARTY AT WALT DISNEY WORLD, Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, Tigger, and The Sing-Along Kids hit the waves and have a ball at Blizzard Beach, Typhoon Lagoon, Shark Reef, and more. What a cool place to have oceans of fun!

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Walt Disney Treasures: Zorro – The Complete Second Season

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Walt Disney Treasures: Zorro – The Complete First Season

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