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http://www.bbfc.co.uk/releases/make-mine-music-1946

UNCUT version of Make Mine Music passed by the BBFC

And from the land of total craziness, this was classified by the BBFC today:

FARMYARD SYMPHONY [Additional Material MAKE MINE MUSIC]
Director: Robert Cormack, Clyde Geronimi, Stars: Nelson Eddy (voice), Dinah Shore (voice), Benny Goodman (voice),
Runtime: 7m 51s

You know I did wonder why Tarzan was out of stock in a lot of places and why it had been removed from the Disneymovierewards site, guess this explains it.

Unless I'm mistaken, is this just going completely unremarked upon? From the front page: Disney has announced a December 11th Blu-ray debut for the fondly remembered 1995 fat camp comedy Heavyweights. The live-action film, co-written and executive produced by Judd Apatow and starring Ben Stiller, wi...

A Blu-Ray release wouldn't serve much purpose; I doubt any of those shows were animated in HD resolutions, or in a format that allows transferring to HD resolution as the traditionally-animated Disney features were. The way the shows were animated or filmed is not what would cause the problems. The...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Peter-Pan-Blu-r ... 70&sr=1-16

UK release date brought forward to November 5th?

From the BBFC

00:01:13:06 DISNEY - PETER PAN - DIAMOND EDITION Trailer

Correct me if I'm wrong, but at 1:34 is that T-rex from "Meet the Robinsons" and Max from "Tangled" making cameos?

bugsplat9999 wrote:ichabod,

The total run time for B&M is 21:04. Not sure if that is the extended or not. Maybe someone else with more knowledge or you can be sure..?

Chris

Well if it has the same runtime as the Rarities DVD, then it is the original shorter length version.

Hello, Good news!! Amazon has delivered my DGC order 1 day early!! I quickly decided to look at "Ben And Me" just to see its quality... I have som good news for some.... Now I am a novice and by no means a Pro in evaluating video.... But I can see at least 2 differences from the DGC and t...

1. Pinocchio 1940 2. Fantasia 1940 3. Bambi 1942 4. Peter Pan 1953 5. Lady and the Tramp 1955 6. The Jungle Book 1967 7. Aladdin 1992 8. 101 Dalmatians 1961 9. The Hunchback of Notre Dame 1996 10. Tarzan 1999 11. Mulan 1998 12. Beauty and the Beast 1991 13. Alice in Wonderland 1951 14. Sleeping Beau...

DisneyAnimation88 wrote:...would they really push ahead with a film that was a mirror image of a Disney feature?

No, Pixar usually just push ahead with films that are mirror images of their own back catalogue.

Animalia wrote:Pepe is in the movie! Okay, now I'm definitely seeing the movie with Pepe at least making an apperance.

Now I know Pepe's in it, I've had completely the opposite reaction

Worst Muppet ever.

Much better than the bowl of mushrooms and the live velociraptor they had on stage for 'Fantasia'.

Less fatalities anyhow...

A question for anyone who actually owns any of the 4 It's a small world DVDs. The short from the package features. 'Pedro', 'The Flying Gauchito', 'Casey at the Bat'... etc How are they presented? As if literally lifted from the film or in their re-release forms with their own title cards and credits?

Big One wrote:Then this thread clearly isn't for you, maybe you shouldn't post or read my reviews. Your post is practically spam.

Yay you managed a post without any bad language in it.

Well done to you.

Now where did I leave my evil grin..

Oh here it is.

Bit of a broad question to ask. The good ones are good, the bad ones are bad :p For more specific insights on certain movies, I could point you to these threads I started, my opinions starting each one. <a href="http://www.ultimatedisney.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16862&highlight=discussions...

Do you want to know the one thing more painful than watching all of these Disney sequels?

Reading your foul mouthed, agressive rants about them.

Seriously.

Well it's good news everything appears to be being carried over. The original 2 disc was extremely exhaustive.

No it doesn't disappear.

It has been 'fixed'.