Walt Disney Treasures - Mickey Mouse in Black and White Movie Streaming
Jeudi, janvier 14th, 2010 |
Walt Disney Treasures - Mickey Mouse in Black and White Movie Streaming.
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Despite this being a seminal moment in DVD history having the shaded and white Mickey Mouse cartoons available in the best possible digital format, this Disney Treasures collection is not a complete space. As mentioned, this residence will maintain 34 sad and white MM shorts, but they are only selections out of about 75 made between 1928-1935. Last year’s “Droll Symphonies” collection was set together in a similar plan with a cramped more than half of the 73 or so made. Rumors are that next year’s DT series will include a “Mickey Mouse in Living Color Vol. 2″, which means that host/compiler Leonard Maltin possibly intends to include second volumes of past and future collections in this series that don’t beget everything in one position due to colossal amounts originally produced. When these MM murky and white shorts were available on laserdisc years ago, they were also released in two volumes.
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Here is a complete list of the B&W selections on this collection (year-by-year) straight from the Disney press release:
1928–”Steamboat Willie”, “The Gallopin’ Gaucho”, “Plane Crazy” (actually the first official Mickey Mouse short–originally restful with sound added later and re-released following the success of “SW”) .
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1929–”The Karnival Kid”, “Mickey’s Follies”
1930–”The Fire Fighters”, “The Chain Gang”, “The Gorilla Mystery”, “The Pioneer Days”
1931–”The Birthday Party”, “Mickey Steps Out”, “Blue Rhythm”, “Mickey Cuts Up”, “Mickey’s Orphans”
1932–”The Duck Hunt”, “Mickey’s Revue”, “Mickey’s Nightmare”, “The Whoopee Party”, “Touchdown Mickey”, “The Klondike Kid”
1933–”Building a Building”, “The Enraged Doctor”, “Ye Olden Days”, “The Mail Pilot”, “Mickey’s Gala Premiere”, “Puppy Admire”, “The Pet Store”, “Giantland”
1934–”Camping Out”, “Gulliver Mickey”, “Orphan’s Support”, “The Dognapper”, “Two-Gun Mickey”
1935–”Mickey’s Service Dwelling” (Curiously, “Mickey’s Kangaroo” is not included here. This was really the last B&W Mickey cartoon done shortly after he premiered in color in “The Band Concert”) .
The press release has stated that, in addition to all the features mentioned above, there will also be rare footage of the only MM B&W pencil test known to exist. This pencil test was done for “The Mail Pilot.” Also, recent interviews were apparently done with the legendary animators Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston for the documentary. Much-needed audio commentary (presumably by Leonard Maltin) has also been added to the poster gallery on disc 2 that was absent from last year’s “Mickey Mouse in Living Color.”
For those not acquainted with last year’s “Mickey Mouse in Living Color”: that collection collects Mickey’s first three years in color between 1935-1938. Next year’s rumored Vol. 2 will probably complete the color Mickey, going up to his last short under Walt Disney–”The Simple Things” (1953) .
More rumors for next year’s DT series: “Wartime Cartoons” (originally intended for this year) and “The Chronological Donald” (obviously the first phase of the many Donald Duck cartoons produced through the 1930’s-1960’s) .
I’m not going to explain on the 2 disc situation. As far as I’m concerned, it’s a five star area that apoligizes for not being PC.
On disc one, there is a hidden bonus.
STOP HERE IF YOU WANT TO Gather IT YOURSELF.
The hidden bonus is Malton’s explanation of the 1920’s - 1930’s Mickey Mouse club, the (extremely rare) “Minnie’s YooHoo” cartoon that usually began the Mickey Mouse club meetings, And a news reel on a 2 day festival.
The 2 ways that you can gain the hidden bonus:
1. First go to the bonus material menu. Then honest arrow down till you highlight “Register your dvd”. Then press the up arrow.
At this point, Mickey’s cowboy hat should have turned blue. Press play, and it will commence. (Malton intro is chapter 1, Minnie’s YooHoo is chapter 2, 2 day festival is chapter 3) .
2. After going to the bonus menu, press 6 on your remote.
Incidently, to bypass the nonPC apology from Malton that occurs several times, press the forward to next chapter arrow on your remote (ie: those cartoons that fill the Malton speech are broken up into 2 chapters - the speech (ch. 1), and the cartoon (ch. 2) ) .
Enjoy.
Addendum: Incidentally,had Malton not effect the PC clause in the films (this and many other Disney cartoons), they would have never been released. Disney was concerned about releasing it, and some soft hearted (and soft headed) liberals would surely try to sue the pants off them. This diagram, there is a warning, and the animations don’t have to go through a lot of unnecessary (and unwelcomed) edits. Malton should be thanked, not criticized.
Tri Slim
Tri Slim