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As a "mere" movie viewer, I'd like my experience of a movie to approximate as closely as possible the audio and visual intent of the originators of that film. If something is deliberately altered I'd like to be informed.

Falling on deaf ears; preaching to the choir; but, I love it!! The future is in the past!

The more I consider an "archival" transfer to DVD/blu ray the more enthusiastic I am!! I would be genuinely proud to have many of the Disney classics in that form.

That's what I'm talking about!!! Well said!!!

I'm sold and who could resist?

I agree and respect your ideas!! I resent the term "ancient cinema". I don't deny it; but, I do resent it. Peter Pan and Sleeping Beauty were my first Disney theater experiences as a boy, so "ancient" is hard to swallow. Especially, with my tongue planted firmly in cheek. Slightly more...

Aside from the Laserdisc release of Peter Pan which DVD and/or blu ray would you, or anybody, recommend, based on faithfulness to original, intended, color palette?