Eugene Esterly

The "classic cartoons we want on DVD"

This was inspired by the Massive All-New "Movies We Want on DVD". Well, I am a fan of classic cartoons & I really want to see the old classic cartoons on DVD. When I say classic, I mean cartoons made before 1950. I'll start by adding these cartoons: If possible, try to list the studios which own the rights to the cartoons.

Warner:
Aesop's Fables

British Film Institute:
All of the British Film Institute cartoons are needed on DVD.

Unknown:
Sam Small (produced by Astor Pictures Corporation)
Wonderful Adventures of Pip, Squeak and Wilfred (produced by Astra Films)
cartoons from the B.D.F. Cartoons (B.D.F. Cartoons is a studio)
Animated Grouch Chasers/ The Boob Weekly (produced by Barré Studios)
Kine Kartoons (produced by Barker Motion Photography)
Dicky Dee's Cartoons (produced by British & Colonial)
Bubble and Squeek (produced by British Animated Productions)

My DVD collection

Patrick McCart

I don't think WB owns the Aesop Fables, even if they still exist.

Apparently, RKO only distributed the cartoons.

Tell The Weinstein Company to release Richard Williams' animated masterpiece The Thief and the Cobbler on DVD in Panavision widescreen and uncut! See and hear what you're missing from their Bitsy Award winner of Worst Standard Edition DVD of 2006 on YouTube!

Scott Weinberg

Terrytoons' The Mighty Heroes!

Rope Man....Diaper Man...Tornado Man...Strong Man...and....Cuckoo Man!!

I loved those guys!

Steve Christou

Definitely the MGM Tex Avery classic cartoons, all pure gold!

A remastered box set of these would be just perfect. I think there are only about 65 Tex Avery MGM shorts, so a 4-disc box set in 2004 would make my year!

A box set of Tex Avery WB cartoons would be nice too!