OK Guys,
I know Christmas is over and all, but this year I was reminded of how many Christmas specials I watched as a young child are not available on DVD. I have hunted down VHS copies of many of them, and several of those tapes were distributed by FHE (Family Home Entertainment). I would love some sort of "nostalgia" releases that contained some of these specials. Most are less than half an hour (though a couple are longer). Here are the ones I am thinking of...and yes, I know a couple might seem lame, but I watched these innumerable times as a young kid, and having hunted down the VHS tapes, the nostalgia factor is very high for me.
The Bear Who Slept Through Christmas - FULL LENGTH PLEASE - There are two versions of this - the commercially-released version and a TV version my mom taped that has an additional scene where Ted goes into a church. Very touching scene. That version lacks the "Bear Vacation" scene though. I have both on VHS, and do not want to resort to editing my own DVD because the church scene is in horrible shape since that VHS was taped in like 1985.
Bug's Bunny's Looney Christmas Tales - Love This One
Little Rascals Christmas - Nice little story
Cabbage Patch Kinds Christmas No jokes, please. And no, this is not the abysmal new release "Vernon's Christmas" or whatever.
Fat Albert Christmas Special - Available from Time-Life for a while I am told. Supposedly going to be released in 2005. :tup:
Pinnochio's Christmas - Not that great. Though I enjoyed watching it over the holidays. I'd buy it, though I don't know if anyone else would.
Oh, and a made-for-TV Christmas movie I would LOVE to see released on DVD in R1 is The Night They Saved Christmas with Jacklyn Smith and Art Carney. This was a staple at Christmastime when I was growing up. It is available in R2. Anyways, these are just some Christmas specials I would like to see released. I mean, I know some are pretty obscure, but hey, Jack Frost (1979) has gotten a release and it is pretty obscure. I know it is not really a Christmas movie, but we always watched it then. Anyone else have any other Christmas specials that you would like to see released?
I know Christmas is over and all, but this year I was reminded of how many Christmas specials I watched as a young child are not available on DVD. I have hunted down VHS copies of many of them, and several of those tapes were distributed by FHE (Family Home Entertainment). I would love some sort of "nostalgia" releases that contained some of these specials. Most are less than half an hour (though a couple are longer). Here are the ones I am thinking of...and yes, I know a couple might seem lame, but I watched these innumerable times as a young kid, and having hunted down the VHS tapes, the nostalgia factor is very high for me.
The Bear Who Slept Through Christmas - FULL LENGTH PLEASE - There are two versions of this - the commercially-released version and a TV version my mom taped that has an additional scene where Ted goes into a church. Very touching scene. That version lacks the "Bear Vacation" scene though. I have both on VHS, and do not want to resort to editing my own DVD because the church scene is in horrible shape since that VHS was taped in like 1985.
Bug's Bunny's Looney Christmas Tales - Love This One
Little Rascals Christmas - Nice little story
Cabbage Patch Kinds Christmas No jokes, please. And no, this is not the abysmal new release "Vernon's Christmas" or whatever.
Fat Albert Christmas Special - Available from Time-Life for a while I am told. Supposedly going to be released in 2005. :tup:
Pinnochio's Christmas - Not that great. Though I enjoyed watching it over the holidays. I'd buy it, though I don't know if anyone else would.
Oh, and a made-for-TV Christmas movie I would LOVE to see released on DVD in R1 is The Night They Saved Christmas with Jacklyn Smith and Art Carney. This was a staple at Christmastime when I was growing up. It is available in R2. Anyways, these are just some Christmas specials I would like to see released. I mean, I know some are pretty obscure, but hey, Jack Frost (1979) has gotten a release and it is pretty obscure. I know it is not really a Christmas movie, but we always watched it then. Anyone else have any other Christmas specials that you would like to see released?