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The exact reason I am not yet a subscriber.

He'd be the first one to tell you he's a spitter! He's mentioned it in several interviews I've seen with him.

Thanks for the information.

Does Disney+ have all of the True-Life Adventures (shorts and features)?

I would think DIsney+ would be the perfect place to put up the long version of Bedknobs and Broomsticks to offer folks the choice of the shorter or longer versions. I'm glad I still have my DVD. Is it because it might not be mastered in HD that they didn't offer the longer cut on the service?

Does Disney+ presently offer The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh, and if so, is it the movie, the three TV episodes, or both?

Thanks, guys, for the initial reactions and information on what you're seeing. Makes decision making about a subscription much easier. Keep the comments coming PLEASE!

Thanks for the info!

You and I BOTH, Gary!

I understand that completely. I would just want to be sure that the future expansion dips into the past for content instead of just adding new just-in-theater/just-on-cable releases to expand their offerings.

Nicest unexpected surprise on the list was Melody Time since Make Mine Music is not there. Neither are a bunch of 1960s musicals that weren't very successful: Summer Magic, Happiest Millionaire, Family Band but I would have liked them to be available for viewing. Will Bedknobs and Broomsticks...

I was lucky enough to get the Zorro DVD Treasures tin set to review many years ago before it quickly sold out and went out of print, but having access to the series via streaming would be so much more convenient. Many people weren't as lucky as I to get that set before it sold out so for them...

This was one of the first things I stated after Disney+ was announced. I'd like to have the complete run of The Mickey Mouse Club and Zorro, HD versions of Make Mine Music and Melody Time: in other words, things that aren't currently available for purchase.

Same here. I already have three ESPN channels on my cable system that almost never get watched, so I don't need another.

Absolutely. That will allow Fantasia to have a kissing cousin in the censorship game.

No, stuff like Melody Time, Make Mine Music, So Dear to My Heart, Tonka: things we don't already have on Blu-ray.

I'm very grateful for the time and effort it took to transcribe all of that content into very excellently defined groupings. Sadly, as for the films, as others have noted, I have almost all of it on disc that I would want. And many of the things I was really hoping for from the 1940s and 1950s...

Oh, sure. I fully expect Disney will regularly cycle the classics through the service. They can't have everything available all the time; there would be too much competition for the new things they're producing. What I want to see is what they will start out offering: how much content will be...

I have been looking for that answer, too. For it to really succeed, Disney must make the service available to the widest possible array of devices.

I'm curious to see if they're going to broadcast the original Mickey Mouse Club, the original episodes of Disneyland/Walt Disney Presents, and if they'll feature some of the feature movies in HD from the 1940s and 1950s that haven't made it to Blu-ray yet. That will determine whether I subscribe...