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Disney Inc. continues to insult the intelligence of the consumer with these crummy re-re-re-re-re-re-re-re-issues, while withholding a tonnage of content that has long-since vanished from public view. The 'treasures line' ought to have made the leap to HD by now. All of Walt's live action...

Disney Inc. has omitted far too many deep catalog films from their 'standardized' home video release schedule, beginning with 1946's Make Mine Music, Song of the South, 1947's Fun and Fancy Free, 1948's Melody Time, So Dear to My Heart. The list of MIA back catalog is even more grotesquely...

While I sincerely love 'Happiest Millionaire' and would definitely champion a Blu roadshow release, my top pick is 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. I mean, come on!!!!!

As Disney's early Blu-rays were all 'region free' one can safely import this box in North America and still enjoy its content, provided, of course, one doesn't already own 3/4 of these titles already over the years. Personally, I don't get the release of a 'comprehensive' collection after all...

Your point about Disney being sticklers for asset management is well-taken. However, they have also been known to severely flub their 'preservation' techniques in the final hour: The Sword and the Stone Blu is atrocious. Executive logic chose to truncate an already fully restored Bedknobs and...

Don't forget The Moon Spinners and Summer Magic.

You're right, of course, Joel. Sorry. Thinking of the MGM musical already out there. So dear and such as it is!

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is my absolute MUST HAVE Disney exclusive. But yes, I'll second The Happiest Millionaire, anything with Haley Mills, (choke) Song of the South, A Light in the Forest, Third Man on the Mountain, Darby O'Gill and the Little People, Deep in My Heart, and, a title I...

Dear Dick: As I said before, it looks excellent, either on my 80 inch Sony or projected in 4K on my JVC RS420 4K Reference Series Projector. Crisp image and good solid grain looking very indigenous to its source. Disney has done their homework on this deep catalog title. Let's pray The Journey...

The color is just fine when you're watching it on a television monitor and not relying on screen caps, which are NEVER accurate! Colors are rich and vibrant on the Blu and on my 4K display are a joy to be appreciated over and over again. The Parent Trap looks spectacular. Buy with confidence...

Political correctness is a disease. It pretends to be grounded in a 'fairness for all' doctrine when it actually portends to an increasing amount of censorship exercised on our popular entertainments; homogenizing everything into a sort of middle of the road representation of 'society' that has...

I totally agree PMF, but remember that we do live in a society where today's youth have to be provided 'safe spaces' at the college level to cope with the realization they will soon be living with a Trump presidency. And no I'm not kidding. Safe spaces?!? Grow up! The same logic could apply to...

Actually, Mike, it's already a part of my list. Definitely a fun film if not an altogether great one. Lots to love, chiefly for me - Tommy Steele. What a fabulous performer!!!

Frankly, I'm tired of Disney ignoring their live action classics as well as a handful of select animated features the new regime at the Mouse House considers too 'controversial' to get a release. Song of the South is tops on my list of first day must have purchases. But where oh where is 20,000...