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I don't recall any complaints about the Mulan audio. Don't forget though that Mulan's audio is much more modern than TLM's, so there was probably less gimmicking done to the audio to create the "DEHT" track

most glaringly, on the Disney Rarities set, all the widescreen material was presented letterboxed, not anamorphic. There were also complaints about the quality of the transfers of other shorts, with artifacts that made them look like they were remastered from video sources (dot crawl, etc.)

your reviews were always my favorites here at HTF DaVid :-) From a huge Disney dweeb to another, I tip my Mickey Ears to you.

The Technicolor restoration that everyone has been talking about - in the credits they are listed, and integreated seemlessly in the credits. Does anyone know if this restoration was done for the 1998 re-release (I think it was 98, might have been '99 - Disney rushed it out to come out the...

I think I would probably fall into the same category as Mike Frezon above :-) including in my love of Disney audio. My one complaint on giving the disc a second listen is that the Les Poissons number (a sentimental favorite) Louis' voice seemed like it was a bit overmodulated. Did anyone else...

I watched the movie last night. On my (Admittedly) sub-reference quality system, the sound didn't sound jarringly awful to me, unfortunately I sold off my old disc on ebay a few years ago, TLM was one of the first titles I bought with my DVD player. The picture looked pretty good, if a little...