I'd like to see the 1950s ones, too. That decade produced some of the studio's best films.Al Schweiger said:Al Schweiger, on 08 May 2013 - 10:43 AM, saidollyanna has not been released in BD or has any other Hayley Mills films from Disney!There are a lot of Disney films from the 50's that never saw the light of day on DVD! I'm 65 years old and would like to see them again before I die!
I echo all of these sentiments. Would love to have Bedknobs and Broomsticks (both cuts).Bryan Tuck said:I would also love to see Bedknobs and Broomsticks on Blu-ray. I guess it's not the classic that Mary Poppins is, but I've always had a fondness for it.
And I hope they would include the original 117-minute theatrical cut, along with the extended version. I realize that the latter more accurately reflects the filmmakers' intentions, but I'd still like the option of seeing the film as it originally played.
Return to Oz would also be great; I'm surprised they didn't try a tie-in this year with Great and Powerful.
I have to believe Disney is prepping all the Muppet movies for BD. We have The Muppet Movie coming in a few weeks, a new movie this fall (IIRC). TGMC has to be on the drawing board somewhere. I have very good memories of this one on HBO back when I was younger.MatthewA said:I'd also like to see The Great Muppet Caper get a release sooner rather than later (but not at the expense of quality, of course).
Muppets Most Wanted is coming next spring. It, too, is a caper with Muppets set in Europe (not just in London). I guess Disney wants to keep similar titles separate so they're not in competition with one another, which is why they're releasing The Muppet Movie now and didn't do it as a direct tie-in to The Muppets.Jason_V said:I have to believe Disney is prepping all the Muppet movies for BD. We have The Muppet Movie coming in a few weeks, a new movie this fall (IIRC). TGMC has to be on the drawing board somewhere. I have very good memories of this one on HBO back when I was younger.
Disney's mid-century TV output is sorely neglected, and much of it would be welcome on Blu-ray; it only got limited attention on DVD to begin with.Richard V said:I'd be in for Dr. Syn,The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh
I don't know the story behind this, but I really hope that whenever Muppet Caper comes out, the original soundtrack is restored. Ever since the early 90s VHS release from Disney, there have been some odd music/dialogue differences from what I remember before (which I think have carried over onto every DVD release)MatthewA said:I'll definitely pick up Return to Oz if and when it comes out. I'd also like to see The Great Muppet Caper get a release sooner rather than later (but not at the expense of quality, of course).
I have the Treasures tin, but a BD bump would be very nice.Richard V said:I'd be in for Dr. Syn,The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh