The Silly Symphony cartoons were remastered by Theo Gluck and the folks at Disney. visuals kind of looks good, again I'm going ramble here that like most Disney remastered fims they don't look much like film stock anymore, but rather extreme perfectionist restoration. understandable that they want these to be presentable to a new generation. but in doing so how are they to know this movie is old? Just the year? Well most of these films kind of had a timeless quality to how they were made,the music the story,and animation they had some of Walt's values and beliefs.


Also interesting to note: The Tortoise and the Hare has a new title card. Admit it Mr. Gluck that title card is not the original. What you are doing is no different than what your company has done in the past:. Disney had made new title cards since the 1940's and 1950's for their reissues of short films



P.S. I admit I like Theo Gluck's 2008 restoration of Sleeping Beauty (1959) (except for some parts)

Edited by user Friday, December 23, 2016 1:44:58 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

List for the next showing in March
http://www.tcm.com/sched...est&sdate=2017-03-12

March 16, 2017

Good Scouts (1938) with Huey, Dewey and Louie

Follow Me, Boys! (1966) live action drama with Fred Mc Murray

The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon (1960) live action adventure animal flick

All in a Nutshell (1949) with Chip and Dale

Winter Storage (1949) with Chip and Dale

Out of Scale (1951) with Chip and Dale

The Incredible Journey (1963) live action adventure animal flick

Jungle Cat (1960) live action film from Disney's True-Life Adventure series

Charlie, the Lonesome Cougar (1967) live action adventure animal flick

Napoleon and Samantha (1972) live action adventure animal flick

it's now playing

A bit disappointed that Maltin didn't mention Carl Barks in his introduction of "Good Scouts". As a (uncredited) co-writer of this short, that cartoon left an impact on Barks as during in comic career, he created "The Junior Woodchucks", the scout organization that Huey, Dewey, and Louie belong to and were junior generals of.

You forgot to mention "Hacksaw" which was a "Wonderful World of Disney" two-parter.

We already mentioned it in the last few posts. And, yes, I'm recording it.

Sorry, I did not notice before posting my previous message. I was still glad to provide a hyperlink to a page made specifically about how those movies would be broadcast between this Friday and this Saturday through Turner Classic Movies, though.

I was browsing a list of movies Turner Classic Movies might have in their programing this September and found what may be the movies planned for the next "Treasures from the Disney" showcase:

Movies listed as beginning on the eleventh day of this September (all times reflect the Central time zone):

7:00 p.m.: Swiss Family Robinson (1960)
10:30 p.m.: Kidnapped (1960)
11:15 p.m.: Lonesome Ghosts (1937)
11:30 p.m.: Blackbeard's Ghost (1968)

Movies listed as beginning on the twelfth day of this September (all times reflect the Central time zone):

1:30 a.m.: Freaky Friday (1976)
3:15 a.m.: Candleshoe (1977)

You might be able see those programs through a programming feed for Turner Classic Movies either next Monday or next Tuesday (9/12), depending on your location.