I wonder what will happen to this IAD Forum site since it's being moved?

DAM! And I thought this would never happen! Since the beginning of this month, my Vimeo account was removed due to copyrights from WB Entertainment. It was because I uploaded every post-1964 Looney Tunes cartoon on the site. But I did put in a copyright in the description, it worked since until they nailed me recently!

"SCREW YOU WB ON YOUR DAM COPYRIGHTS!"

Though the Walt Disney Treasure sets already ended since 2009 with the 9th wave being the final release, it's possible for Disney to make a successor to the Treasure sets where they can at least fix most of the problems the Treasure sets had (like leaving both Clock Cleaners and Three Little Pigs unedited as From The Vault bonus cartoons, remastering the cartoons that appeared on Wave 5, and this time add the correct uncut versions of The Night Before Christmas and Bee On Guard), and to at least try to find most of the original openings to their cartoons from 1935-1954.

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Quote from: Debbie on July 20, 2013, 12:45:29 pm

Some of these new shorts are fun, and others are pretty dumb.  I've liked the shorts without Donald and Goofy best so far.  I really can't say that I care much for the new Donald Duck design.  Here's hoping they don't bring Uncle Scrooge into these shorts...I'd hate to see how they'd draw him.

The new design for all characters in this show is "TERRIBLE". The characters look nothing like themselves and this include Mickey and Minnie as well.

Come on, the designs look okay to me. And I think most of the shorts are good (like "No Service" is a favorite of mine, "Gasp!" was really funnier, and "Down the Hatch" is Disney's answer to Ren & Stimpy on its gross content inside Donald's body).

Mickey Mouse shouldn't answer to a lousy TV show like Ren & Stimpy.

How dare you hark on Ren & Stimpy! That was a great show too!

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Quote from: Mac on March 31, 2014, 02:02:42 pm

here's a rarely seen piece of Mickey and Horace and Mickey animation which tied together the intermission between THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER and THE RESCUERS DOWN UNDER in the original theatrical release.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Jv7BM509xc

Nice fine, Mac! This would've been a great bonus (or Easter Egg) on Mickey Mouse in Living Color Vol. 2.

Disney drooped a clanger on that one.

Well. that's an interesting intermission, too bad we don't see that in animated shorts played with today's movies.

No Super Stars at the moment. ("Who the **** would want to watch that?" as Stu said.)

That's what I was thinking back then, why don't they release a Super Stars DVD of  & Friends? It would contain almost every W7 cartoon featuring the studio's original characters from that time (except Norman Normal) all remastered and uncut. I just want them to release it just so they can get it over with, and so I can never see the cartoons on random Looney Tunes DVD or Blu Ray release ever again.

(On those episodes, it can get tiring hearing the same twenty or so Hanna-Barbera SFX over and over again, with a still-substantial amount of recognisable Treg Brown and Jay Ward thrown in here and there.)

It's almost close to the small amount of Hanna-Barbera SFX used in the W7/Bill Hendricks cartoons, but at least they don't use that annoying Hanna-Barbera/MGM fall sound I hate (thank goodness DPF sticked with the WB versions which are better).