Thanks very much for watching. I got them from a link that a felloe youtuber had, but it was that long ago I can't remember who it was. Yeah I did love Aristocats as a kid but I think the biggest issue I have with it is the pacing. I still do think Edgar is one of the best villains though!!!
Dave, do you have any of the Disney live action films from the 1950 through 1990's that Disney made? I was thinking about Dr. Syn: The scarecrow of Romney Marsh, Rob Roy, Snowball Express, One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing, Night Crossing, Hot Feet, Cold Lead, The Moonspinners. Disney went super dark in late 1970's with The Black Hole, and a highly underrated Walt Disney production made in the UK called The Watcher in the Woods. The film didn't do well for Disney, but it's picked up a decent following through the decades . Another more controversial Walt Disney film that caused Disney executives to shut down production on, and the sack the director, only to reinstate him again was Something Wicked Comes This Way. The films chequered back history is worth noting. Even the original film composer assigned on the project was sacked, not because he delivered a bad score, but Disney executives said the score was too dark,lol. Instead, they hired a young James Horner to redo the score to the film from scratch. The French film composer Georges Delerue composed the original score to the film. It's worth hunting down this film. It's never been available in the UK, except for the VHS rental that came out in the early 1980's. In the US, Disney released it on Region 1. British actor Jonathan Pryce plays Mr. Dark, technically, Satan in disguise. It's based on a brilliant book by Ray Bradbury.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video, and those custom covers are brilliant, my personal favourite is Aristocats (I know your not a fan lol) 👍😀👍
Thanks very much for watching. I got them from a link that a felloe youtuber had, but it was that long ago I can't remember who it was. Yeah I did love Aristocats as a kid but I think the biggest issue I have with it is the pacing. I still do think Edgar is one of the best villains though!!!
Maybe in America in USA, they have numbered.
Possibly
Dave, do you have any of the Disney live action films from the 1950 through 1990's that Disney made? I was thinking about Dr. Syn: The scarecrow of Romney Marsh, Rob Roy, Snowball Express, One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing, Night Crossing, Hot Feet, Cold Lead, The Moonspinners. Disney went super dark in late 1970's with The Black Hole, and a highly underrated Walt Disney production made in the UK called The Watcher in the Woods. The film didn't do well for Disney, but it's picked up a decent following through the decades . Another more controversial Walt Disney film that caused Disney executives to shut down production on, and the sack the director, only to reinstate him again was Something Wicked Comes This Way. The films chequered back history is worth noting. Even the original film composer assigned on the project was sacked, not because he delivered a bad score, but Disney executives said the score was too dark,lol. Instead, they hired a young James Horner to redo the score to the film from scratch. The French film composer Georges Delerue composed the original score to the film. It's worth hunting down this film. It's never been available in the UK, except for the VHS rental that came out in the early 1980's. In the US, Disney released it on Region 1. British actor Jonathan Pryce plays Mr. Dark, technically, Satan in disguise. It's based on a brilliant book by Ray Bradbury.
Great video, but you not include 2 movies Dinosaur (2000) & Winnie the Pooh (2011).
Very true! But for some reason they are not part of the UK classics collection and don't have numbered spines!
You haven't seen Dinosaur (2000) & Winnie the Pooh (2011).
I've seen Dinosaur, but sadly, they're not part of the Classics Collection in the UK