Compilation Walt Disney Classics Supreme Edition (Please Read Description)

[@grovergrizzly1605]

Coming To Theaters 1:19: The Black Cauldron 2:59: Oliver And Company 4:02: The Little Mermaid 4:55: The Rescuers Down Under 6:28: Beauty And The Beast 9:55: Aladdin #1 11:09: Aladdin #2 12:02: Aladdin #3 13:27: Sleeping Beauty 13:59: The Nightmare Before Christmas 14:47: The Lion King #1 16:13: The Lion King #2 17:39: The Lion King #3 Demo Video Previews 19:40: Robin Hood 25:24: The Jungle Book 29:05: Robin Hood 32:42: The Rescuers Down Under 37:28: 101 Dalmatians 41:01: The Great Mouse Detective 43:17: The Rescuers Coming To Home Video 55:37: The Journey Of Natty Gann 57:47: Sleeping Beauty 59:14: Cinderella 1:00:36: The Little Mermaid 1:02:05: Peter Pan 1:03:30: The Jungle Book 1:04:14: The Rescuers Down Under 1:04:43: Fantasia 1:06:02: 101 Dalmatians 1:07:31: The Adventures Of The Great Mouse Detective 1:08:28: Beauty And The Beast 1:10:17: The Rescuers 1:10:47: Pinocchio #1 1:12:14: Pinocchio #2 1:12:45: Aladdin #1 1:15:24: Aladdin #2 1:18:01: The Fox And The Hound 1:19:24: The Return Of Jafar Now On Videocassette 1:20:31: Bambi 1:21:40: The Little Mermaid 1:23:08: The Jungle Book 1:23:50: Dumbo 1:24:21: Alice In Wonderland 1:25:17: 101 Dalmatians 1:26:07: The Great Mouse Detective 1:27:51: The Rescuers 1:28:21: Pinocchio

[@Seth62392]

Without a doubt, that eleven-year period from 1984 to 1995 was the golden era for Disney's home entertainment division. It was when the division proved itself to be capable of selling large numbers of units and meeting with great success! Nothing that came afterward could be able to top those glory years.

[@TheNMan64]

Especially since Disney had the top selling VHS tape each year from 1990 to 1995, with Fantasia, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Snow White and The Lion King all becoming the top selling VHS of all time

[@garveyneal1672]

Wow these Walt Disney Classics videos really take me back.

[@fashionmaestro7294]

Yep. Even with bumpers “Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures”, and “Don’t miss this timeless Disney classic now on videocassette.” One thing’s certain that only a small portion of those bumpers were fly in types, as most are from Touchstone.

[@matthewhedrichjr.5445]

Gosh! 40 years since the Classics Edition first started with Robin Hood! Happy 40th anniversary to the Classics line up

[@toothlesszilla9982]

I so wish I had tat cute light up diamond 💎

[@katiemurphy4371]

i love the black diamond Walt Disney classics with mark Elliott as the narrator

[@AWESOMEjeff654r]

The Sale Tapes are incredible piece of advertising history

[@rodneystanley8984]

Mark Elliott as The Narrator

[@woodkiller4496]

yay

[@rodneystanley8984]

Brian Cummings as The Narrator

[@rodneystanley8984]

Chuck Riley as The Narrator

[@fashionmaestro7294]

Are you sure all of those are VHS openings?

[@TheNMan64]

Read the Description

[@fashionmaestro7294]

@@TheNMan64Really. So all those are in the description, but are you sure they have opening bumpers too?

[@TheNMan64]

Those are all the videos I used

[@fashionmaestro7294]

@@TheNMan64 Yes. VHS apparently, but did your video include VHS bumpers, including “Feature Presentation”?

[@TheNMan64]

Watch the video and find out. Either that or wait til Grover Grizzlie posts their comment