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They have made billions of people very happy over the years and I am one of their greatest fans . I am 62 years old and I still love to watch cartoons every single day .

My grandmother rented this VHS for me at our local video store. As a kid, I thought it was awesome seeing The Jetsons and The Flintstones. As an adult, I think some people felt it was long overdue. One more thing I want to point out is the promo for "Scooby doo and the Reluctant Werewolf." The footage shown wasn't from the movie, it's from the episode "Moonlight Madness" from the Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo show.

Even Stan Lee was alluding to “Magneto was right” 30 years ago!

Universal studios Florida the magic of movies

This was very special for the fans. First reunion of the cast in many years.

missed the nickelodeon splash zone only got to experience twice before they tore it down. Lets not forget the coca cola water zone next to the terminator 3D. Just in general the early 2000's the theme park was peak EDIT: does anyone remember for the actual mummy ride, at the end of the ride walking through the hallway for the exit the mummy statues would jumpscare you

1:22 X-Men.

1:08-1:09 And Volume 5: Cold Vengeance.

1:05-1:07 Volume 4: Captive Hearts.

1:02 Volume 3: Deadly Reunions.

0:59-1:00 Volume 2: Enter Magneto.

0:57 Night of the Sentinels.

Even though Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs first released on VHS in 1994, I believe if it was part of the Classics collection in 1987 in honor of the 50th Anniversary, I'd do a similar supplement like this after the ending title card with RKO Radio Pictures, but with still images and texts like the laserdisc of the Work in Progress cut of Beauty and the Beast with the voice of Mark Elliott narrating the intros. Here's how they'd go in this order (you will note that some of the wording, I got from this closing but with different sayings to differ from this video where they actually came from)... [Special Collector's Supplement/1967 Promotional Trailer (background: Dwarfs on tree trunk during Heigh-Ho)] In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Walt Disney Home Video proudly presents a special collector's supplement to the classic motion picture. This unique collection includes rare footage specially displayed for your viewing pleasure. Here is the original Snow White coming attractions trailer, produced by Disney for its 1967 re-release. [Academy Awards Excerpt: Shirley Temple and Walt Disney (background: Snow White saying goodbye to Grumpy before leaving with the prince)] At the glamorous 1938 Oscar ceremony, Shirley Temple presented Walt Disney with a very special Academy Award for creating the very first animated movie. [Tricks of Our Trade: Billy House Dancing Footage (background: Snow White's dance in The Silly Song)] Billy House served as live-action reference for realistic dancing for Happy in The Silly Song. This scene from Tricks of Our Trade shows how the animators studied his motions before they drew it on paper. [Bonus Song: Music in Your Soup (background: Snow White testing the soup from the cauldron)] Music in Your Soup was intended to follow The Washing Song as a way to show how the Dwarfs got the soap out of Dopey, but unfortunately, was cut because of storytelling reasons. The complete voices, music, and sound effects still remain, and are presented here with cleaned-up pencil animation by Ward Kimball. [Pencil Reconstruction: Bedroom Fight (background: Dwarfs' noses poking over the bed frame)] Originally, Grumpy still wanted Snow White gone from the cottage, which led to a big fight in this longer sequence deleted from the final cut of Snow White. The actual color footage and soundtrack no longer exist, but thanks to these pencil drawings and newly-recorded voices, Disney reconstructs this argument with the original musical underscore. [Additional Sequence: Evil Queen at the Cauldron (background: Evil Queen holding the goblet as the thunderbolt mixes the potion)] An additional moment of the Evil Queen preparing the Poisoned Apple was carefully preserved in the Disney Vaults in a fully-completed form. This footage showcases a brief verse by Lucille LaVerne that plays while the Queen mixes the cauldron before she dips the apple into the brew. [Copyright Screen] (C) 1987 The Walt Disney Company All Rights Reserved Well? Do these sound like good intros for those Snow White bonuses?

Well, that was so lovely 🥰 and festively sweet 🥹, too. Thank you 🙏 for posting this video. THANK YOU SO MUCH 😊!!!!! Oh, Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 to you too, Arnold.

Thudercats still as a part of cartoon history

0:24 RIP Mark Elliott

I like your account picture

1:31 GASP OUR LEGENDARY GODDESS OF DC UNIVERSE

0:26 RIP GORDON HUNT😢

Winx Club

I have an other lost song

Those toy soldiers are hilarious

I loved watching this and Rikki tiki tavi

1:06 This ad is more relevant now. Superheroes deal with supervillains, WE have to deal with real-life stuff.

One person saw a sweatshop, another saw hard work and fun. Just depends on if you love what your doing and perspective.

Malcolm was a separatist. Magneto is a supremacist theres little to no comparision between the two

Favorite movie

I bought the VHS back in 2013 during Spring break

I like this one. It would have been better intro for the first season, early years….

Heartbreaking seeing the construction of the Kong soundstage.

1:03:59 -- I really wish Universal Orlando would bring the "Hanna-Barbera" Characters back to their Theme Park (for Meet-and-Greets) again! 😭

1939-2024 Happy 85th anniversary!

Fireman Sam: The Hero Next Door is released in 1989 in U.S. I was in Maryland during the time frame. 3 years later, I saw Fireman Sam in Germany in mid 1992. So much memories, but this wasn't British enough.

0:21 Forum Shops FAO Trojan Horse Animatronic Music

Rest in peace, stan

I miss when the original Universal Studios Florida theme park had these original attractions. It’s not the same anymore and unique like it once was in my opinion.

sharing this on pages when people complain about xmen 97 being ruined because its " woke " xmen and marvel always has been and its said clear as day here from stan the man him self.

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Is there a Creators Choice volume 3 and more?

(version #1)

I wonder how much they were paid 🤔

My mom and her bro used to watch it on cbs

Lol those voices are cute and iconic

The reason the picture quality is bad is because this tape is in EP mode

These tapes were always messing up. Anyone relate?

Tracy Stratford was the original Lucy in A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965). Sally Dryer was the original Violet. Dryer took over Lucy in 1966. Stratford said in an interview that her voice changed, because she was older.

RIP Stan Lee🙏

It saddens me to my core that Peter had such unfortunate problems in his life that ultimately led to his suicide. His voice was the most perfect for Charlie Brown. A Charlie Brown Christmas is just a simple little cartoon, but I hope he and all involved understood/understand how much it means to people, especially those in my age range (51). Watching it takes me back to my childhood full of wonderful memories and brings back to life all the family members Ive lost, especially my parents. Merry Christmas to all and RIP Peter and Christopher.

Oh man the nostalgia just hit watching this again

This takes me back to being 3 years old and watching this on our couch and getting excited for Christmas. It's amazing how after so many years later, you can still remember being a certain age when watching something nostalgic.