Celebrate 100 years of storytelling. Buy the Disney Legacy Animated Film Collection featuring 100 curated animated movies on Blu-ray from Disney and Pixar. Available November 14.
@@DankerTVTimeCapsule Resale on Disney codes is through the floor at this point, since everything is on Disney+. The probably are just liquidating old, unused codes from returns and can't be bothered to do a new thing.
It's pretty easy with a phone to enter each of them - the "redeem" page on Movies Anywhere lets you "scan" the code and it does OCR to read it. Times-consuming compared to one code for sure, but far less tedious than manually entering them all. Definitely should have been a single code, though.
A lot of these movies have 4K releases, the rest you should've upgraded to celebrate your 100th anniversary. That would've made sense and the price would then make sense. You could've at least included the movies that already have 4K discs as 4K. How many people don't own any of those movies on BD already? How many will buy the packaging just for that packaging? for $1500? This is like your Star Wars hotel fiasco. You're just assuming people would throw money at you instead of doing the right thing for your fans.
This is insanely expensive, most people who collect disney already have a lot of these on blu and 4k, you'd just be paying for a pretty but boring box. This should've been divided into multiple sets by era. For a box set to be about animation you went no colour. It's going to look like one of those office boxes on your shelf
@@TheOnlyBongo the article that took me here said that they are all only 1080p without HDR, even the ones that have been released earlier as 4K aren't in this collection 🙄
Right? It's exhausting dealing with this company and they've mishandled the Disney 100 so badly it makes me sick. I scoured this list for the films missing from Disney+: Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams, Mickey's House of Villains, Snowed in at the House of Mouse, Pooh's Heffalump Halloween, and .... surprise, they are not available. Of those, at least all but the first are available digitally. I don't know why they won't finish the collection on Disney+... or digitally.
@@ItsOctober3rdOfficial For House of Mouse and any related projects, they would have to remove any instances of Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox and Br'er Bear, because they come from a racist film "Song of the South." and are in the song featured on the episode "Von Drake's House of Genius!"
@YoshiAngemon they had zero issue including SOTS being in the sing-along-songs collection and its been banned stateside for a long time by that point.
@@bobsmith-wg9fz Yeah, I know. I actually have a DVD of it I got a while ago, but it's a rip from a VHS and isn't very good. I was able to get an HD version of it in a download a while back, and it's much better. I just think it would be nice to have an official copy of it that is nice and clean. I for one think it's a terribly misunderstood and harshly judged movie.
@@DennisAroundtheHouse IMO right now disney needs money and popping out a DVD or blue ray of song of the south right now would net millions as most people alive today have never seen it...I saw it theaters as a very young kid as it made it last reruns...disney could just release it and say...hey don't like it don't buy it and go pound sand
After analyzing the digital copies listing, it seems this set doesn't include Peter Pan and Mulan. But, Chicken Little and Meet the Robinsons are there twice. I'm hoping this is just a mistake as this set includes real gem but including the Peter Pan sequel and not Peter Pan is just weird.
WDAS and Pixar make up 88 movies without Wish, all of which are on The Wrap's list, so for the 12 they needed to reach 100, they added The Nightmare Before Christmas, A Goofy Movie, James and the Giant Peach, The Tigger Movie, Return to Never Land, The Jungle Book 2, Piglet's Big Movie, Pooh's Heffalump Movie, Tinker Bell, Frankenweenie, Planes, and Planes: Fire & Rescue.
$1500 for a collection films I already own on blu-ray, except for one movie that's new to the format. No new 2K or 4K transfers, what exactly are we paying for here? The packaging?
The film selection is certainly peculiar, but honestly the fact theyre doing this at all during the age of streaming makes me smile. Might get this if i have 1500 dollsrs in loose change.
Can you keep the crystal mouse ears and take a few hundred off of this? Heck, keep the digital codes, too. Overpricing physical media so physical buyers can’t afford them is the wrong way to go about this. (BTW, awesome-looking set)
The CBR article has a list that includes Mulan, but I don't know their source. I also didn't manage to spot it in the video, but maybe it's just hiding in plain sight?
Warner Bros did a better job with their Anniversary box sets, 4 sets with 25 films per box and $100 each, much better deal than a $1500 box set with kinda meh films. Yeah, the WB sets had meh films, but at least they weren't scams, unlike this... Do better, Disney...
This isn't worth anywhere near the $1,500 price tag, especially when so much of it (all of it?) is available on Disney+. Does it include Song of the South?
Disney doesn't have the guts to release that movie. Too bad it's really a very charming tale. I am still trying to get it on laserdisc at a price that won't land me in divorce court.
Given that physical media targets cinephiles and collectors, It's a little strange this isn't a 4K release. Even if some of the transfers aren't truly 4K, the additional benefit of having HDR calibration would have made them look spectacular, and better than their 1080p counterparts. This is a cool collection but disappointing at the same time
That is interesting that they are putting out this big beautiful set which is bluray and digital only and probably wont be easy to store. Yet at the same time they are starting to put some of the original animated movies on 4K. Cinderella is out and Snow White is coming soon and I hear more will be on the way.
So like... What's ACTUALLY in this box? It's the number one thing you need to tell, and people are confused. On the list shown here there are multiple doubles (Cars 3, Incredibles 2, Coco, Pooh's Heffalump Movie, Lightyear, Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons), and movies like Mulan and Peter Pan are missing. At least tell us what's really in this paper box???
$1500 for this set? I think I'll pass. I have most of these movies, anyway. Just not Blu-Ray Versions of titles like "Ralph Breaks the Internet," "Dumbo," "The Aristocats," or other titles. It even includes "A Goofy Movie," which I already have, thanks to the Disney Movie Club.
$1500 for a fancy box of movies that we’ve all bought a half dozen or more times. I’d pay $300 just for a 4K set of the golden era, including Song of the South. Everything from 1961 on is available enough already. Disney is out of ideas, folks.
I’m curious to find out if there are particular movies in that collection that are on 4K UHD blu rays, like the animated Mulan. Just saying that they are Blu Rays isn’t specific enough, at least for me.
What about "Victory Through Air Power," a film United Artists released during World War II, with Major Alexander P. de Seversky? That was on the "Walt Disney On The Front Lines" set from the Disney Treasures Line.
How many times have we dipped into the same movie pool..lets count the ways with..lets go with My Little Mermaid..VSH.. DVD.. Bluray diamond collection.. 4k ultimate essential collection.. now regular bluray legacy collection with 99 other films. Disney is the Nintendo of movies
Your one chance to model this afrer a vault and you blew it....Y'all could have gone with the tag line of "Bring home the majic of Disney's film vault today!"
Disney Movies, Good to see this. You are getting warming. You are heading in the right direction. Break this into Eras, get stuff that didn't see wide distro. Continue the Physical + Digital trend (love this. Don't be afraid of physical content distribution.) Not everything NEEDS to be 4k since it was never filmed/produced for that high of resolution anyway. Build up to 4k, do a 4k Era blu rays when it makes sense to do that. I like the conservation of space in this packaging too. Offer a version of this that dispenses the collectors cruft after you fish the high end spend market for all its worth. I would just lose the ears behind the entertainment center anyway... Swing back around with a budget content option (I don't need/want a certificate of authenticity) but I want the 'official' content. Content is easy, official content is harder. Make it so! You got super close, and you have my interest now.
As a die-hard Disney fan, the set sounds amazing!!!!😃 However, I have to agree with everyone about the price. It makes no sense to pay for movies that I already own regardless of how beautiful its presentation may be.
Ya 😊 although it's $15 for each movie, could have probably reduced it to $10 pre movie. Same time the edited out stuff which is why I'm hesitant on it, not all of it is bad but stuff like dumb and drinking which takes the point away of the message
I already own much of the content, but proper 4K scan Blu-ray discs or ideally 4K UHDs may justify the purchase cost and fees for me to import into the UK. However, looking at the listing at 0:36 it is odd to see seven titles are duplicated ... CARS, CARS3, COCO, INCREDIBLES 2, LIGHTYEAR, MEET THE ROBINSONS and finally POOH'S HEFFALUMP MOVIE.
Even WB's 4 box sets were better priced as all of them is than of the amount, and on top of that (Hot take alert), they had better films included. Yes, you read that correctly. That aside, they also had more of an appeal with not just the movies, but also the extras included
It's so cold and clinical. I don't think kids will enjoy opening it. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy box set was my most precious possession when I was 10 because of the artwork and textured decals. It felt like an adventure every time I opened it.
What the other guy said and also that it' more of a cool decoration, rather than anything usable. I hate to say this but if anything, cartoons don't really need 4k releases interpolation algorithms have a field day with them and you probably won't be able to see the difference if I was seamlessly switching between a high-quality av1 encode and the original file under normal viewing circumstances. The sheer cost of this set is not really in line with the benefits it's supposed to provide.
Lord of The Rings were not kids' films either. I didn't notice a Swarovski crystal Mickey Mouse dildo, nor Mini Mouse pink handcuffs, so your reply is moronic.@@Antron7000
This is a big ask price wise. Is there anything special other than the packaging because Im without a doubt sure that I can get all these movies on 4k or bluray for far far less than 1500 and the crystal ears hat really isnt appealing at all.
$15 a piece for DVDs? I seen one site that states that it includes Chicken Little (obviously trolling) to laugh at how stupid this set is. I know they will sell them to the hardcore collector's but to someone that already has more than 400 DVDs, 100 blu-rays, 15 3D blu-rays and 30 4K blu-rays this will be a no purchase for myself because this will likely be around $2300 in Canada and just the sales tax where I live would be nearly 300 dollars alone.
While the price is steep, I see this being added to a TON of wedding or baby registries. This is literally all the entertainment some kids are going to need from age 0 to 11.
I was surprised by the $1500 price for this set, but then I remembered that George Lucas had sold book sets of *_Star Wars: Frames_* at $3000 and those sets sold out quickly. So maybe that price isn't as far out there as I thought.
@@Evilgrapez I’m hip, and that was def a fumble on their part. But it always geeks me out when these digital peasants are shocked anyone still wants physical media. This year will have the most releases EVER lol
Super lame for $1500, awful packaging. And where is DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp? There was 57 disc blu ray collection released couple years ago that was much better deal. Anyway worst of all, no new transfers. Recently got some classic 20th century on blu ray and the amount of DNR is depressing. Sorry, but modern Disney is pretty much a soulless megacorp.
This is baffling. These are not 4k new masters they’re just older releases but in different packages. They still didn’t restore the 1985 Disney logo in great mouse detective, Oliver and company and little mermaid. They are out of touch with reality.
Just how Arrogant Disney was putting on insane price, $1,500. Warner Bros has a great deal for box set. Hopefully, Columbia Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer might follow Warner Bros' good price deal next year. They also both having 100th Anniversaries in 2024.
Got mine on preorder! For those complaining about the price, it's $15/movie. And there are lot here that you cannot get. Yes, I already own several, so I'll just put those on eBay and get some of my money back. And I have been buying a lot of movies and tv shows on disc. Because there is no guarantee that those streaming services will always be around. Same reason I do not save any of my pictures or docs on the cloud. Look forward to receiving it in a few weeks!!
No it doesn't & no mary poppins bedknobs & broomsticks or song of the south either lol. But it has such good Modern Disney & Pixar classics like Lightyear strange world the good dinosaur turning red the jungle book 2 home on the range chicken little toy story 4 planes 1 & 2 elemental ralph breaks the internet cars 2 encanto raya & the last dragon & frozen 1 & 2 🤣 Yes you have most of the classics in this set which are censored for modern audiences I'm sure of it but At least you get a free paper weight Lol You're honestly better off just buying the films you want on DVD or Bluray online or at a second hand shop or flea market this collection is a joke.
