Saturday, January 24, 2009
Walt Disney's It's a Small World of Fun, Vol. 2
Walt Disney's It's a Small World of Fun, Vol. 2
The fun continues in Volume Two of this wonderful collection of Disneyâs animated shorts. Join a host of memorable characters as they find mischief and fun in entertaining adventures from around the world. Sit back and laugh as you experience these unforgettable stories, including the hilarious exploits of Goofy in Greece's "The Olympic Champ," and Mickey and Minnie in Disney's acclaimed short "The Brave Little Tailor" from Great Britain. Your whole family will enjoy this fun-filled collection of magic tales from exciting lands!
Customer Review: I got what I wanted
I bought this DVD for the "Peter and the Wolf" animated short. It's everythind I remembered it to be, and it's everything that I wanted. The rest is gravy. I do remember some of the other cartoons from my childhood, especially "Pedro" and "Susie the little blue Coupe", which I read is what the chracters in the Pixar movie "Cars" were based on. I wish that Disney would either include a few more features on each DVD or release more DVD titles like these with a variety of shorts, or if not, then reduce the price a little. Otherwise, a very worthwhile purchase.
Customer Review: ***** cartoons that we already have!
Five stars (*****) for the cartoons, but we already have most of them on DVD, Crazy With the Heat makes a debut here. You may want to buy this for that one cartoon unless you never picked up any of the other Disney Treasures DVDs. VOLUME TWO PEDRO (previously made available on as a part of the "Saludos Amigos" DVD) Papa Plane and Mama Plane ferry mail over the Andes mountains, but one day both Mama and Papa Plane get sick and can't go. Little Pedro is called on, and despite a big condor, a bigger mountain and a very big storm, Pedro saves the day. THE OLYMPIC CHAMP (previously made available on "Walt Disney Treasures: The Complete Goofy" DVD) Goofy gives his own hilarious history of the Olympics in this comical look at the famous sporting event. Goofy demonstrates, as only he can, hurdles, pole vaulting, discus, javelin throwing and more. PETER AND THE WOLF (previously made available as part of the "Make Mine Music" DVD) The tale of Peter and the Wolf is told with superb Disney animation and musical accompaniment. Peter goes hunting for a large wolf with a duck, cat and a bird, but the wolf turns out to be a lot harder to catch than Peter first realized. THE BRAVE LITTLE TAILOR (previously made available on "Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Living Color" and "The Sword in the Stone" DVDs) In medieval times Mickey plays a little tailor who is mistaken for a giant killer. The king appoints Mickey to destroy a nearby giant, with the prize being the hand of the fair princess Minnie. Mickey has to use his brains to outwit the giant's brawn. CRAZY WITH THE HEAT (NEW TO DVD, but announced to be on the "Disney Treasures: Chronological Donald 3" DVD release December 11 2007) Donald and Goofy run out of gas while traveling through the desert, and start to see mirages. SUSIE, THE LITTLE BLUE COUPE (previously made available as bonus feature on "The Adventures of Ichabod & Mr. Toad" [you have to win the Mr.Toad Road Game to view it] and "The Love Bug" DVDs) Susie, in an auto showroom, is bought by a man who takes good care of her but as time passes she grows older and her owner trades her in. She has a succession of unfortunate owners who mistreat her, and just as she is about to be abandoned in a junkyard, an eager young man buys here, tinkers with her, and soon has her running again.
Walt Disney's Lady and the Tramp (A Big Golden Book)
When mean Aunt Sarah takes over a cocker spaniel's once-happy home, the dog flees and experiences some dangerous moments before her hero, Tramp, arrives on the scene.
Customer Review: Beyond adorable! I love it!
Two precious pups who live up to their names go on an adventure that has enthralled audiences since 1955! All the beauty of the Disney artwork brings the story to life in this sweet Little Golden Book that will certainly earn a place on your child's bookshelf for years to come. Baby Boomers -- get a copy for yourself and relive some awesome memories and pass it on to a child in your circle!
Customer Review: Lady and the Tramp
It is about two people and their dogs.It starts out that it was Christmas and Jim Dear gives Darling(his wife) a present and it turns out that it was a beutiful puppy.Then they went to sleep and they put the puppy(Lady) on her couch.Then Jim Dear and Darling went upstairs to go to bed.But then Lady started whinning and almost going up the stairs.Jim Dear got her and they went upstairs.The next day Jim Dear and Darling got her a collar and Lady was so happy and she went to tell her friends.I won't tell you the rest because i'm sure you will read it.
My Best Friend is Jasmine (Disney Princess)
Jenna and her younger brother and sister are hungry and living on the streets in Agrabahâ"that is, until Jenna becomes best friends with Princess Jasmine! Find out how this streetwise little girl gets invited to live in a princessâs palace in this full-color padded and glittered hardcover storybook.
Customer Review: Long story
My 5 year old wanted a Jasmine party for her birthday so when I saw this I bought it for her. She loves looking at the pictures. The story is kind of long, but she has always loved to be read to and sits through it pretty well.
Customer Review: not for young kids
My 3 year old one loves Disney Princess and it is hard to find things about Jasmine. So I ordered it. Not for young kids. THe story is okay. Princess does a great thing for a little girl and the sibling. gives them a home etc. But it is more for older kids that love to read their own book, or perhaps older kids that like to be read to and enjoy a more advanced story of their favorite princess. Nice color, paper pages, and it will be a nice book for an older child. My daughter loves the princess but she doesn't get into this book at all. Perhaps at a later time but for right now it was wasted money.
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