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Subgenre Sampler
Pinocchio (1940)
- Dir. Hamilton Luske, Ben Sharpsteen
- One of Disney's crowning achievements is this triumphant animated rendition of the Italian fable. Technically outstanding and emotionally…
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1939)
- Disney's first animated feature is a milestone in cinema history, with the artistic heights matched by characters, songs and storytelling. As fresh…
Disney Fables - Volume 2 (Little Hiawatha, The Ugly Duckling) (1937)- Two short animations from Disney: Hans Christian Anderson's “The Ugly Duckling” and the "Little Hiawatha" poem by Henry Longfellow. Together…
Disney Fables - Volume 3 (Donald in Mathmagicland, Ben and Me, Modern Inventions) (1937-1953)- Three classic short animations from Disney: Donald Duck in “Donald in Mathmagicland” and "Modern Inventions" and the story of Benjamin Franklin…
Chronological Donald, The (1936-1941)- An excellent archive collection of all the early shorts starring Walt Disney's most successful cartoon character – Donald Duck. Includes an…
Popeye - The Sailor Man (1936-1956)- One of the longest–running cartoon sensations of all time, Popeye the Sailor Man burst into cinemas in 1933 in a BETTY BOOP cartoon and soon…
Mickey Mouse in Living Color (1935-1995)- The ultimate cartoon personification of Walt Disney's entertainment empire – Mickey Mouse – is presented in all his glory here, in two…
Betty Boop - The Ultimate Collection (1933-1939)- Dir. Max Fleisher
- An early cartoon sensation, Betty Boop flashed her curves and batted her eyelids across Depression–era America in an amusing, slightly…
Disney Fables - Volume 4 (1932-1935)- Six classic short animations from Disney, mostly from their early years. 1. "The Tortoise and the Hare" 2. "The Pied Piper" 3. "The Golden…
Vintage Mickey (1931-1933)- Timeless collection of Mickey Mouse's more memorable cartoons, featuring the classic "Steamboat Willie", notable for being the very first appearance…
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