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Bambi' Making Leap Into Your Video Store". tribunedigital-chicagotribune . Retrieved August 15, 2018. Related: 600 Disney-Owned Film and TV Shows That Are Still Missing From Disney+ 28) The Little Mermaid(1989) There are of course, many sequels to popular Disney animated classics like Mulan 2 and Aladdin and The King of Thieves, but these films are not considered Disney animated classics and thus will not be listed. The Fantasia series

This buddy drama pulls on the heartstrings with its story of two natural-born enemies who become the best of pals. It even stars future Guardians of the Galaxy actor Kurt Russell as Copper; who knew! In my 20’s, I would collect the Disney Classics on Blu-ray – you can tell which number the film is because the number is on the spine of the blu-ray or it’s the really shiny O-Ring cover. I even went as far as collecting special edition O-rings like the Disney Villain’s collection! The movie was released in 1937, and its success at the box office was paramount for Disney and his animation studio. It helped establish Walt Disney Pictures as a major player in the movie industry. The iconic animated film from the Walt Disney animation studio tells the tale of Snow White in this exemplary fairy tale. 2) Pinocchio (1940)Today, Snow White holds a special place in the hearts of many Disney fans and is considered a classic Disney movie. It is considered pioneering in the field of animation and was even included in the US Library of Congress in 1989, while the American Film Institute dubbed it the Greatest American Animated Film of all time.

All of the single-story animated features made by Disney were included in the list of 15 classics except for two. The exceptions were Dumbo and Alice in Wonderland, both of which had been shown on television at the earliest opportunity. The Disneyland TV series began with The Disneyland Story, but the very next thing to be aired was Alice in Wonderland (broadcast November 3, 1954), which was edited to fit into the one-hour TV time slot. The following season began on September 14, 1955, with a one-hour version of Dumbo. Both of these movies were released on video within the first two years of the creation of Walt Disney Home Video; the videos were only briefly available for rental before they became available for sale. Despite always being available, Dumbo and Alice in Wonderland have made millions of dollars in subsequent home video releases.McGowan, Chris (March 17, 1990). "Disney's 'Mermaid' to Hit Stores in July." Billboard (pp. 59, 66) The Disney Classic Games Collection adds a few new toys to the collection of beloved Disney games. The Jungle Book is the only completely new game in the collection, and players can choose between the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis versions of the game. The Collection also includes the Super Nintendo version of Aladdin, where Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King only offered players the Genesis version.