Continuing on with "Fun and Fancy Free".... Disney decided to offer a $5 mail-in rebate with no additional purchase required. That brought the price down from $24.99 to $19.99.
1. Conclusion of "Fun and Fancy Free" with Edgar Bergen and his two dummies, Mortimer Snerd and Charlie McCarthy
2. Walt Disney Pictures logo (silent)
3. Walt Disney Home Video "Coming to Home Video/Coming on Videocassette This Summer" (voiced by Mark Elliott, courtesy of LogoLibraryinc) - This supposedly came from a later 1992 printing of 101 Dalmations.
4. "The Adventures of the Great Mouse Detective" trailer (edited from the theatrical trailer, narrated by Mark Elliott) - Yes, this seems counterintuitive, considering that the film would be re-released that Valentine's Day, but a video release was inevitable.
5. "Coming to Home Video" bumper (voiced by Mark Elliott)
6. "The Rescuers" VHS trailer (voiced by Brian Cummings)
7. "Now on Home Video" bumper (voiced by Brian Cummings)
8. "The Rescuers Down Under" VHS trailer (voiced by Mark Elliott)
9. "The Jungle Book" VHS trailer (voiced by Brian Cummings, switches to Mark Elliott)
10. 1986 Walt Disney Home Video logo - Just in case anyone forgot who was putting this thing together.
You'll note the trailer to 101 Dalmations is missing. Decided to shake things up a bit.
This time, WDHV avoided the mistake of reminding people that "Bongo" and "Mickey and the Beanstalk" were both available as "Mini-Classics". However, some Disney collectors were quick to point that out, which only escalated the impending class action lawsuit that would come in February. However, unlike what they did with "Make Mine Music", they did not offer such a generous "apology" rebate. Instead, they offered another $5 rebate, free of charge, no questions asked when you mailed in the receipt.
I own nothing. Made with Adobe Premiere Elements 4.0. The story you have just read is absolutely fabricated by me. In other words, it was written for entertainment purposes only and is not true in the slightest.
No, this is not made for kids. Would I ever make anything for kids? I don't care what COPPA says. If parents can't control what their kids are watching, it's up to them, not to the whole community. I am not responsible for your children. Besides, kids will want to see actual Disney content on KZfaq, not some person's idea of rewriting Disney video history.