I'd pay a fortune for of all permutations of the Disneyland/World of Color anthology series from the 50s & 60s. The metal box Vault series was a good start.

Twilight Time put out many 20th Century Fox titles before Disney came into the picture. So many epic pictures in Tehnicolor. The most sought after Columbia Classics 4k boxset is Volume 1 and expensive. The biggest titles on that boxset are Lawrence of Arabia and Ghandi. 20th Century Fox generated movies like this on a grand scale. Imagine boxsets with 20th Century Fox titles! Titles that would blow Columbia Classics out of the water.

Unless we're getting the Fox catalog and some Touchstone Pictures on 4K ... I can't get too excited.

well in Australia New Zealand The mouse has abandoned physical releases all together so I wouldn't hold your breath about physical releases

I've been raiding their site since this broke. They discounted all the exclusives to $10. Going to buy as much as I can since I have a 60% discount.

It's funny I had that Pinocchio VHS. Bought it new in 1985. I absolutely hated those Disney clamshells, which were so awkward on a shelf and just ugly in general. Didn't have many, but I think I had Tron and Alice in Wonderland on tape. On DVD I know I have Snow White, Beauty and the Beast and quite a few of the Touchstone films if we are counting those. I also bought a bunch of those shorts collections in tins like the WWII shorts and history of the Magic Kingdom. Think Zellers is where I found those back in the day. Blu-ray I bought Pinocchio and Tron again and I have Sleeping Beauty, and one of the Pirates of the Carribean :(On Stranger Tides which I bought for Penelope Cruz and still haven't watched. LOL) Wasn't hard to sum up my entire Disney collection in one post, but I figured you might appreciate it. LOL. You must have made a collection of your full Disney exclusives which would be cool to check out now.