I consider myself so blessed to have live during a time when a member of the Disney family like Roy Disney was still involved with the company that his Uncle Walt has created many years ago. I still cherish my memories with Disney when I was a kid especially with this VHS opening.

Classic intro. Pretty cool that Roy Disney came on to give the movie-a ginormous staple of Filmmaking-the fanfare that it even got say still rightfully deserves.

Now that I am 28 years old, I can understand EVERYTHING that is being said! The ambition that Roy and Disney was striving for is NOTHING like what they strive for now. Their ambition has died. 😔 Maybe I should get these VHS version someday!

Happy 100th anniversary to the Walt Disney Company!!!🎉 And Snow White was one of my childhood movies!!!💖👸🍎

I've been looking for this specific commercial since forever! To relieve my childhood memories.

Simply one of the best animated films ever made:)

I watched this movie every single time I visited my grandparents when I was a kid to the point I could quote this disney segment

Thanks for the nice intro, Roy. Your Uncle Walt would have been proud. May you two men rest in peace.

This whole video brings back childhood memories

Roy just look like his uncle Walt in this and I bet ol Walt will be proud Of his nephew carrying the tradition of presenting his Works to new generations all over the world

I not only grew up alongside this VHS tape but I still have it. I have an old VHS player that I hooked up to my flat screen tv and I'm able to watch old video tapes that I used to watch twenty years ago. In fact, during the corona lockdown I decided to do a Disney marathon. I have 19 different Disney films on VHS. From Snow White to Toy Story 2 and every film in between. I intend to continue watching these video tapes until the day they burn out!!!

My first vhs my mom bought me when I was 2. I still have it, although the cover art is long gone. It's still in its distinct white cassette case. Love these opening credits with Roy.

I grew up watching this ad on the VHS of Snow White and it still gives me goosebumps as a Disney fan. Also 1:34, that's Jeffrey Katzenburg on the right, obviously must had been right before he left Walt Disney Pictures over arguments with Michael Eisner after Frank Wells' helicopter death.

90s Disney truly did kick ass.

R.I.P. Roy E. Disney 1930-2009

I remember watching this along with the movie itself so many times

I had this version growing up.

2:47 “It also helps us preserve the treasures of the past”. Those words are something we should all think about when we watch all this new stuff today

We owe a lot for Walt Disney himself. We went out his way to achieve the impossible. Steamboat Willie, this movie, merchandising, Disneyland and Disney World Resort. In the last year of his life, he kept working on EPCOT, even in the hospital. He died before he could see that work, but he did it for everyone instead of himself. And also, his brother Roy, father of Roy E. Disney right here, finished building Walt Disney World and lived to see it until the end of his life too.

Thank you Walt Disney for being part of our world throughout the best of 80 years of Storytelling. Walt Disney had changed my entire life of growing up I love all those instant Classic Movies I enjoyed Pinocchio since when it first came out of the year of 1940. My second all-time favorite is 1985 Black Cauldron. My third favorite is the 1989 Little Nemo Adventures of Slumberland. Best instant classic films that will treasure forever

With the intro of Walt Disney's nephew, Roy E. Disney!!! (1930-2009) R.I.P.

Thank you for posting this in such great quality! Brought back the memories.

1994 was first year for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to be released on VHS

This was the film that introduced me to Disney and fittingly since I was born in ''93 I was getting Disney VHS's regularly from Snow White to The Lion King and eventually the rest of the Disney Renaissance I had been a Disney kid growing up. Now I can enjoy these on Blu-Ray and never have to pay for Disney+ or watch the awful Wish movie. Plus modern Disney sucks with the exception of that Once Upon A Studio short.

What baffles me to this day is why did it take Disney so long to finally release this movie on VHS? I mean, it came back to theaters in 1987 and again in 1993, but STILL wasn't released on VHS until late 1994. I remember watching the musical number "Heigh Ho!" (from the original 1937 movie) on one of the Disney Sing Along Songs videos (when I was 4) and wanting to see the actual movie so badly, but to my dismay, it was NOT available on ANY video format (including laserdisc). As a result, I had to wait FIVE years until it finally was available on VHS for the first time. Considering how high in demand the film was for many, many years, you'd think that Disney would have given us an earlier video format release in the 1980's. Ah well.

My daughter Rheilly (who was 4 and a half years old at the time) and I bought "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs" on VHS as a Christmas present for my mother (it was her favorite Disney movie. It was part of my mother's childhood).

I had this version when I was really little along with the other Disney movies and Sing Along Song videos. I still have the 2001 Platinum Edition DVD. When the Platinum Edition first came out, I had my surgery to get my tonsils removed and stayed home from school for 2 weeks.

Magic, excitement, wonders, imagination, romance, music, action, fantasy, thrills, and adventures. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), I love that classic movie, based on the Brothers Grimm's fairy tale "Snow White." Brings back memories. I used to owe it on video when I was a little kid, that was a long time ago until I got it Blu-Ray. Walt Disney is still my hero, even after his death in 1966. The evil queen, Snow White, Prince Charming, the huntsman, the animals, and the seven dwarves (Doc, Happy, Sneezy, Dopey, Grumpy, Bashful, and Sleepy). Snow White, the first Disney princess with lips red as the rose, hair black as ebony and skin white as snow. The fairest in the land. Only 14 years old. Fairly young and beautiful, without a doubt. I'm happy to see the face of Roy Disney. I never give up believing in fairies and magic with all my heart because I still refuse to grow up, and forget about the precious things I knew, especially those from my childhood. I am like Peter Pan and have his youthful spirit. My one and only wish is to keep the magic alive for all time. And I also wish to be a fairy to stay strong, childlike, young, and beautiful forever and ever like Tinker Bell, and the other fair folks. Roy, your dear uncle would be proud of you. Believe in fairies and magic and never grow up. Think happy thoughts to make you fly. All it takes is faith, trust and pixie dust. A little bit of pixie dust 🍎👑🏰🎼🎵🎶🧚🧚‍♂🧚‍♀

I remember having this on VHS at the time, and my favorite part of Roy Disney's introduction to 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarves' was 0:53 when Disney's other classic films were introduced, even the classics made after he died, and as a kid, I used to shout out the names of those other Disney films, and obviously, 'Lady and the Tramp' is my all time favorite, well, 2nd favorite, my #1 all time favorite is 'The Little Mermaid'

Watching this again makes me emotional and nostalgic.😢❤

Technically, Snow White wasn't the first full-length animated feature in movie history. There are two lost movies made in Argentina in the 1910s by Quirino Cristiani, and one surviving movie made in 1926 by Lotte Reiniger, a German film called The Adventures of Prince Achmed, which is in stop motion, and uses silhouetted paper cutouts. Snow White, however, was the first animated feature film to be made entirely using hand-drawn cel animation, have full color, and be made in the United States.

I remember my childhood!

Shirley Temple @ 0:49. Possibly the most cherished child actress who ever lived.

This makes me so sad watching this to see how Disney has changed so much since this tape came out! If only Walt knew what Disney would become today, he would be rolling in his grave😭😭

At 2:32 you can actually see a demonstration of the GM EV1, which was an attempt at the electric car. It turned out to be a huge failure, and was discontinued in 1999. Many credit its failure with killing the electric car for some time.

I think this might have my first Disney movie that I watched when I was little.

My grandparents saw Snow White when it first came to theaters.

3:53 When Walt Disney Company gives credit to the Grimm Brothers .

Thumbs up if you got kicked right in the nostalgia!

I’m blessed to have been born in the 90s. This VHS came out the year I was born

A movie that was one of my childhood as well

rip roy edward disney

WoW‼️✨ This was The Best Walt Disney Movie Ever! I just wanted to be little Again ✨♥️

Here’s a story. Disney originally wasn’t going to release Snow White on Home Video at all. They deemed the movie too special for home video and they wanted to theatrically re release it instead. They also had this same attitude towards Fantasia. They deemed both of those films too special for home video. They eventually released Fantasia on home video in November 1991. But as far as early 1994, Disney was still saying that Snow White would absolutely NOT come to home video. But they surprised us and eventually released the film on home video on October 28, 1994

LOL when the 1986 WDHV logo just pops up randomly out of the blue after Roy is finished speaking.

I miss my Roy Disney 😇🙏🏻🪽🥹🏰🇺🇸

Snow White and the seven dwarfs is very old classic Disney movie.💝

you know disney company kinda went downhill when Roy DIsney died in 2009. No Disney Family member takes care of the company anymore, either becuase they all passed away or they have other careers. it seems that the disney company cares more about making money than making art. they bought almost every movie studio, but they are lacking of making movies. except for frozen, all disney can offer today are live action remakes of thier past films. they are running out of ideas.

One of the very few VHS children’s movies my grandparents owned.

The Dopest before Movie commercial of my childhood Ah the simpler times....

Ah Disney, you had such high hopes for Pocahontas 😅

The top 10 highest grossing Disney animated films (only counting titles in the Disney canon) by the time of Snow White’s release to VHS were 1. Aladdin 2. Snow White and the seven dwarfs 3. Beauty and the beast 4. One hundred and one Dalmatians 5. The jungle book 6. Bambi 7. Cinderella 8. Lady and the tramp 9. Peter Pan 10. The little mermaid

Before the film, 63.29% of the tapes used the 1986 WDHV logo for version #1 and 36.71% of the tapes used the 1994 WDMC logo for version #2.

There was somewhat of a competition between Michael Eisner, Jeffrey Katzenberg and Roy E. Disney as to who was to become the official face of the Disney company.

I like this opening, with the Epcot dinosaurs

I love Disney so much.

The prototype logo of Pocahontas look spot on

Well, whatever innovation is, and however it works, I'd sure like to try this kind of computer some time.

1:17 Walt Disney would've been thrilled to knows the true today's technology, million of peoples were enjoying the animated masterpiece in their homes, from Pinocchio, to Fantasia, to Dumbo, time and time again. Now I would like to take you behind the scene for a look at those exciting new movie project, Disney's 33rd full-length animated feature, Pocahontas. It's the adventure of a young Native American woman who fought against hatred with the power of love. Pocahontas will be coming to movie theaters for the Summer of 1995.

🦁Werewolf King's: Alan as a Simba, Arine May as a Nala, Couatl Guardian Derek as a Mufasa, Títnía as a Simba's Mother, Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edwards Hyde as a Scar, Duke and Lady Morrígan and Missi as Three Evil Hyenas, Ekimmu as a Rafari, Soot Sprite as Timon, Betobeto-San FootStep as a Pimbaa, The Chernabog's Devil Demons as a Hyenas,🐺

0:26 People like me saw Walt's nephew, and it was before the Animation Building with the Sorcerer's hat from Fantasia was rededicated to Roy Edward Disney.

The day when The Lion King was popular 🦁

Love this! Epic introduction!

0:23 Roy Disney Introduction to Snow White.

Coming to only in theaters. This November 1994 holiday season. This Friday. Here's a sneak peek of the animated feature film of The Lion King again.

R.I.P Roy E Disney and Walt Disney

1:39 drawing Pocahontas

When it was said that Pocahontas would be coming to movie theatres for the summer of 1995, it came to movie theatres on June 23, 1995 when I was a 13 year old 8th grader which was 2 months before August 21, 1995 when I got my braces as a 14 year old freshman in high school.

I like this car part on 2:29 about recharging the car.

Meme When ewan mcgregor shows up at the theater to watch some disney and comments to the director of that film. "you're movies are very impressive, you must be very proud"

I see the connections to patty Hearst's dawrf size army... I see the connections to Monroe's sleeping beauty... I see the connections to Kennedy Oz enigma... I see disney studios and Kennedy RKO productions of wizard of Os...

Memories

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What’s the name of this song? (2:02 to 3:04) UPDATE: This music is part of a Snow White Suite that used to play in Disneyland. (Credit to TheNMan64)

Took me til age 21 to watch the Disney animated movies .This is in 2019

What is the space from? I thought it might be from Star Tours or Captain EO, but I don't think it's either of them

1994: Snow White Release on VHS 2001: Snow White Release on DVD 2009: Snow White Release on Blu Ray 2019: Snow White on Disney +

Olivia and Dale are falling in love and best friends forever and ever

R I p Roy

Prototype Governor Ratcliffe

I remember this movie and it's on Disney plus. But next year it's a live action movie in theaters.

I first saw this movie in 1998.

1:33 Jeffrey Katzenberg

Just Can't Wait To Be King🖤💗💔❤

I know Snow White and the Seven Dwarves is often regarded as the very first animated feature ever made when in fact it wasn't it was actually the 6th or 7th animated released at the time of it's release, but it was in fact the very first American animated feature film and it was the first cel animated film ever released

Released: February 4th 1938

I miss Roy Disney

1:26 I always thought this was part of the The Lion King trailer that was shown on the 1993 vhs release of Aladdin

I had this VHS when I was a kid. But now that I have moved on 2 Disney DVDS, I have no use for VHSES anymore. However, I heard old VHSES of any motion picture feature could be useful for making Money 💵 💰. I hope I’ll get a nice price for this VHS of Disney’s 1st Animated Feature Snow White & The 7 Dwarfs. Then some of the VHSES of the other Disney Features will follow. Including 20th Century Fox, Warner Brothers & Universal too.

What kind of background is that in the opening credits?

I see the Kennedy connections to Disney studios now... I see RKO productions to Kennedy assassination by Oz and magical trajectories... I have a solid link to Disney and Kennedy and the assassination of Kennedy... You can never eliminate the dead Disney associates on Nov 22 63...

Snow white and the 7 dawfs celebrate 80th anniversary of the 1st Disney animated feature film.

Walt Disney’s late nephew Roy!

At 2:20, what is that space ship ride? I recall this was a ride I rode at Epicott in the 90s, anyone remember this or am I remembering wrong?

This VHS tape has a revenue of $430,000,000.00 divided by 27,000,000 copies worldwide = around $13.44/tape!!

R i p roy

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Pocahontas looks beautiful at 1:56

2:37 to 2:41, what is this footage?

Adapted from. Grimms fairy tales. Technicolor. Dolby stereo. In selected.