Same use to watch this on vhs tape with my grandparents as a kid.

Pretty surprising to me

How do you know that?

@@justinquigley2959 I did some research on it

The power of popular demand compelled Disney!

Interesting but when you think about if snow white was not released on home video my our generation would not have been exposed to a lot of great Disney classics my parents and grandparents watched as kids. The touch was passed on to us to keep the legacy alive.

That process is called restoration, and Snow White is one of many prime examples of something from the past technology should preserve. It was one of the greatest masterpieces of all time, with The Wizard of Oz, Sleeping Beauty and others.

Sure they are. Even KZfaq makes a great example of such a technology. It's a video sharing platform where people can not only view videos from AFTER the time KZfaq was founded in 2005, but even from BEFORE that, such as the openings and closings to various copyrighted videocassettes from America and overseas, and even the full rips of some.

​@@BradyLMarshallThat's what I like about KZfaq.

Agreed! Knowing that Disney is well aware of the nostalgia of old VHS releases of their classics, I'm surprised they haven't done that yet.

Yep, the day one of Hanna-Barbera's worst productions ever came out: "Scooby-Doo in Arabian Nights." (And the "Aliyah-Din" story in that movie was H-B trying their hardest to be like Disney, with copying "Aladdin" and "Sleeping Beauty!")

Big Hero 6 is trash.

@@King_Colombia_IncTo each their own

There was no PG rating back then.

Avi Greene I can respect that

I think Fantasia, Dumbo, Bambi, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan and Sleeping Beauty should have been given a PG Rating as well.

Teacher’s Pet (2004)

A bummer about this tape, knowing you Zak: This tape doesn’t have the “Handwriting” Feature Presentation bumper on it. That would’ve opened this VHS release with even more fanfare!

David Jones Me too

scarah 245 Snow White is my favorite princess along with Cinderella and Moana

my favorite disney princess is rapunzel from disney tangled. tangled the series and rapunzels tangled adventure

Opening To Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 1994 VHS

Opening To Cinderella 1995 VHS

Opening To Sleeping Beauty 1997 VHS

musicmomm1

Pretty much the golden age of movies and entertainment from 1920 to 1960.

Correct. This vhs uses the 1993 re-release version of the film

@@superjackster0165 Interesting

Oh yeah, it went from being physical and celluiods to now digital and CGI...Although I feel there may be too much of CGI and not enough of a variety. Although Claymation and 2d Digital animation does exist, it's not used much as say Computer Generated Imagery and 3D modeling software programs.

i thought eltric cars didn;t exsist back then unlike now

@@awesomeninja9178 Electric Cars did exist, although in limited quantities. It eventually became a failure in the late 1980s, and was never attempted again until the mid to late 2010s. So back then electric batteries just weren't capable enough to replace gasoline engines...But nowadays both Gas and electric vehicles are on the road, but ten to twenty years from now, electric cars may be what 90 percent of people may use on a daily basis, if governments don't intervene where people can travel to and what not (Hopefully the ladder never happens in any country whatsoever, but you'll never know.)

Cool! It must've been a rare variation printed between the common first and second versions.

@@ZakWolf Rare indeed. Those prints are so hard to come back Zak.

@@ThompsonnwWhat is the print date on your copy

Orchestral version of Heigh Ho and Whistle While You Work

2:29

I like this part!