History Of Animation Essay, Research Paper

Not many Disney shorts have been released recently. I think their entertainment and historical value is to be better appreciated by being released on video and DVD. Here is a list of video/DVD release ideas that I propose:

Disney?s CARTOON CLASSICS: Platinum Edition

This would be a series of approximately one-hour anthologies of mostly cartoons that have never been released on video. It would be a must for any Disney fan/collector. Children would also love these.

Disney?s Best of 1981-1995

“Vincent” (1982), “Oilspot and Lipstick” (1987), “Winnie the Pooh Discovers The Seasons” (1981), “Off His Rockers” (1992), “Runaway Brain” (1995, Academy Award nominee), “Fun With Mr. Future” (1986), “Recycle Rex” (1992)

More of Disney?s Best: 1987-2000

“Redux Riding Hood” (1997, Academy Award nominee), “The Three Little Pigs” (1997, Annie Award nominee), “Pedal to the Metal” (1992), “John Henry” (2000, Annie Award nominee), “Sport Goofy in Soccermania” (1987), “Tummy Trouble” (1989)

Disney Goes to War

“Der Fuerer?s Face” (1943, Academy Award? winner), “Education for Death”(1943), “All Together” (1942), “Private Pluto” (1943), “Reason and Emotion” (1943), “Victory Vehicles” (1943), “Out of the Frying Pan and into the Firing Line” (1942), “The New Spirit” (1942), “Chicken Little” (1943)

Disney?s The 60?s: Donald Duck

“The Litterbug” (1961), “Steel and America” (1965), “Donald?s Fire Survival Plan” (1965), “Donald and the Wheel” (1961)

Disney?s The Best of the 60?s