Another thing about the credits for Cars is the Widescreen version has the credits on the right side of the screen and Fullscreen shows the credits on the bottom screen
I consider the classic era to stop at Toy Story 3. Every movie up until Toy Story 3 was great, but then they released Cars 2. Enough said. Though I do think that the movies featured in the video are the ones that they put the most effort into(in terms of DVDs).
To me that's wave 2 of the classic era, but I do respect everyone's opinion. I only say this because I grew up on the first 7 and I saw WallE in theaters along with every one after it. I unfortunately got the Ratatouille DVD later in life and that's when I saw it for the first time. Better late than never I guess.
Very nice collection, even with streaming services, i like to own a physical copy of my favorite movies. This not only motivates me to keep collecting them, but also to improve it like you do with Blu-rays. For example now im planing to get a couple of 2 Disc cases for Toy Story 2 and Tangled. Toy Story will have both wide and full screen version and Tangled will have a normal copy (that i still don’t own) and a cinema recorded disc that i keep for nostalgia.
Funny enough, the original 2000/2001 DVD release of "Toy Story 2" had it where if you watch the Widescreen version, you get the theatrical cut where it shows the credits without the outtakes, but if you watch the Full Screen version, then you get the credits with the outtakes.
A thing about the outtakes for Toy Story 2, in the 2019 4K, Blu-ray, and streaming prints an outtake is missing. So hold on to that old special edition DVD and Blu-ray.
Idk why, but I'd split Toy Story - Cars and Ratatouille - Toy Story 3 into their own separate groups. However, I love every movie in both of those groups
Another thing about the credits for Cars is the Widescreen version has the credits on the right side of the screen and Fullscreen shows the credits on the bottom screen
Nice collection
Thank you
@@LittleGreenAlien Hello. Good evening and night. My name is Brian López. Thanks for nothing for this video.
The 2013 of the Blu-ray copy of Monsters, Inc. was a re-release on 3D that was around the Christmas time in 2012.
That’s awesome collection bruh
Thank you
I always like Toy Story from 1995.
I consider the classic era to stop at Toy Story 3. Every movie up until Toy Story 3 was great, but then they released Cars 2. Enough said. Though I do think that the movies featured in the video are the ones that they put the most effort into(in terms of DVDs).
i agree the classic era stop at toy story 3
Same here.
To me that's wave 2 of the classic era, but I do respect everyone's opinion. I only say this because I grew up on the first 7 and I saw WallE in theaters along with every one after it. I unfortunately got the Ratatouille DVD later in life and that's when I saw it for the first time. Better late than never I guess.
I had the first 7 on DVD for a long time and watched them over and over again so that's why they're my classic definitive Pixar movies.
Good memories. Great video Hayden
Thank you Spencer
@@LittleGreenAlien you're welcome Hayden
Very nice collection, even with streaming services, i like to own a physical copy of my favorite movies. This not only motivates me to keep collecting them, but also to improve it like you do with Blu-rays. For example now im planing to get a couple of 2 Disc cases for Toy Story 2 and Tangled. Toy Story will have both wide and full screen version and Tangled will have a normal copy (that i still don’t own) and a cinema recorded disc that i keep for nostalgia.
Nice, that sounds awesome.
Funny enough, the original 2000/2001 DVD release of "Toy Story 2" had it where if you watch the Widescreen version, you get the theatrical cut where it shows the credits without the outtakes, but if you watch the Full Screen version, then you get the credits with the outtakes.
I have that one I think
I have a Monsters, Inc. that's like that too
@@LittleGreenAlien Oh you have the original 2000 DVD of "Toy Story 2"? Neat.
@@supermariof0521 I got it after I made this video. I have the Toy Story 2 Pack with both movies
@@LittleGreenAlien Same here. The 2 disc collectors edition.
A thing about the outtakes for Toy Story 2, in the 2019 4K, Blu-ray, and streaming prints an outtake is missing. So hold on to that old special edition DVD and Blu-ray.
I know, the one with Stinky Pete and the Barbies
parents be like:
Disney: *hehehe*
Parents: *dis is not safe for kids*
@@VenraTech It was really a political issue.
i feel like the classic era would end with toy story 3
I respect that
Idk why, but I'd split Toy Story - Cars and Ratatouille - Toy Story 3 into their own separate groups. However, I love every movie in both of those groups
Please do the modern future Pixar collection.
Ratatouille to Luca
To be honest, there's a lot I'm missing from there
Once Disney Plus came out I kinda stopped collecting the new ones
Did you know that the Toy Story 10th Anniversary Edition Dvd came out in the UK?
Yes I did
How did the pre 2010 Toy Story DVDS make it into the Blu Ray release on yours?
I swapped out the new DVD for the old ones
Do a walkthrough on a 2009 and 2013 monsters, inc blu ray
I believe I did
@@LittleGreenAlien Link me to there, then
The first 7 Pixar movies were the only Pixar movies to be certified by THX.
Yup
And the most nostalgic
Are You Sure The Pixar DVDs Are THX Certified =(
In 2006 Disney and thx have ended their partnership after dvd released of Pixar 2006 film cars
Why did Ratatouille not have the thx certificate? and it was the last Pixar film to use the 1995 castle from Toy Story
Honestly, I don't know, something I've always wondered myself. Damn I miss the original light blue logo
uk's movie music sounds diffrent from the usa
i believe that your hair is sometimes in the way when you filming
How do you have 2 dvd guides for cars
Do you have Jackass the movie?
I have the 2nd one on DVD
Do you like Pixar
I love them
Why do you have 2 guy’s
say two thousand whatever