This was one of the first Gold Classic VHS releases to use the "Walt Disney Gold Classic Collection" logo, and this was also released two weeks before "Dinosaur" (2000) was released in theaters. 😁
Brian Cummings: After the feature, travel south of the border with Walt Disney and his studio staff and discover their inspiration for new animated characters. 5:54
Brian Cummings: "After the feature travel south of the border with Walt Disney and his studio staff to discover their inspiration for new animated characters."
("Taking Us Home" by The Samples plays in the background) Narrator (Unidentifiable): Children smile...laugh...dream their dreams...and live in a world of their own imagination...all the time. Singer (Sean Kelly): Was taking us home... Narrator: Presenting the Walt Disney Gold Classic Collection. Featuring movies to inspire the imagination for the child in all of us. And beginning on the first Tuesday of every month, your child's imagination can come to life, with a different Disney video or DVD selection. Each video features magical extras, and can be yours at a special low price. Marie (The Aristocats): Hooray! Narrator: Now your child might even imagine they can create great music, with a Walt Disney classic video like "The Aristocats'. Berlioz: It isn't Beethoven, but it sure bounces! Narrator: Or climb to new heights, like in "Fun & Fancy Free", featuring the original "Mickey and the Beanstalk". Narrator: They can send their spirits soaring, just like "Pocahontas". Pocahontas: What is my path? How am I ever going to find it? Narrator: And have endless fun with the song-filled Disney masterpiece, "Make Mine Music", available for the first time ever on video. (no dialogue for make mine music) Singer: It's taking us home... Narrator: The Walt Disney Gold Classic Collection: imagination for a lifetime.
After the black and gold Walt Disney Home Video logo, the "Where's Spot?" book cover opens.) Female Announcer: Experience a very special time with your child. Steve (Voice-over): Hello, Spot. Female Announcer: In a world filled with discovery. Helen (Voice-over): It's only me. Female Announcer: And learning. (Laughing is heard after the block tower collapses) Female Announcer: As Disney presents the all-new, interactive full-length video, "Discover Spot". Spot (Voice-over): Hello, mom. Female Announcer: Share the joy of making new friends. Spot (Voice-over): Come on. I'll race you. Female Announcer: And having new experiences that make learning fun. Male Singer: ♪There's a brand new world to discover.♪ Female Announcer: It's everyone's favorite puppy, Spot. (Spot barks twice) Female Announcer: Based on the award-winning, best selling "Spot" books. It's the charming song-filled adventure that you and your preschooler are sure to love. Male Singer: ♪Everyone, is having lots of fun...♪ (We cut to a black background where the VHS and DVD boxart for "Discover Spot" is shown) Female Announcer: Disney presents, "Discover Spot". (The cases fly to the left, and a sticker fades in saying "All-new!". At the same time, subtitles read "Coming to Video and [Disney DVD logo] this Spring!".) Coming to Video and Disney DVD this Spring. Male Singer: ♪...With a friend... named... Spot!♪♪ (Screen fades to black on the final note of the theme song)
I have "Make Mine Music" on VHS, and I'm also planning to get it on DVD as well, and I'm planning to get this movie, "Saludos Amigos" on both VHS and DVD soon. 😉
Narrator: Walt Disney Pictures proudly presents... Tigger: Hoo-hoo-hoo! Narrator: The Tigger Movie. Roo: Wow! Tigger: Hoo-hoo-hoo! Narrator: Discover the adventure... Tigger: Come on, hurry it up. No time for dawdling. Narrator: and believe in your imagination as Walt Disney Pictures takes you back to the place that's inside all of us, and lives in the hearts of Roo, Eeyore, Piglet, Tigger, and Winnie the Pooh. The Tigger Movie. Tigger: Grrr!
("10 YEARS AGO...") Narrator (Mark Elliott): Ten years ago..... (Clips from The Little Mermaid) ("A MERMAID DREAMED OF LIFE ON THE LAND") Narrator: A mermaid dreamed of life on the land. Ariel: I've never seen a human this close before. Max: (Barks) ("NOW HER DAUGHTER... DREAMS OF THE SEA") Narrator: Now, her daughter dreams of the sea. (Clips from The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea) Melody: You know what? Sometimes I have even pretend... I have fins. (Splash effect) Narrator: The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea. (Pixie dust effect) Narrator: Get ready for a story unlike any other. Ariel: This is the only way. Melody can't know about more people or Atlantica. (Thunder effect) Narrator: It's an adventure you'll never forget! Melody: What's happening? Ariel: Melody! Morgana: Ha ha ha ha ha! (Melody's feet transform into fins) Narrator: Walt Disney Pictures proudly presents, an all-new full-length animated feature... Melody: I know this necklace feels something. If no one's gonna tell me, I'm gonna find out for myself. Narrator: The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea. Premiering only on video and Disney DVD. Sebastian: I'm too old for this! "SEPTEMBER 5TH 2000"
"Saludos Amigos" is the only Disney animated classic that I discovered so rare. And how I find this movie rare, is that I'd never heard of this movie before. Is "Saludos Amigos" really good?
@@rckblzr Once again, I'd never heard of it, but I'm going to check the film out to see how good and educational this film is. Oh, does this movie have any relations with, "The Three Caballeros"?
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This was one of the first Gold Classic VHS releases to use the "Walt Disney Gold Classic Collection" logo, and this was also released two weeks before "Dinosaur" (2000) was released in theaters. 😁
Brian Cummings: After the feature, travel south of the border with Walt Disney and his studio staff and discover their inspiration for new animated characters. 5:54
Brian Cummings: "After the feature travel south of the border with Walt Disney and his studio staff to discover their inspiration for new animated characters."
("Taking Us Home" by The Samples plays in the background)
Narrator (Unidentifiable): Children smile...laugh...dream their dreams...and live in a world of their own imagination...all the time.
Singer (Sean Kelly): Was taking us home...
Narrator: Presenting the Walt Disney Gold Classic Collection. Featuring movies to inspire the imagination for the child in all of us. And beginning on the first Tuesday of every month, your child's imagination can come to life, with a different Disney video or DVD selection. Each video features magical extras, and can be yours at a special low price.
Marie (The Aristocats): Hooray!
Narrator: Now your child might even imagine they can create great music, with a Walt Disney classic video like "The Aristocats'.
Berlioz: It isn't Beethoven, but it sure bounces!
Narrator: Or climb to new heights, like in "Fun & Fancy Free", featuring the original "Mickey and the Beanstalk".
Narrator: They can send their spirits soaring, just like "Pocahontas".
Pocahontas: What is my path? How am I ever going to find it?
Narrator: And have endless fun with the song-filled Disney masterpiece, "Make Mine Music", available for the first time ever on video. (no dialogue for make mine music)
Singer: It's taking us home...
Narrator: The Walt Disney Gold Classic Collection: imagination for a lifetime.
After the black and gold Walt Disney Home Video logo, the "Where's Spot?" book cover opens.)
Female Announcer: Experience a very special time with your child.
Steve (Voice-over): Hello, Spot.
Female Announcer: In a world filled with discovery.
Helen (Voice-over): It's only me.
Female Announcer: And learning.
(Laughing is heard after the block tower collapses)
Female Announcer: As Disney presents the all-new, interactive full-length video, "Discover Spot".
Spot (Voice-over): Hello, mom.
Female Announcer: Share the joy of making new friends.
Spot (Voice-over): Come on. I'll race you.
Female Announcer: And having new experiences that make learning fun.
Male Singer: ♪There's a brand new world to discover.♪
Female Announcer: It's everyone's favorite puppy, Spot.
(Spot barks twice)
Female Announcer: Based on the award-winning, best selling "Spot" books. It's the charming song-filled adventure that you and your preschooler are sure to love.
Male Singer: ♪Everyone, is having lots of fun...♪
(We cut to a black background where the VHS and DVD boxart for "Discover Spot" is shown)
Female Announcer: Disney presents, "Discover Spot".
(The cases fly to the left, and a sticker fades in saying "All-new!". At the same time, subtitles read "Coming to Video and [Disney DVD logo] this Spring!".)
Coming to Video and Disney DVD this Spring.
Male Singer: ♪...With a friend... named... Spot!♪♪
(Screen fades to black on the final note of the theme song)
I really want to get this VHS or DVD along with Make Mine Music soon in the future.
I have "Make Mine Music" on VHS, and I'm also planning to get it on DVD as well, and I'm planning to get this movie, "Saludos Amigos" on both VHS and DVD soon. 😉
Narrator: Walt Disney Pictures proudly presents...
Tigger: Hoo-hoo-hoo!
Narrator: The Tigger Movie.
Roo: Wow!
Tigger: Hoo-hoo-hoo!
Narrator: Discover the adventure...
Tigger: Come on, hurry it up. No time for dawdling.
Narrator: and believe in your imagination as Walt Disney Pictures takes you back to the place that's inside all of us, and lives in the hearts of Roo, Eeyore, Piglet, Tigger, and Winnie the Pooh. The Tigger Movie.
Tigger: Grrr!
Now Available to Own on Video & Disney DVD
Opening to An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island 2000 VHS
An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island (1998)
Anywhere in Your Dreams is a song from An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island 1998.
I have this VHS.
("10 YEARS AGO...")
Narrator (Mark Elliott): Ten years ago.....
(Clips from The Little Mermaid)
("A MERMAID DREAMED OF LIFE ON THE LAND")
Narrator: A mermaid dreamed of life on the land.
Ariel: I've never seen a human this close before.
Max: (Barks)
("NOW HER DAUGHTER... DREAMS OF THE SEA")
Narrator: Now, her daughter dreams of the sea.
(Clips from The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea)
Melody: You know what? Sometimes I have even pretend... I have fins.
(Splash effect)
Narrator: The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea.
(Pixie dust effect)
Narrator: Get ready for a story unlike any other.
Ariel: This is the only way. Melody can't know about more people or Atlantica.
(Thunder effect)
Narrator: It's an adventure you'll never forget!
Melody: What's happening?
Ariel: Melody!
Morgana: Ha ha ha ha ha!
(Melody's feet transform into fins)
Narrator: Walt Disney Pictures proudly presents, an all-new full-length animated feature...
Melody: I know this necklace feels something. If no one's gonna tell me, I'm gonna find out for myself.
Narrator: The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea. Premiering only on video and Disney DVD.
Sebastian: I'm too old for this!
"SEPTEMBER 5TH 2000"
"NOW AVAILABLE"
"Saludos Amigos" is the only Disney animated classic that I discovered so rare. And how I find this movie rare, is that I'd never heard of this movie before. Is "Saludos Amigos" really good?
I like it a lot. It's a good balance of education and entertainment. And it's short enough to not outstay its welcome, unlike Three Caballeros.
@@rckblzr Once again, I'd never heard of it, but I'm going to check the film out to see how good and educational this film is. Oh, does this movie have any relations with, "The Three Caballeros"?
Littleredridinghood
My seventh birthday
2:38 What kind of the music is called
1:18 Travel Book
1:23 Laughs
2:25 Available June 6
I hate the old Spot
"Edited for content"?
I think that's in relation to the El Gaucho Goofy segment.
@@OtherFiles It is, heaven knows why though.
@@OtherFiles yep
@@MediaLover2023 Because Disney didn't want kids to see Goofy smoking.
Disney would say “no” to not only smoking, but also gun violence and racism
Sorry, I don’t care about Make Mine Music.