The George of the Jungle trailer used to scare me when I was little. Ironically, when it came out, it was the first movie I ever saw in a theater. However, being only 3 years old at the time, I fell asleep, and didn't see the whole movie until it came out on VHS.
@@supermariof0521 Well, first of all, it's "too" as in "also". Not "two" as in the number. You need to work on your grammar. Secondly, the George of the Jungle trailer scared me because of the dark backgrounds, the deep-voice narrator, George's screams, and the big gorilla.
@@CanadaDragon1 My bad. Also strangely enough the only about that teaser that scared me, was the way the text for the movie and its release window was just so in your face.
[The screen fades to the African Jungle] Narrator: Deep in the African Jungle, Lives a mysterious figure. His name was legendary. His strength is remarkable. And his theme song... is pretty good too. [Ape plays the songs with the drums as George swing] Choirs: George, George, George of the Jungle, Strong as he can be. George: (Tarzan yells) Choirs: Watch out for that tree! Ape: Uh-oh! Choirs: Watch out for that... George: (Scream) (George crash into the tree) George: Ooooh! Choirs: TREE! [The title card appears] Choirs: George, George, George of the Jungle, Friend to you and me [Ape play his drum solo before the title card "Watch Out!" appear]
@Countess Marya Zaleksa Fan I didn't care for the "Honey We Shrunk Ourselves" movie I'm just talking about the Disney VHS previews in general and I'm grateful it doesn't include the Live-Action 101 Dalmatians trailer that Haunted me for years.
The last full-length animated feature made by Walt Disney until Cinderella. The gap was due to the lack of film workers (who were in military service) and materials necessary to make films when WWII was going on. Donnie Dunagan kept his role of Young Bambi quiet while in the Marines, as he feared he would pick up the nickname "Bambi". He would have a remarkable career in the service, becoming the youngest drill instructor in its' history, rising to the rank of Major and serving in the Vietnam War where he would be decorated for valour and wounded three times. In December 2018, a Missourian poacher was sentenced to one year in prison for illegally killing deer for trophies. As part of his penalty, he was required to watch this movie once a month. Six-year-old Peter Behn auditioned with several other children for the voice roles of Mother Rabbit's children. When Behn said the line (in reference to Bambi), "Did the young prince fall down?", a casting director who was watching the audition in another room shouted, "Get that kid out of here! He can't act!" However, the Disney animators who heard the audition tape loved the sound of Behn's voice. Behn was called back to the studio, and the character of Thumper was created largely based on his vocal performance. The movie lost money at the box office for the first run, but began to recoup its considerable cost (over $2,000,000) during the 1947 re-release. "Bambi" premiered August 8, 1942 in London - a very daring move in the midst of war - and a few days later in New York. Despite glowing reviews, it was an initial box office disappointment. This prompted Disney to re-release Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in the summer of 1944, a tactic that the studio regularly adopts now for all their animated features. There are approximately only 1,000 words of dialogue throughout the entire film then the rest is all silence. Felix Salten, the creator of Bambi, sold the film rights to the original novel for only $1,000 dollars. In the original novel, Bambi is a roe deer but these aren't native to North America so Walt Disney changed him to a mule deer.
About 3 years ago, I came to feel that Bambi is the most flawless Animated film that Walt himself produced. I think much of that has to do with the fact that work did not progress fast because Walt wanted deer to look realistic. It is also the most timeless because since it only focuses on forest life and doesn’t show much tech and architecture, it is more difficult to pin an exact timeframe for the movie. It also moves at a great pace and has very little filler. It is very high on my list of Disney movies.
My Grandfather who lives in Florida he absolutely hates this movie because he thinks they are hunting animals to mean and notice that they don’t use dogs to hunt deer and my great grandmother God Rest Her Soul had this had on VHS and I never got a chance to watch it until We got Disney Plus
Disney’s Animated Storybook: The Hunchback Of Notre Dame Was Released On CD-ROM On Monday November 11, 1996 (The Same Day As The Quack Pack Episode “Ducky Dearest”)
I have this one! and this is my favorite part of this movie: Bambi: Flower! Flower: Me? (Thumper laughing uncontrollable) Thumper: That's not a flower! He'a a little... Flower: Oh, that's all right. He can call me a flower if he wants to. I don't mind. Bambi: Flower, pretty flower. Flower: Gosh
The previews you see at the beginning of the 1997 VHS of Bambi are Hercules (1997), George of the Jungle (1997), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996), and Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves (1997).
Narrator (Mark Elliott): Walt Disney Pictures presents Hercules." "The man! The myth. The movie." "From the creators of Aladdin and The Little Mermaid comes a cast of wildly imaginative new characters: the spirited and independent Meg; Philoctetes, Herc's personal trainer; Hades, Lord of the Underworld; and his henchmen, Pain and Panic." "It's Disney's 35th all-new animated feature. The legendary story of Hercules."
Narrator (Mark Elliott): "Coming soon from Walt Disney Pictures. When he shrunk his kids, he promised his shrinking days were over. But Rick Moranis has done it again! Only this time...he still got a few bugs to work out. From the makers of the smash hit, "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids," comes a hilarious new movie, "Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves!" "Now, they'll go through any lengths, and any heights to get the kids' attention...before it's too late." "It's the fastest...it's the funniest...it's the tastiest...and it's the wildest motion picture event of the year!" Disney's "Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves!" Coming exclusively to video, March 18th!"
Right at 1:01 after "I happen to be" (pause, end video) cue drumroll "Ladies and gentleman, from the Radio City Music Hall in the downtown Big Apple, I give you the myth, the legend, the next eighth wonder of the world......Hercules!!!!!!" (cymbal crash, cue live band into "Zero to Hero" and a big applause and the curtain opens).
(1991 Walt Disney Home Video logo in black background) (♪♪ Topsy Turvy) (Clips: The Hunchback of Notre Dame [1996 Disney film]) Clopin: (Singing) ♪ Here it is! The moment you've been waiting for! ♪ Narrator (Mark Elliott): The movie you've been waiting for is finally coming to home video. Hugo: Pour the wine, and cut the cheese! (Quasimodo landed on the ground after ringing bells) Narrator: Every day, he rang the bells that brought the city to life. Quasimodo: If I picked a day to fly... Little Bird: (chirps) Quasimodo (voice over): Oh, this will be it. Narrator: And every night, he dreamed of being a part of that life. Frollo (voice over): Remember, Quasimodo. Quasimodo: Yes, Master. Frollo: This is your sanctuary. Laverne: Nobody wants to stay cooped up here forever. Quasimodo (voice over): You're right, I'll go! Narrator: When he came out of hiding, and came to the party... Chorus: (Singing) ♪ Topsy Turvy! ♪ Narrator: His whole world turned Topsy Turvy. Frollo: Arrest her. Quasimodo (voice over): NOOOO! Phoebus: Sit. Guard: Whoa! Frollo: How dare you defy me? (Esmeralda throws the frisbee-shaped helmet at the guard, bouncing it back to Phoebus who dodges it) Phoebus: What a woman. Narrator: But with the help of three loyal pals... Hugo (voice over): The cavalry's here! (Hugo shoots concrete pieces at Frollo's guards like a machine gun) Narrator: And the friendship of the beautiful Esmeralda... Esmeralda: Come with me. Quasimodo (voice over): Quick, this way. Hugo: Way to go, lover boy! Narrator: He saved the city he loves... (Crowd cheers for Quasimodo) Hugo: (Whooping) Esmeralda (voice over): You're a surprising person, Quasimodo. Narrator: And made his dreams come true. (♪♪ The Bells of Notre Dame) Narrator: Own the film Siskel and Ebert called... ("The Best Disney... Since Beauty and the Beast.") Narrator: The best Disney picture since Beauty and the Beast. ("Two Spirited Thumps Up!" - Siskel & Ebert) Narrator: Two spirited thumbs up. Hugo: Works for me! (Title of the movie appears) Narrator: "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," coming to video. (Coming to Video March 4)
Wonder why they didn’t kept this at 2:09 in the movie I mean Phil would've told him he did a wonderful job instead of ranting at him because of Meg distracting him
There was a mistake in the George Of The Jungle teaser. Don Lafontaine should have been the announcer instead the other guy because in the theatrical trailer and VHS trailer, Don Lafontaine talked in those trailers.
1. Green Warnings (1991) 2. Walt Disney Company Intro 3. Walt Disney World: Remember the Magic 4. Hercules Sneak Preview 5. George of the Jungle Trailer 6. "Coming to Video" 7. The Hunchback of Notre Dame Preview 8. Honey I Shrunk the Kids Preview 9. 101 Dalmatians Preview 10. The Mighty Ducks Animated Movie: The First Face-Off Preview 11. Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin Preview 12. Disney Interactive Bumper 13. The Hunchback of Notre Dame Animated Storybook and The Hunchback of Notre Dame Topsy-Turvy Games Promo 14. Stay tune after the feature 15. "Feature Presentation" 16. Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection Logo 17. THX logo 18. 1990 Walt Disney Pictures Logo 19. Opening Credits
Digitally THX Mastered (VHS tapes) - Genres: Animation | Action | Adventure | Family | Fantasy | Sci-Fi - MGM/UA and Don Bluth's Planet Warships Empire of the Universe (1978) - People and Children and Humans - 1.33:1/4x3 Fullscreen in 2560x1920 and 2.35:1/16x9 CinemaScope Widescreen
Anyone notice how on the Bambi VHS, the THX logo says Digitally Mastered, but on other Masterpiece Collection VHS tapes that were THX certified, the logo says Lucasfilm LTD?
Digitally THX Mastered (VHS tapes) MGM/UA & Don Bluth's Alien Robots of the Galaxy of the Castle World (1977), Planet Warships Empire of the Universe (1978)
The Lion King (1994) Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966) Pocahontas (1995) Toy Story (1995) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961) Hercules (1997) The Little Mermaid (1989) Mulan (1998) Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too (1974)
Disney had to remove Esmeralda from the regular meet and greets because guests kept sexually harassing the cast members that would play her. That, and the fact that Hunchback of Notre Dame wasn't as popular as they hoped it would be (though I love the film). The actors who played Tarzan at the Disney Parks faced similar levels of sexual harassment.
7:19 Please tell me what is that music? It sounds like something off of E.T! I’m surprised Disney could get inspired to make a tune that sounded similar to that 🤨
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Beauty and the Beast Oceans The Crimson Wing Toy Story 3 A Christmas Carol Fantasia Fantasia 2000 The Sorcerer's Apprentice Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2 The Lion King The Search for Santa Paws Alice in Wonderland Dumbo Cars Toon: Mater's Tall Tales The Incredibles Treasure Buddies Prep & Landing ABC Family's 25 Days of Christmas Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure Secretariat Spooky Buddies Tangled Bambi II TRON: Legacy Cars 2 African Cats The Fox and the Hound The Fox and the Hound 2
Reminds me of rainy or snowy winter nights when my parents and I would watch a video before bed when I was little. Miss those times.
the hunchback of notre dame coming soon to video
The George of the Jungle trailer used to scare me when I was little. Ironically, when it came out, it was the first movie I ever saw in a theater. However, being only 3 years old at the time, I fell asleep, and didn't see the whole movie until it came out on VHS.
same, the trailer used to scare me too
Why did it scare you two?
@@supermariof0521 Well, first of all, it's "too" as in "also". Not "two" as in the number. You need to work on your grammar. Secondly, the George of the Jungle trailer scared me because of the dark backgrounds, the deep-voice narrator, George's screams, and the big gorilla.
@@CanadaDragon1 My bad. Also strangely enough the only about that teaser that scared me, was the way the text for the movie and its release window was just so in your face.
@@supermariof0521 You misspelled "enough".
[The screen fades to the African Jungle]
Narrator: Deep in the African Jungle, Lives a mysterious figure. His name was legendary. His strength is remarkable. And his theme song... is pretty good too.
[Ape plays the songs with the drums as George swing]
Choirs: George, George, George of the Jungle, Strong as he can be.
George: (Tarzan yells)
Choirs: Watch out for that tree!
Ape: Uh-oh!
Choirs: Watch out for that...
George: (Scream)
(George crash into the tree)
George: Ooooh!
Choirs: TREE!
[The title card appears]
Choirs: George, George, George of the Jungle, Friend to you and me
[Ape play his drum solo before the title card "Watch Out!" appear]
Man for a longest time. I used to watch this movie...when I was 6.
This bring back some memories. Watching Bambi for the first time on a raining day.
I remember watching Bambi for the first time and I loved it
Me too!
This is actually one of my favorite Disney VHS previews! Who agrees?!?
ME
@Countess Marya Zaleksa Fan I didn't care for the "Honey We Shrunk Ourselves" movie I'm just talking about the Disney VHS previews in general and I'm grateful it doesn't include the Live-Action 101 Dalmatians trailer that Haunted me for years.
Me me me!!
Me!
I ACTUALLY Heard That There’s A Copy Of The 1997 VHS Of “Bambi” That Contains A Preview For 101 Dalmatians (Live-Action)
The last full-length animated feature made by Walt Disney until Cinderella. The gap was due to the lack of film workers (who were in military service) and materials necessary to make films when WWII was going on. Donnie Dunagan kept his role of Young Bambi quiet while in the Marines, as he feared he would pick up the nickname "Bambi". He would have a remarkable career in the service, becoming the youngest drill instructor in its' history, rising to the rank of Major and serving in the Vietnam War where he would be decorated for valour and wounded three times. In December 2018, a Missourian poacher was sentenced to one year in prison for illegally killing deer for trophies. As part of his penalty, he was required to watch this movie once a month. Six-year-old Peter Behn auditioned with several other children for the voice roles of Mother Rabbit's children. When Behn said the line (in reference to Bambi), "Did the young prince fall down?", a casting director who was watching the audition in another room shouted, "Get that kid out of here! He can't act!" However, the Disney animators who heard the audition tape loved the sound of Behn's voice. Behn was called back to the studio, and the character of Thumper was created largely based on his vocal performance. The movie lost money at the box office for the first run, but began to recoup its considerable cost (over $2,000,000) during the 1947 re-release. "Bambi" premiered August 8, 1942 in London - a very daring move in the midst of war - and a few days later in New York. Despite glowing reviews, it was an initial box office disappointment. This prompted Disney to re-release Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in the summer of 1944, a tactic that the studio regularly adopts now for all their animated features. There are approximately only 1,000 words of dialogue throughout the entire film then the rest is all silence. Felix Salten, the creator of Bambi, sold the film rights to the original novel for only $1,000 dollars. In the original novel, Bambi is a roe deer but these aren't native to North America so Walt Disney changed him to a mule deer.
About 3 years ago, I came to feel that Bambi is the most flawless Animated film that Walt himself produced. I think much of that has to do with the fact that work did not progress fast because Walt wanted deer to look realistic. It is also the most timeless because since it only focuses on forest life and doesn’t show much tech and architecture, it is more difficult to pin an exact timeframe for the movie. It also moves at a great pace and has very little filler. It is very high on my list of Disney movies.
Narrator (Beau Weaver): "There's always something exciting for everyone from Disney Interactive!"
7:50 one of the most scariest sounds of your childhood
My Grandfather who lives in Florida he absolutely hates this movie because he thinks they are hunting animals to mean and notice that they don’t use dogs to hunt deer and my great grandmother God Rest Her Soul had this had on VHS and I never got a chance to watch it until We got Disney Plus
Aw. That was a cute movie.
This is actually the first Disney VHS to feature the THX logo, though most of the remaining ones say Lucasfilm LTD instead of digitally mastered.
Disney’s Animated Storybook: The Hunchback Of Notre Dame Was Released On CD-ROM On Monday November 11, 1996 (The Same Day As The Quack Pack Episode “Ducky Dearest”)
The first Disney VHS to use the THX logo...
That Hunchback trailer is the Best one I’ve seen, even better than the theatrical trailer
I have this one! and this is my favorite part of this movie:
Bambi: Flower!
Flower: Me?
(Thumper laughing uncontrollable)
Thumper: That's not a flower! He'a a little...
Flower: Oh, that's all right. He can call me a flower if he wants to. I don't mind.
Bambi: Flower, pretty flower.
Flower: Gosh
1:20 is that rose Quartz I hear?
My favorite part of this movie when Bambi and thumper was ice skating on the pond
Tommy Jackma
@@Stephenopolis98 Tommy Jackman?
The previews you see at the beginning of the 1997 VHS of Bambi are Hercules (1997), George of the Jungle (1997), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996), and Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves (1997).
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And Don’t Forget 101 Dalmatians (1996)
@@bay1036 It’s not on the US release for this one so you’re making this up.
@@bay1036 Coming soon to home video!
The preview within the very first of 12 Disney movies of the Disney Video Rewards Program of 1997.
7:50 "TURN IT UP! TURN IT UP!"
I remember having the VHS of this Film
I used to have this movie on 📼, when I was a kid.
Me too .
Narrator (Mark Elliott): Walt Disney Pictures presents Hercules."
"The man! The myth. The movie."
"From the creators of Aladdin and The Little Mermaid comes a cast of wildly imaginative new characters: the spirited and independent Meg; Philoctetes, Herc's personal trainer; Hades, Lord of the Underworld; and his henchmen, Pain and Panic."
"It's Disney's 35th all-new animated feature. The legendary story of Hercules."
Narrator (Beau Weaver): "Stay tuned after the feature for a special program: Walt Disney's Bambi: The Magic Behind the Masterpiece!"
I forgot that George of the Jungle was a movie 😂😂😂
VHS Release February 4th 1997
Digitally Mastered THX logo
Narrator (Beau Weaver): "Enjoy all the magic at home with these great Disney movies coming to video!"
7:50 First appearance of this so-called “sound system” on a Disney VHS. Better have the volumes ready...
From Zero To Hero
You Know A Kind Of Black
Zero To Hero
Just Like That
5:05-5:16 These parts fit together.
Love the disc design for Hunchback of Notre Dame Animated Storybook for PC, Esmeralda dancing.
I swear the that the 1989 Bambi tape also had the Walt Disney Pictures in the opening after the Walt Disney classics logo
I admit it, I got THXphobia. In fact I call the THX logo my "childhood nemesis!"
Me too!
@@9386AliG THX didn't scare me when I saw it. In fact I pretty much had a stone face when That came up.
This VHS is how I was introduced to THX
Even at age 15 it scares the crap of out of me
Narrator (Mark Elliott): "Coming soon from Walt Disney Pictures. When he shrunk his kids, he promised his shrinking days were over. But Rick Moranis has done it again! Only this time...he still got a few bugs to work out. From the makers of the smash hit, "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids," comes a hilarious new movie, "Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves!"
"Now, they'll go through any lengths, and any heights to get the kids' attention...before it's too late."
"It's the fastest...it's the funniest...it's the tastiest...and it's the wildest motion picture event of the year!"
Disney's "Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves!" Coming exclusively to video, March 18th!"
Right at 1:01 after "I happen to be" (pause, end video) cue drumroll "Ladies and gentleman, from the Radio City Music Hall in the downtown Big Apple, I give you the myth, the legend, the next eighth wonder of the world......Hercules!!!!!!" (cymbal crash, cue live band into "Zero to Hero" and a big applause and the curtain opens).
What???
(1991 Walt Disney Home Video logo in black background)
(♪♪ Topsy Turvy)
(Clips: The Hunchback of Notre Dame [1996 Disney film])
Clopin: (Singing) ♪ Here it is! The moment you've been waiting for! ♪
Narrator (Mark Elliott): The movie you've been waiting for is finally coming to home video.
Hugo: Pour the wine, and cut the cheese!
(Quasimodo landed on the ground after ringing bells)
Narrator: Every day, he rang the bells that brought the city to life.
Quasimodo: If I picked a day to fly...
Little Bird: (chirps)
Quasimodo (voice over): Oh, this will be it.
Narrator: And every night, he dreamed of being a part of that life.
Frollo (voice over): Remember, Quasimodo.
Quasimodo: Yes, Master.
Frollo: This is your sanctuary.
Laverne: Nobody wants to stay cooped up here forever.
Quasimodo (voice over): You're right, I'll go!
Narrator: When he came out of hiding, and came to the party...
Chorus: (Singing) ♪ Topsy Turvy! ♪
Narrator: His whole world turned Topsy Turvy.
Frollo: Arrest her.
Quasimodo (voice over): NOOOO!
Phoebus: Sit.
Guard: Whoa!
Frollo: How dare you defy me?
(Esmeralda throws the frisbee-shaped helmet at the guard, bouncing it back to Phoebus who dodges it)
Phoebus: What a woman.
Narrator: But with the help of three loyal pals...
Hugo (voice over): The cavalry's here!
(Hugo shoots concrete pieces at Frollo's guards like a machine gun)
Narrator: And the friendship of the beautiful Esmeralda...
Esmeralda: Come with me.
Quasimodo (voice over): Quick, this way.
Hugo: Way to go, lover boy!
Narrator: He saved the city he loves...
(Crowd cheers for Quasimodo)
Hugo: (Whooping)
Esmeralda (voice over): You're a surprising person, Quasimodo.
Narrator: And made his dreams come true.
(♪♪ The Bells of Notre Dame)
Narrator: Own the film Siskel and Ebert called...
("The Best Disney... Since Beauty and the Beast.")
Narrator: The best Disney picture since Beauty and the Beast.
("Two Spirited Thumps Up!" - Siskel & Ebert)
Narrator: Two spirited thumbs up.
Hugo: Works for me!
(Title of the movie appears)
Narrator: "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," coming to video.
(Coming to Video March 4)
At 0:50, Hercules promo from The Hunchback Of NotreDame VHS.
2:48 I love this theme song.
Me too… George of the Jungle has been my favorite movie since I was a baby
@@sarahmcmann5253 cool
This trailer brings back terrifying childhood memories
@@sophiakiedrowski587 why’s that?
@@jonmeyer3076 its just the trailer that terrified me…
Wonder why they didn’t kept this at 2:09 in the movie I mean Phil would've told him he did a wonderful job instead of ranting at him because of Meg distracting him
@vivianespinoza Everyone has a different opinion, Ding-Dong.
@@lisaduncanson6086 jerk
That The hunchback of Notre Dame trailer on this tape and I knew it's coming out on home video March 4th
The teaser for George of the jungle was released on November 27, 1996.
Yes and i love the theme song as well. And i've got it stuck in my head.
The same when 101 Dalmatians (Live-Action) appeared in US theaters.
3:13
0:04 Ah, the sounds of nostalgia. :)
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Jax the Panthe
Idk why in every Disney VHS has to have that phone dial 😅😅😅
I love the opening of the classic movies
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1997 was the second year for Bambi to be released on VHS
The first was 1989
Narrator (Beau Weaver): "Thanks for joining us for this special preview, and now, our feature presentation!"
Bambi the prince deer
There was a mistake in the George Of The Jungle teaser. Don Lafontaine should have been the announcer instead the other guy because in the theatrical trailer and VHS trailer, Don Lafontaine talked in those trailers.
I first saw this movie in 1998.
I remember having this VHS, except that the Stay Tuned bumper didn't look anything like that.
What did it look like
My Grandmother stored this video tape for about 20 years and since she's moving to New York she decided to give me this and 5 more Disney tapes
I watch Bambi 1997 VHS at our house when I was young.
So was I, back in my old days. I loved it.
Hades Lord of the underworld. 1:54- his henchmen pain & panic 😱. 1:58
1. Green Warnings (1991)
2. Walt Disney Company Intro
3. Walt Disney World: Remember the Magic
4. Hercules Sneak Preview
5. George of the Jungle Trailer
6. "Coming to Video"
7. The Hunchback of Notre Dame Preview
8. Honey I Shrunk the Kids Preview
9. 101 Dalmatians Preview
10. The Mighty Ducks Animated Movie: The First Face-Off Preview
11. Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin Preview
12. Disney Interactive Bumper
13. The Hunchback of Notre Dame Animated Storybook and The Hunchback of Notre Dame Topsy-Turvy Games Promo
14. Stay tune after the feature
15. "Feature Presentation"
16. Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection Logo
17. THX logo
18. 1990 Walt Disney Pictures Logo
19. Opening Credits
Actually, The Walt Disney World Promo Is Not On The 1997 VHS Of “Bambi” Whatsoever
Actually the 101 Dalmatians trailer did not play in the 1997 VHS release of Bambi.
4:36 Aptly put, because it’s by the directors of Beauty and the Beast.
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Digitally THX Mastered (VHS tapes) - Genres: Animation | Action | Adventure | Family | Fantasy | Sci-Fi - MGM/UA and Don Bluth's Planet Warships Empire of the Universe (1978) - People and Children and Humans - 1.33:1/4x3 Fullscreen in 2560x1920 and 2.35:1/16x9 CinemaScope Widescreen
Produced by Walt Disney in technicolor Disney VHS Bambi
Produced by Leon Schlesinger in technicolor Disney Bambi
Anyone notice how on the Bambi VHS, the THX logo says Digitally Mastered, but on other Masterpiece Collection VHS tapes that were THX certified, the logo says Lucasfilm LTD?
That's cause this VHS was the first overall Disney VHS release to be THX certified, they didn't had their own special variant till a few months later.
Digitally THX Mastered (VHS tapes) - Genres: Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi
NO THX LOGO
NO THX LOGO 😳 😖 😫 😂 👎 👊 ✋ 🔭 🔨 🚔
Digitally THX Mastered (VHS tapes) MGM/UA & Don Bluth's Alien Robots of the Galaxy of the Castle World (1977), Planet Warships Empire of the Universe (1978)
THX Sound For The Movie Bambi
vhs release date: february 4th 1997
5:43-5:56 looks amazing to ride
5:42-5:56 looks awesome with the hot wheels ride and laundry chute
And also the laundry basket looks amazing for a ride that size as well
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I like the first film "Honey I Shrunk The Kids" and "Honey we Shrunk Ourselves". Yes, the car scene is a classic!!
0:04 Ok. I guess 1990's VHS tapes sound like telephones at the beginning.
Opening To Bambi 1997 VHS
So 90s my childhood i was 2 years old in daycare in 1997
Early 1997
Produced by Walt Disney in technicolor Disney Bambi
The Lion King (1994)
Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966)
Pocahontas (1995)
Toy Story (1995)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)
One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961)
Hercules (1997)
The Little Mermaid (1989)
Mulan (1998)
Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too (1974)
Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection Logo
1997 years
0:49
Ah yes when Esmeralda appeared in Disneyland
These days she's no where to be found
Disney had to remove Esmeralda from the regular meet and greets because guests kept sexually harassing the cast members that would play her. That, and the fact that Hunchback of Notre Dame wasn't as popular as they hoped it would be (though I love the film). The actors who played Tarzan at the Disney Parks faced similar levels of sexual harassment.
7:19 Please tell me what is that music? It sounds like something off of E.T! I’m surprised Disney could get inspired to make a tune that sounded similar to that 🤨
Spirit of Adventure by Ray Davies.
@@michaelmalkowski4703 Thx 😄
@@Hoverdork121 Yur Welcum.
Hercules 1997 Theatrical Trailer (1997)
0:35
Stuart Pankin sounds like Tom Hanks
I remembered buying the 1997 VHS of Bambi at Toys R Us.
Me too.
@@ryanbearse8831 My VHS was a Taiwanese Copy with English Audio and Chinese Subtitles.
Produced by Walt Disney in technicolor
Leon Schlesinger Disney vhs 1997 Bambi
8:18 Start of Movie.
Late 1996
At 1:58-1:59, I think I heard a cat scream.
I remember geroge of the jungle
Do you wish that Disney should have its magic back? 'Cause I do.
COMING
TO VIDEO
1996-1997
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
Beauty and the Beast
Oceans
The Crimson Wing
Toy Story 3
A Christmas Carol
Fantasia
Fantasia 2000
The Sorcerer's Apprentice
Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2
The Lion King
The Search for Santa Paws
Alice in Wonderland
Dumbo
Cars Toon: Mater's Tall Tales
The Incredibles
Treasure Buddies
Prep & Landing
ABC Family's 25 Days of Christmas
Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure
Secretariat
Spooky Buddies
Tangled
Bambi II
TRON: Legacy
Cars 2
African Cats
The Fox and the Hound
The Fox and the Hound 2
This is the first Disney movie to be THX certified. People, you might catch THXphobia. It's the fear of the THX logo and the deep note.
Why do people fear that logo?
Because the deep note is way worse than the Broadway logo.
Mackenzie Wachter You know another logo that people are scared of?
Jacob Carpenter The WGBH logo?
Mackenzie Wachter I was actually talking about Strand Home Video.
0:42 i see mcdonalds logo
Yep
Where?
LuigiThePgm gaming I do too.
Turles Kakarot31652 on the right
rippetoe 38 oh
Digitally THX Mastered scared deep note on VHS (1995-1996-1997)
THX IS IN BIG TROUBLE AND NOT FOR BAMBI OR LADY and the TRAMP
I'm curious of this music's name in the stay tuned after the feature bumper
What was that sound at 0:04?!?!
I have this VHS
7:56 😱😱😱😱
Digitally THX Mastered (1996) VHS tapes - Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation - Independence Day 1996 VHS
Where's the Space Jam trailer?
7:36