My least favorite release from the series would prolly be "Your Host, Walt Disney" due to it repeating material from previous releases. As for my favorite one, it's "The Chronological Donald: Volume Four", mostly due to the feelings I have towards it and I love the shinier disc artwork that it and the other Wave Eight releases used, plus the fact it has Mickey Mouse Works cartoons on it.
As a French Disney fanatic, it's really hard to get some of these sets (because most of them are exclusive to zone 1, and nowadays this collection is pretty rare). I have 8 sets from the Walt Disney Treasures (including some Mickey/Donald/Goofy/Pluto/Silly Symphonies and Behind the Scenes at Walt Disney studios). I wish I could get Disney Rarities and Walt Disney on the Front Lines, these are like the Holy Grail to me !!!
Great video, here's my top five of the 12/30 I have 5. The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit-It's so great to have these cartoons preserved and the documentary about Ubbe is really good. 4. Mickey Mouse in Black and White volume One-Despite how old these cartoons are there still very entertaining and the set includes the only surviving pencil test from Mickey's black and white days. 3. The Complete Goofy-Hilarious, that's all I need to say. 2. Disney Rarities-love these obscure shorts and the Noah's Ark short is very good like you said. 1.Walt Disney On The Front Lines-You know why this is number one.
Here's what I think are the worst & best sets Worst Zorro: The Complete First Season/Zorro: The Complete Second Season Best Behind the Scenes at the Walt Disney Studio/Walt Disney on the Front Lines/Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s-1960s
My least favorite release from the series would prolly be "Your Host, Walt Disney" due to it repeating material from previous releases.
As for my favorite one, it's "The Chronological Donald: Volume Four", mostly due to the feelings I have towards it and I love the shinier disc artwork that it and the other Wave Eight releases used, plus the fact it has Mickey Mouse Works cartoons on it.
As a French Disney fanatic, it's really hard to get some of these sets (because most of them are exclusive to zone 1, and nowadays this collection is pretty rare). I have 8 sets from the Walt Disney Treasures (including some Mickey/Donald/Goofy/Pluto/Silly Symphonies and Behind the Scenes at Walt Disney studios). I wish I could get Disney Rarities and Walt Disney on the Front Lines, these are like the Holy Grail to me !!!
It is a shame this series is so hard to obtain. A BluRay/4K re-release is long overdue.
Great video, here's my top five of the 12/30 I have
5. The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit-It's so great to have these cartoons preserved and the documentary about Ubbe is really good.
4. Mickey Mouse in Black and White volume One-Despite how old these cartoons are there still very entertaining and the set includes the only surviving pencil test from Mickey's black and white days.
3. The Complete Goofy-Hilarious, that's all I need to say.
2. Disney Rarities-love these obscure shorts and the Noah's Ark short is very good like you said.
1.Walt Disney On The Front Lines-You know why this is number one.
Here's what I think are the worst & best sets
Worst
Zorro: The Complete First Season/Zorro: The Complete Second Season
Best
Behind the Scenes at the Walt Disney Studio/Walt Disney on the Front Lines/Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s-1960s