Maybe we should have used the Red FBI Warnings instead? Oh well. What about a Disneyland Exclusive VHS of "The Rescuers?" 1. Red FBI Warnings 2. Disneyland 35th Anniversary logo 3. Coming to Theatres logo 4. The Making of "The Rescuers Down Under" trailer 5. "The Jungle Book" reissue trailer 6. Coming on Videocassette (with the audio of "Coming Soon on Videocassette") 7. "The Little Mermaid" trailer with the 89 Classics logo 8. 1989 Walt Disney Classics logo 9. 1985 Walt Disney Pictures logo (silent) Released between March and April of 1990.
Should we do this Opening and closing to Mickey's Christmas Carol 20th Anniversary Edition 2003 VHS Release Date: November 18, 2003 (Same day as Santa Clause 2 on VHS and DVD) 1. Red/Green Holiday FBI Warning screens (2003-2005) 2. Walt Disney Home Entertainment Logo 3. Coming Soon to theaters bumper 4. The Incredibles trailer 5. Coming Soon to Own on DVD and Video 6. Pirates of the Caribbean 1 trailer 7. Freaky Friday (2003) trailer 8. Aladdin Special Edition trailer 9. Join Us After the Program, behind scenes look at Making of Mickey's Christmas Carol. 10. Feature Presentation logo 11. Walt Disney Pictures logo 12. Mickey's Christmas Carol opening Closing: 1. The End 2. The Making of Mickey's Christmas Carol (1984) 3. Now Available to Own on DVD and Video 4. Disney Sing Along Promo (2003) 5. Merry Christmas Copyright Screen at end
Next suggestion first of all isn’t a VHS Opening but rather a movie company logo What if Paramount released Black rain on August 18, 1989 instead of September 22, 1989? The logo plays and ends normally with the 1988 fanfare but the gulf western byline is seen for the final time and fades to red to begin the movie And finally the opening to Puppet Master 1989 VHS (October 24, 1989) it will have the same trailers as the October 10, 1989 version of Star Trek V but this tape debuts the Paramount Communications company byline. And the trailers for Fat man and Little boy and Harlem nights have been reversed with Harlem nights being the first trailer and Fat man and Little Boy being the final trailer. Also Star Trek V is released on December of 1989 on home video in that timeline 1. Coming attractions (PCC byline debut) 2. Harlem Nights Trailer 3. Fat Man and Little Boy trailer 4. Star Trek V home video trailer 5. 1989 Feature presentation (PCC byline debut) 6. Warning screen 7. 1986 Paramount Pictures logo (Paramount Communications company byline debut) NOTE: this movie would have a limited theatrical run on September 15, 1989 by the way
I have an idea for an alternate opening to "Truly, Madly, Deeply": 1: Green FBI Screens 2: Touchstone Home Video 3: "Coming to Videocassette" (Taken from the 1992 VHS of Father of the Bride) 4: Father of the Bride TV Spot 5: Hollywood Pictures Home Video (Taken from the 1992 VHS of Father of the Bride) 6: Blame it on the Bellboy Preview 7: "Special Previews After the Movie from Buena Vista Home Video" 8: "Feature Presentation" (Taken from the 1992 VHS of Father of the Bride) Closing: Same as the 1992 VHS of Father of the Bride: 1: Buena Vista Home Video ("Now from Buena Vista Home Video") 2: The Very Best of Sullivan Show Preview 3. Simpy Mad About the Mouse Preview
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Maybe we should have used the Red FBI Warnings instead?
Oh well.
What about a Disneyland Exclusive VHS of "The Rescuers?"
1. Red FBI Warnings
2. Disneyland 35th Anniversary logo
3. Coming to Theatres logo
4. The Making of "The Rescuers Down Under" trailer
5. "The Jungle Book" reissue trailer
6. Coming on Videocassette (with the audio of "Coming Soon on Videocassette")
7. "The Little Mermaid" trailer with the 89 Classics logo
8. 1989 Walt Disney Classics logo
9. 1985 Walt Disney Pictures logo (silent)
Released between March and April of 1990.
Should we do this Opening and closing to Mickey's Christmas Carol 20th Anniversary Edition 2003 VHS
Release Date: November 18, 2003 (Same day as Santa Clause 2 on VHS and DVD)
1. Red/Green Holiday FBI Warning screens (2003-2005)
2. Walt Disney Home Entertainment Logo
3. Coming Soon to theaters bumper
4. The Incredibles trailer
5. Coming Soon to Own on DVD and Video
6. Pirates of the Caribbean 1 trailer
7. Freaky Friday (2003) trailer
8. Aladdin Special Edition trailer
9. Join Us After the Program, behind scenes look at Making of Mickey's Christmas Carol.
10. Feature Presentation logo
11. Walt Disney Pictures logo
12. Mickey's Christmas Carol opening
Closing:
1. The End
2. The Making of Mickey's Christmas Carol (1984)
3. Now Available to Own on DVD and Video
4. Disney Sing Along Promo (2003)
5. Merry Christmas Copyright Screen at end
Nice Alternate Opening!
I love the jungle book
Next suggestion first of all isn’t a VHS Opening but rather a movie company logo
What if Paramount released Black rain on August 18, 1989 instead of September 22, 1989? The logo plays and ends normally with the 1988 fanfare but the gulf western byline is seen for the final time and fades to red to begin the movie
And finally the opening to Puppet Master 1989 VHS (October 24, 1989) it will have the same trailers as the October 10, 1989 version of Star Trek V but this tape debuts the Paramount Communications company byline. And the trailers for Fat man and Little boy and Harlem nights have been reversed with Harlem nights being the first trailer and Fat man and Little Boy being the final trailer. Also Star Trek V is released on December of 1989 on home video in that timeline
1. Coming attractions (PCC byline debut)
2. Harlem Nights Trailer
3. Fat Man and Little Boy trailer
4. Star Trek V home video trailer
5. 1989 Feature presentation (PCC byline debut)
6. Warning screen
7. 1986 Paramount Pictures logo (Paramount Communications company byline debut)
NOTE: this movie would have a limited theatrical run on September 15, 1989 by the way
I have an idea for an alternate opening to "Truly, Madly, Deeply":
1: Green FBI Screens
2: Touchstone Home Video
3: "Coming to Videocassette" (Taken from the 1992 VHS of Father of the Bride)
4: Father of the Bride TV Spot
5: Hollywood Pictures Home Video (Taken from the 1992 VHS of Father of the Bride)
6: Blame it on the Bellboy Preview
7: "Special Previews After the Movie from Buena Vista Home Video"
8: "Feature Presentation" (Taken from the 1992 VHS of Father of the Bride)
Closing:
Same as the 1992 VHS of Father of the Bride:
1: Buena Vista Home Video ("Now from Buena Vista Home Video")
2: The Very Best of Sullivan Show Preview
3. Simpy Mad About the Mouse Preview