As seen in the comments of one of your previous videos the VHS opening of wild hearts can’t be broken the Walt Disney home video logo will be a hybrid of the 1991, and 1995 logos with the Disney URL at the bottom and the UK feature presentation bumper music will be played instead of the typical WDHV logo
Request: Alternate Opening and Closing to Fantasia 1991 VHS 1. 1984 FBI Warning screens 2. Coming to Theaters Bumper 3. Beauty and the Beast Preview 4. The Adventures of The Great Mouse Detective Preview (Now advertising to Spring 1992) 5. Coming On Videocassette Bumper 6. 101 Dalmatians Trailer 7. Feature Presentation Logo 8. Walt Disney Classics Logo 9. Walt Disney Pictures Logo 10. Fantasia Title Card Closing 1. End Credits 2. Walt Disney Pictures Logo 3. Walt Disney Studio Film Collection Promo 4. Copyright Screen
Request: Opening to Disney's Pinocchio 1992 VHS Release date: November 20, 1992 (just a few months after June 1992 in theaters, and it would've come to vhs around November 1992)
I do request Opening and Closing to Lady and the Tramp 1992 VHS (February 28, 1992) just 2 months before the 101 Dalmatians on video in April 10, 1992. 1. Green FBI Warning Screens 2. Lilac Blue Coming to Theaters Bumper 3. Pinocchio 1992 Re-Release Trailer 4. Now on Home Video logo 5. The Rocketeer Preview 6. Coming to Home Video logo 7. 101 Dalmatians Preview 8. Feature Presentation Logo (Lilac Blue) 9. Walt Disney Classics 1992 Logo (Clean Music) 10. Walt Disney Pictures Logo 11. Opening Credits (without Buena Vista title card) Closing: 1. The End 2. Buena Vista Logo (Lady and the Tramp Variant) with Announcer say "Stay Tuned for a Preview of 2 New Disney Classics" 3. Coming to Home Video/Coming on Videocassette This Summer 4. The Great Mouse Detective Preview 5. Bambi Preview
That was a very cool VHS opening. Speaking of which, what were your thoughts on the 2 new VHS openings I uploaded to internet archive on the fixed VHS openings to the 1998 VHS release of The Little Mermaid, and the 1999 VHS release of 101 Dalmatians? It's basically the same opening, but I added something before the THX logo. It's the Masterpiece Collection logo, but it's a different version this time, and not the regular version that you would normally expect on Disney Masterpiece Collection VHS releases. What do you think of them?
And here is a suggestion I thought of. This was based on the video I made myself. A 1993 VHS version of Lady and the Tramp, which is the second Walt Disney Classics edition released in February 1993, on February 26 of that year. Here's how the tape would open up. Unlike other Classics releases, this release is very special in that it contains trailers for Disney television shows instead of feature films. 1. Green FBI warning screens (1991) 2. 1986 Walt Disney Home Video logo (Sorcerer Mickey) 3. Coming Soon from Walt Disney Home Video (from the 1992 VHS of The Rescuers) 4. Adventures in Wonderland trailer 5. Darkwing Duck video collection trailer 6. Walt Disney Home Video logo (with Feature Presentation music and voiceover) (also from the 1992 VHS of The Rescuers) 7. The Little Mermaid Collection: Ariel's Undersea Adventures trailer 8. Goof Troop videos trailer 9. Lilac blue Feature Presentation screen (first note cut off just like the 1992 VHS of Beauty and the Beast) 10. 1992 Walt Disney Classics logo (Sorcerer Mickey) (distorted version) (low tone) (extended ending) 11. Buena Vista logo 12. Start of film. If you'd like you're more than welcome to upload my version of the video or possibly make your own that looks a lot like my version, but you don't necessarily have to upload my version, but which option would you prefer?
@@newator7240 What I did differently for these 2 tapes of The Little Mermaid and 101 Dalmatians is that I decided to have these tapes use the longer version of the Masterpiece Collection logo with the logo shining twice, and with the 1992 distorted version of the Walt Disney Classics music playing over the Masterpiece Collection logo, instead of the regular version with the reorchestration of the Walt Disney Classics music that would normally be used on other VHS releases. How did you like that? Especially because the longer version with the 1992 distorted Classics jingle was not used as often as the regular version, so I thought that the longer version would work perfectly for the VHS releases of The Little Mermaid and 101 Dalmatians, and also because the logo was strangely absent on the actual tapes themselves.
How about the 1996 10th Anniversary VHS of Flight Of The Navigator? Here is the Opening: 1. Green FBI Warning Screens, 2. RARE 1992 Gold Walt Disney Home Video Logo (in black background, and with the 1994 UK Disney Feature Presentation Music), 3. Eating Smart Campaign PSA Advert (with Timon & Pumbaa) (seen on the 1996 VHS of Tom & Huck), 4. FLASHBANG "Now In Theatres", 5. The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (1996) Trailer (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Rocketeer), 6. FLASHBANG "Coming Soon To Theatres" 7. First Kid (1996) Classic Trailer - Sinbad Movie HD, 8. FLASHBANG "Coming Soon To Own On Videocassette", 9. Homeward Bound II: Lost In San Francisco Trailer (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Rocketeer), 10. Aladdin And The King Of Thieves Preview (seen on the Sing Along Songs: Topsy Turvy VHS), 11. Muppet Treasure Island Preview, 12. Oliver & Company Trailer (seen on the 1996 VHS of Tom & Huck), 13. FLASHBANG "Stay Tuned After The Feature/Feature Presentation", 14. Green Format Screen, 15. 1985 Walt Disney Pictures Logo and 16. Start of the film. And now here is the Closing: 1. Last few seconds of the film, 2. Closing 1985 Walt Disney Pictures Logo, 3. FLASHBANG "Coming Soon To Videocassette", 4. Toy Story Preview (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh), 5. FLASHBANG "Now Available To Own On Videocassette, 6. Tom And Huck Preview (taken from the 1996 VHS of The Three Lives of Thomasima of which Mark Elliot said "Rated PG" at the end of the preview), 7. A Kid In King Arthur's Court Preview (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Big Green), 8. The Aristocats Preview (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Rocketeer), 9. 1996 Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection Preview (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh), 10. 1996 Walt Disney Family Film Collection Promo (voiced by Mark Elliot), 11. Timon & Pumbaa's Wild Adventure Screen, 12. Stand By Me Music Video, and 13. Custom 1996 Buena Vista Home Video Copyright Screen in Black Background (with 1994 UK Disney Feature Presentation Music, the GOLD Walt Disney Home Video Logo and the Mark Elliot voiceover thing that says "Look out for Future Releases, from Walt Disney Home Video." as seen at the ending of the 1994 VHS of The Rocketeer). And the release date would be July 3rd, 1996 - that would be the last and final Disney VHS to ever be released on a Wednesday right before it switches to Tuesday. Thank you.
As seen in the comments of one of your previous videos the VHS opening of wild hearts can’t be broken the Walt Disney home video logo will be a hybrid of the 1991, and 1995 logos with the Disney URL at the bottom and the UK feature presentation bumper music will be played instead of the typical WDHV logo
Request: Alternate Opening and Closing to Fantasia 1991 VHS
1. 1984 FBI Warning screens
2. Coming to Theaters Bumper
3. Beauty and the Beast Preview
4. The Adventures of The Great Mouse Detective Preview (Now advertising to Spring 1992)
5. Coming On Videocassette Bumper
6. 101 Dalmatians Trailer
7. Feature Presentation Logo
8. Walt Disney Classics Logo
9. Walt Disney Pictures Logo
10. Fantasia Title Card
Closing
1. End Credits
2. Walt Disney Pictures Logo
3. Walt Disney Studio Film Collection Promo
4. Copyright Screen
Request: Opening to Disney's Pinocchio 1992 VHS
Release date: November 20, 1992 (just a few months after June 1992 in theaters, and it would've come to vhs around November 1992)
I do request Opening and Closing to Lady and the Tramp 1992 VHS (February 28, 1992) just 2 months before the 101 Dalmatians on video in April 10, 1992.
1. Green FBI Warning Screens
2. Lilac Blue Coming to Theaters Bumper
3. Pinocchio 1992 Re-Release Trailer
4. Now on Home Video logo
5. The Rocketeer Preview
6. Coming to Home Video logo
7. 101 Dalmatians Preview
8. Feature Presentation Logo (Lilac Blue)
9. Walt Disney Classics 1992 Logo (Clean Music)
10. Walt Disney Pictures Logo
11. Opening Credits (without Buena Vista title card)
Closing:
1. The End
2. Buena Vista Logo (Lady and the Tramp Variant) with Announcer say "Stay Tuned for a Preview of 2 New Disney Classics"
3. Coming to Home Video/Coming on Videocassette This Summer
4. The Great Mouse Detective Preview
5. Bambi Preview
That was a very cool VHS opening. Speaking of which, what were your thoughts on the 2 new VHS openings I uploaded to internet archive on the fixed VHS openings to the 1998 VHS release of The Little Mermaid, and the 1999 VHS release of 101 Dalmatians? It's basically the same opening, but I added something before the THX logo. It's the Masterpiece Collection logo, but it's a different version this time, and not the regular version that you would normally expect on Disney Masterpiece Collection VHS releases. What do you think of them?
And here is a suggestion I thought of. This was based on the video I made myself. A 1993 VHS version of Lady and the Tramp, which is the second Walt Disney Classics edition released in February 1993, on February 26 of that year. Here's how the tape would open up. Unlike other Classics releases, this release is very special in that it contains trailers for Disney television shows instead of feature films.
1. Green FBI warning screens (1991)
2. 1986 Walt Disney Home Video logo (Sorcerer Mickey)
3. Coming Soon from Walt Disney Home Video (from the 1992 VHS of The Rescuers)
4. Adventures in Wonderland trailer
5. Darkwing Duck video collection trailer
6. Walt Disney Home Video logo (with Feature Presentation music and voiceover) (also from the 1992 VHS of The Rescuers)
7. The Little Mermaid Collection: Ariel's Undersea Adventures trailer
8. Goof Troop videos trailer
9. Lilac blue Feature Presentation screen (first note cut off just like the 1992 VHS of Beauty and the Beast)
10. 1992 Walt Disney Classics logo (Sorcerer Mickey) (distorted version) (low tone) (extended ending)
11. Buena Vista logo
12. Start of film.
If you'd like you're more than welcome to upload my version of the video or possibly make your own that looks a lot like my version, but you don't necessarily have to upload my version, but which option would you prefer?
I saw the "Lady and the Tramp" one. I'd be interested in uploading it.
@@newator7240 What did you think of the fixed versions of the Openings to the 1998 and 1999 VHS releases of The Little Mermaid, and 101 Dalmatians?
@@newator7240 What I did differently for these 2 tapes of The Little Mermaid and 101 Dalmatians is that I decided to have these tapes use the longer version of the Masterpiece Collection logo with the logo shining twice, and with the 1992 distorted version of the Walt Disney Classics music playing over the Masterpiece Collection logo, instead of the regular version with the reorchestration of the Walt Disney Classics music that would normally be used on other VHS releases. How did you like that? Especially because the longer version with the 1992 distorted Classics jingle was not used as often as the regular version, so I thought that the longer version would work perfectly for the VHS releases of The Little Mermaid and 101 Dalmatians, and also because the logo was strangely absent on the actual tapes themselves.
Looking good!
A 1990 VHS of that movie would make more logical sense to me than 1992! It was then the 40th anniversary!
It was digitally restored in 1992 and this is based off the idea of them reissuing it in Summer 1992.
How about the 1996 10th Anniversary VHS of Flight Of The Navigator?
Here is the Opening:
1. Green FBI Warning Screens,
2. RARE 1992 Gold Walt Disney Home Video Logo (in black background, and with the 1994 UK Disney Feature Presentation Music),
3. Eating Smart Campaign PSA Advert (with Timon & Pumbaa) (seen on the 1996 VHS of Tom & Huck),
4. FLASHBANG "Now In Theatres",
5. The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (1996) Trailer (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Rocketeer),
6. FLASHBANG "Coming Soon To Theatres"
7. First Kid (1996) Classic Trailer - Sinbad Movie HD,
8. FLASHBANG "Coming Soon To Own On Videocassette",
9. Homeward Bound II: Lost In San Francisco Trailer (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Rocketeer),
10. Aladdin And The King Of Thieves Preview (seen on the Sing Along Songs: Topsy Turvy VHS),
11. Muppet Treasure Island Preview,
12. Oliver & Company Trailer (seen on the 1996 VHS of Tom & Huck),
13. FLASHBANG "Stay Tuned After The Feature/Feature Presentation",
14. Green Format Screen,
15. 1985 Walt Disney Pictures Logo
and 16. Start of the film.
And now here is the Closing:
1. Last few seconds of the film,
2. Closing 1985 Walt Disney Pictures Logo,
3. FLASHBANG "Coming Soon To Videocassette",
4. Toy Story Preview (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh),
5. FLASHBANG "Now Available To Own On Videocassette,
6. Tom And Huck Preview (taken from the 1996 VHS of The Three Lives of Thomasima of which Mark Elliot said "Rated PG" at the end of the preview),
7. A Kid In King Arthur's Court Preview (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Big Green),
8. The Aristocats Preview (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Rocketeer),
9. 1996 Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection Preview (seen on the 1996 VHS of The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh),
10. 1996 Walt Disney Family Film Collection Promo (voiced by Mark Elliot),
11. Timon & Pumbaa's Wild Adventure Screen,
12. Stand By Me Music Video,
and 13. Custom 1996 Buena Vista Home Video Copyright Screen in Black Background (with 1994 UK Disney Feature Presentation Music, the GOLD Walt Disney Home Video Logo and the Mark Elliot voiceover thing that says "Look out for Future Releases, from Walt Disney Home Video." as seen at the ending of the 1994 VHS of The Rocketeer).
And the release date would be July 3rd, 1996 - that would be the last and final Disney VHS to ever be released on a Wednesday right before it switches to Tuesday.
Thank you.