Disney Buena Vista Movie Intros
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- Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2008
- Disney had a unique way of beginning their movies from 1953 to 1983 with a 4 second fanfare of music and the Buena Vista logo. Some were simple, some complex. Most were different, but some were repeated. Here is presented most of my collection in chronological order. I have a few more, but would have made the video more than 10 minutes.
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Excellent! Love it! I recommend it for Disney fans everywhere!
The music from "Nikki, Wild Dog of the North" is also heard at the beginning of early 30's Mickey Mouse cartoons on "Mickey Mouse in Black and White Volume 1." Also, the music from "Blue Men of Morocco" was also heard on "People and Places: Disneyland, U.S.A."
Thank You for posting this compilation of Buena Vista intros. Truly! these were my favorites before watching a Disney movie. And i'm so glad that Disney/Buena Vista Home entertainment acknowledges the logo with their features on DVD and Video. You that posted this, is highly ingenious. I truly commend you.
On "Swiss Family Robinson," the logo is so small. Yes, I know it's in CinemaScope.
Thank You for posting this compilation of Buena Vista intros. Truly! these were my favorites before watching a Disney movie. I truly commend you.
All the "Winnie the pooh" ones are so simple :)
OMFG! I've never seen the BV logo for "The Aristocats" before. That's a certain rarity right there.
I heard the tympani drums one with "First Aiders" (on the WDT Pluto 1 DVD) and the Toyland one with "Pests of the West" (on the WDT Pluto 2 DVD).
And they also kept the Donald In Mathmagicland BV title when that was released on the WDT Donald 4 DVD, released in 2008.
Excellent! I recommend this for every Disney movie afficianado!
I have heard those few seconds of music from the beginning of Sleeping Beauty SOO many times. :-)
Thank You for posting this compilation of Buena Vista intros. Truly! these were my favorites before watching a Disney movie. And i'm so glad that Disney/Buena Vista Home Entertainment acknowledges the intros into their features on DVD now. I salute for osting this.
At 5:33, the "Follow Me, Boys!" BV tune was present on that movie's DVD when I rented it through Netflix a few weeks ago.
Yes, the drums (kettledrums or timpani) was used among the most often for cartoons; however I think the one used for "Son of Flubber" was used more. With what Pluto cartoon did you hear the one from "Babes in Toyland" with?
3:55 - 3:59: Orchestration was used in some re-released Walt Disney/RKO cartoons.
OMFG! I've never seen the BV logo from "The Aristocats" before! That's a certain rarity right there.
Yeah, but "Lady and the Tramp" and "Sleeping Beauty" had custom logos. "Swiss Family Robinson" had the reagular background and font. That's what I mean by 'so small.'
Actually, I forgot that "Switzerland" had a different BV fanfare; and there are some of the People and Places that seem to have disappeared, like "Cruise of the Eagle." I have most of the series on video and most of the BV fanfares are the same. It is interesting to note that the People and Places fanfare and title music was put on the beginning of "Hans Brinker or the Silver Skates" for its foreign release.
I included "The Black Hole," "Condorman" and "Tron" in DISNEY RKO AND BUENA VISTA MOVIE INTROS. Was there something else you wanted? I do plan to make a video with the BVs from 1978 and Mickey`s 50th birthday.
@RandomGenericComment I am afraid there was no music on the Buena Vista for "The Fox and the Hound." I call those "silent" buena vistas. This video does not include any "silent" Buena Vistas.
@HOE68YEN The Disney movie you are thinking of is "The Horse Without a Head." It is available on DVD from The Disney Movie Club, and on Amazon.com.
Some BV logos are completely silent like...
"The Fox and the Hound" (1981)
"Mickey's Christmas Carol" (1983)
and various classic cartoons rereleased in the 50's and 60's.
In 1977 The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh "Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree", "Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day" & "Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too"
It's interesting that Disney, which was masterful at branding, never created or used a standard musical theme for the Buena Vista titles that opened all their films. But I guess the Disney name was the most important part, and Buena Vista wasn't significant enough to warrant its own music.
Still...the very first thing on the screen is important...at least I think so.
Yes. Those are still unique, but not as much as those with music - to me at least. My next video, Disney RKO and Buena Vista Movie Intros will have some, but not all, of the silent ones.
I think that Disney just reused the music for "Nikki;" though probably rerecorded it. The same music was used for other films released that time. All of the People and Places movies have the same fanfare, except the first: "The Alaskan Eskimo." That will be in my next collection - DISNEY RKO AND BUENA VISTA MOVIE INTROS that I hope to publish by tomorrow night. The complete list of the People and Places series can be found in The Disney Films by Leonard Maltin or The Disney Encyclopedia.
I have a friend that I met online several years ago who also enjoys the Buena Vistas, and he sent that to me. I`m not sure how it got it, maybe from TV; but that doesn`t make sense. He also gave me 3 or 4 others that I would not have if it wasn`t for him.
I like this Buena Vista logos at 5:16 6:14 8:07 8:50
I rented "Follow Me, Boys" a few weeks ago from Netflix, and it has its BV card and tune intact (occurs at 5:33).
I heard back from my friend who I got the BV for "Aristocats." He said he got it from a friend who owned a 16mm print.
On the Old Yeller DVD, the BV title for it is missing, but its music plays over the Walt Disney Pictures logo sequence.
@disneyfan85 Thank you for pointing that out.
It could be on the new DVD release, from February 5, 2008.
@MatthewtheY
One thing I've never understood is where those (and other) reissue prints were being shown. Were they playing in theaters during the '60s and '70s with these feature films? I can't think of any other purpose those reissue prints would have been made for, because as far as I'm aware the shorts had almost no television life (outside of cut-and-paste versions on Wonderful World of Disney) until pretty much the 1980s.
Because it was derived off from the film's 1978 re-issue.
I think I know what you mean. The writing was in the center, not taking advantage of the wide screen. Most of the widescreen BVs, with the blue background, are the same.
Yes it did. I`m pretty sure they rerecorded it for "Nikki."
It seems that the aspect ratio changes from film to film depending on the process in which it was filmed. If compared to "Lady and the Tramp" and "Sleeping Beauty" and others in widescreen, they might be as small or bigger.
I think I just logged on the internet and just went back to my childhood.
Hi I remember watching a Disney movie about a girl who could summon a lot of dogs by whistling. Do you know the title? Can you help me out?
Most distinctive to me was The Jubgle Book
man there a lot of disney movies
Yes I will. I will present them all in a manner that they can be compared to each other.
@Gaarahinafan2
"Cool! Why don't they still show the Buena Vista logo in the new Disney films of today?"
Buena Vista was formed to distribute Disney stuff after Disney broke ties with RKO in 1953. Until Eisner took over in the mid-80s, Disney was still a small independent, and wasn't considered one of the majors. Since it's become a giant, "Walt Disney Pictures" now has the high profile and resoures to handle their own distribution, although technically it's still done by Buena Vista.
Yes, it was. And "Return From..." was made in 1978.
7:13 sound a lot similar than the columbia tristar television 1996 jingle
Maybe they were trying to get away from the more "traditional" BV/Disney-openings? The studio had been struggling a bit since Walt's death, after all...
my dad watched these before i was born
What is buena vista distribution co Inc font called?
What is Buena Vista Distribution logo font called?
What is buena vista font called?
What is Buena Vista Font Called?
Awesome video compilation - THANK YOU!
Anyone know what font the "Buena Vista" is.
TIA,
Bazza
Yeah, I saw it. Never mind.
9:00 - 9:05 the rescuers
No, it isn`t from the 2008 DVD release. I think it must be from a 16mm rental print.
Yes, you forgot "First Aiders", a Pluto short from 1944.
Dang! I have never seen all of those old movies before! Not even the Zorro movie or the Monkey's Uncle! Speaking of Zorro, I thought It was a Columbia/Tirstar Picture.
Cool vid, bro
...although some of the BV idents -like the one @ 2:41 for example- seem to be a little dated or deteriorated though.....
OMFG! I've never seen the BV logo from "The Aristocats" before? How'd you find it?
love the music @ :39 for "secrets of life." never saw that movie,,,when was it released..?
Disney produced Race to Witch Mountain before? That means that this production of the same movie was more of movie that was redone with better technology.
LOL
The Hound that Thought He Was a Racoon
I think they just got the music from "Nikki" and put the music over the Mickey Mouse head at the beginning. The fanfare ended with a cymbal crash. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Doesn't the Mickey's 50th birthday part of the Bunea Vista logo look a lot like the 1978 Neon Mickey logo?
You forgot the BV title for "Lady and the Tramp".
I have never seen all of those old movies before! Not even the Zorro movie or the Monkey's Uncle! Speaking of Zorro, I thought It was a Columbia/Tirstar Picture.
What is Buena Vista font called?
But, it's got to be on there. There's no other choice.
Disney is inconsistent. The video for "Lead" has a differnt BV logo & no music. I have video of a 16mm print of "Return" with the psychedelic BV. I also have an intro celebrating Mickey`s 50th birthday. My guess is that all 4 movies from 1978 would have been the same & the psychedelic logo used with the intro. So the psychedelic BV must have been for the 50th anniversary year only.
Do you have the BV for "Sword in the Stone" that is not the traditional blue background? It must have had the more modern BV for its rerelease in 1983. I`m sure the BV would have been the same as the one on "Winnie the Pooh and a Day For Eeyore."
@RandomGenericComment you got all wrong 8to 16to35 add a other buena vista on his video thats where the fox and the hound should be there
It's called "Those Calloways", not "Those Callaways".
ARISTOCATS!
9:15 -- Funny, I remember seeing "The Cat from Outer Space" via Home Video as a child, and I don't remember that big colorful "BV Release" (as opposed to the more "traditional" "Distributed by Buena Vista"-bit with the blue gradation background) at the beginning! Perhaps it was there all along; I was only nine or so at the time...
Those are on my other video DISNEY RKO AND BUENA VISTA MOVIE INTROS.
So As my Jungle Book DVD Not as the 101 Dalmatians DVD
@8to16to35 ... no more shame! :D
9:14 ???
What is Buena Vista Distribution co, inc. font called?
Microsoft Anna is watching The Death of Bambi's Mom Sequence From The 1942 Film "Bambi"
1:02 Old Yeller
all of those... ALL of those. and u miss fox and the hound??? my all time favorite movie!!!! shame on you- SHAAAAAAME!
I only know the one at 5:19
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I'm not religious!