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Haven't all the Legacy Collection been expanded animated or live action/animated scores? (Other than some Magic Kingdom music.) I would love to see "Swiss Family" but not holding my breath. The live action scores would probably come out through Intrada.
I believe Mary Poppins was the only live action film score in this collection. If they continue the collection, I think only "Alice in Wonderland" from that list that will be included, which would be in 2016 for it's 65th anniversary. I would love it if Disney expanded their classic scores. They did a great job with "The Lion King," "Toy Story," "The Little Mermaid," "Pocahontas" and even "The Aristocats." My dream list is "Beauty and the Beast," "Aladdin," "Hunchback of Notre Dame," "Mulan," and an expanded "Snow White." I would love to that cue where the dwarfs chase the hag up the mountain.
I'm curious to know how well these sets sold. No doubt that "The Lion King," "The Little Mermaid," and possibly "Pocahontas" have done very, very well.
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I wish they didn't make this into an "anniversary" thing. It just delays future releases.
Agreed. Once the anniversary fever is out of their system, it would be nice for this series to really accelerate further.
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If the Legacy Collection does continue, I put together this list of potential future titles, assuming they maintain their "only releasing titles on their x0th or x5th aniversary" paradigm they did before
2016:
Dumbo (75th)
Make Mine Music (70th)
Song Of The South (70th)
Alice In Wonderland (65th)
One Hundred And One Dalmatians (55th)
Walt Disney World (45th)
Bedknobs and Broomsticks (45th)
The Fox and The Hound (35th)
The Great Mouse Detective (30th)
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Beauty And the Beast (25th)
The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (20th)
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Atlantis: The Lost Empire (15th)
Monsters, Inc (15th)
Cars (10th)
Winnie the Pooh (5th)
Cars 2 (5th)
2017:
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (80th)
Bambi (75th)
Saludos Amigos (75th)
Fun And Fancy Free (70th)
The Jungle Book (50th)
Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh (40th)
The Rescuers (40th)
Pete's Dragon (40th)
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Aladdin (25th)
Hercules (20th)
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Lilo and Stitch (15th)
Treasure Planet (15th)
Meet The Robinsons (10th)
Enchanted (10th)
Ratatouille (10th)
Wreck-It-Ralph (5th)
Brave (5th)
2018:
Melody Time (70th)
Peter Pan (65th)
The Sword In The Stone (55th)
Robin Hood (45th)
Oliver and Company (30th)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (30th)
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Mulan (20th)
A Bug's Life (20th)
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Brother Bear (15th)
Finding Nemo (15th)
Bolt (10th)
WALL-E (10th)
Frozen (5th)
Monsters University (5th)
2019:
The Three Caballeros (75th)
The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (70th)
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Tarzan (20th)
Fantasia 2000 (20th)
Toy Story 2 (20th)
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Home On the Range (15th)
The Incredibles (15th)
The Princess And The Frog (10th)
Up (10th)
Big Hero 6 (5th)
2020:
Rescuers Down Under (30th)
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Dinosaur (20th)
The Emperor's New Groove (20th)
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Chicken Little (15th)
Tangled (10th)
Toy Story 3 (10th)
Inside Out (5th)
The Good Dinosaur (5th)
The separator line I put for each year is because in the first wave, they only released titles that were at their 20th anniversary or greater
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Seems the Legacy collection stops with ARISTOCATS...
Why do you say that? Was there a press release?
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They put an awful lot of work particularly in presentation and package design. That along with being "anniversary editions" makes me think the series will continue, unless the first batch sold horribly.
I really can't imagine the rest of the 90's scores not getting the same treatment, since those masters are probably well preserved and complete. Beauty and the Beast is a no brainer.
Well, let's hope this is the case. However, if they release any more Walt-era scores, not only should they be expanded further if at all possible, but some of them could use some some serious remastering (correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe scores like Snow White, Peter Pan, and especially Alice in Wonderland has some sections taken from MFX tracks).
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They put an awful lot of work particularly in presentation and package design. That along with being "anniversary editions" makes me think the series will continue, unless the first batch sold horribly.
I really can't imagine the rest of the 90's scores not getting the same treatment, since those masters are probably well preserved and complete. Beauty and the Beast is a no brainer.
It would be rediculous to do Pocohontas and not Beauty and the Beast. They cant stop now. Or maybe the sales were underestimated when they set the initial list of titles?
Still, I'd like to think that if they cease releases like this, they will send it to Intrada.
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