- Mickey mouse the mail pilot poster movie#
- Mickey mouse the mail pilot poster archive#
- Mickey mouse the mail pilot poster series#
10 out of 10 The Video When you look at the shorts included in this two-disc set, you need to realize that these are about seventy years old.
Mickey mouse the mail pilot poster archive#
That's more than four hours of vintage Disney animation in an incredible archive that includes an in-depth introduction by Leonard Maltin as well as some smaller introductions for other shorts where he explains how some of the "unsavory" activity in the cartoons reflect the attitude of the time and how a seventy-year-old cartoon should not be judged or ridiculed by today's standards. The first cartoon with sound introduced Mickey to the world and it's included in this robust collection in its entirety along with thirty-three additional shorts. You can't possibly have ever seen something about Disney animation and not know about "Steamboat Willie". Beginning with 1928's Steamboat Willie, and ending with 1935's Mickey's Service Station, the set collects these classic cartoons and presents them completely uncensored as they originally were shown.
Mickey mouse the mail pilot poster movie#
The Movie Walt Disney always said that it all started with a mouse, and this two-disc set collects those classic black & white Mickey cartoons that unleashed the Disney Empire. Maybe then, the people who go to Disney's theme parks would know what movie "Splash Mountain" is based on.
Mickey mouse the mail pilot poster series#
See how easy it is to diffuse things Disney? Why not give Maltin Song of the South as a future Treasures release? This series really appeals to the hardcore animation fan (not so much the family), and Maltin could spend time explaining the state of society at the time of the film's release and everything. Leonard Maltin provides introductions on this disc, which explain the state of society when these cartoons were made.
That's right, the studio that pretends that Song of the South doesn't exist is allowing vintage cartoons from the 30's to be released with all of their non-political correctness intact. For a fan of Disney, $30 is a very small price to pay in order to have these classics preserved digitally, and uncensored. They are now out-of-print, but if you really look around you can still find copies in some large stores or online. The first four sets collected Davy Crocket, Silly Symphonies, Disneyland USA, and Mickey Mouse in Living Color. Pins include: Mickey Mouse in Steamboat Willie Poster (#3018) and B&W pin (#23599), Mickey Mouse in Plane Crazy Poster (#43183) and B&W pin (#39938), Mickey Mouse in The Mail Pilot Poster (#43184) and B&W pin (#43182), Mickey Mouse in Two Gun Mickey Poster (#5745) and B&W pin (#5064) and Mickey Mouse in The Band Concert Poster (#11941) and B&W pin (#11940).If you're unfamiliar with the Walt Disney Treasures line, it's a series of limited edition sets that collect the classics from the Disney vault, which have been put together by film historian Leonard Maltin.
The pins are in order by date, with the poster pins on the top row and a corresponding black & white pin of Mickey beneath each poster. These fine enamel pins celebrate such classic shorts from the early days when the world first fell in love with Mickey Mouse." Whatever role he plays, Mickey captures our hearts - not to mention Minnie's - and always saves the day. He's a daring pilot in Plane Crazy (1928), an airborne adventurer in Mail Pilot (1933) and a charismatic conductor in The Band Concert (1935). In fact, that description fits Mickey in all his roles, behinning with his very first as a whistling deckhand in Steamboat Willie (1928). On the COA: "The 'goodest of the good guys' is how the poster for Two Gun Mickey (1934) describes its rootin' tootin' hero. This is a framed pin set with 10 pins: 5 movie poster pins and 5 black and white (B&W) Mickeys depicting the poses from the posters.
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