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The DVD treatment of this film is also the blueprint a classic should be treated. Disney pulled out all the stops for the DVD’s in their novel “Vault Disney Collection” which has 4 different releases as of 1/29/03. I have always loved this movie, and you can read all the stout things about the film itslef from other reviewers and from the vhs reviews. I want to talk about the DVD treatment. First and most importantly it’s WIDESCREEN, maybe for the first time outside of a theatre. What a disagreement it makes, the film is lovely in its scope as it was originally intended.

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There are about 3 hours worth of astonishing extra material here. To net all of the extras is not easy, so create definite you plug around and push on every icon (especially arrows) you can and be certain to even pursue the items that do not sound captivating to you since they can in turn lead to yet another submenu of goodies.

The 2 disc position has grand more than is listed here or even on the packaging itself. One of the best bonus features is a complete vintage episode of the Walt Disney television exhibit from 1957, the episode called, “Best Doggone Dog in the West”. It has half the episode devoted to a slow the scenes promotion of the film, featuring Dorothy McGuire as our narrator. The other half had a substantial ancient featurette called “Arizona Sheepdog”, that ran in theatres in 1955 before a main feature. (TRIVIA not on this position – this episode was altered in 1961 for its rerun, and the Old-fashioned Yeller segment was replaced with a 101 Dalmations segment.)

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Several featurettes and archive Galleries with studio fan cards, costume build sketches, lobby cards, invitations, film production letterhead, posters, magazine ads, screenplay, and the complete exhibitors campaign book; Audio features with production photos and unhurried the scenes shots with the sounds of Radio Spots from the unique release, two songs, a foley sound effects demonstration, and 2 interactive “Sound Studio” demonstrations. Also more production archives; included is the fan letters sent to Gibson the author; a news fable from TV about the unveiling of the memorial to Mature Yeller in Gibsons home town, which Disney studio participated in; a documeentary on the writer; a short modern video called “Dogs” ; modern interviews with cast members;

My current, a nice featurette giving us a first ever rare stare of the eminent “Golden Oak Movie Ranch” owned by Disney where this film and so many others were filmed. I had always wanted to gawk it and my wish finally came suitable. Another feature is the 1961 Disney Studio Album which is a photo album/video showcasing everything the Disney Studio created in 1957 from Parks, to TV, to film. A really desirable extra is the loyal complete recording of the unique “Passe Yeller” storybook LP album released as merchandising, narrated by Fess Parker. Next there is yet another documentary on the making of the film.

Also included here as a substantial bonus is the fresh theatrical Pluto cartoon “Bone Difficulty” released along with the Extinct Yeller in 1957, so you can spy it the diagram you did aid when. Reveal the kids the scheme it extinct to be, when you went to the movies and you saw more fun stuff than unprejudiced commercials before the main feature.

I challenge anyone to peek this without getting caught up in the chronicle, or to retain from singing the astronomical title song. All ages truly cherish this family film. The book that the legend is based on by Gibson will long be remembered as a classic. Disney respected the book in their film, and made a movie that is many mammoth things.

Thank you!, whoever at Disney pushed to treat this DVD like this. The extras have caused me to rave about the Vault Disney series to everyone I know and consume extra copies for my loved ones as Christmas presents. I hope all Disney fans select tons of these so Disney understands it is worth putting the extra work into a DVD. If I could give it 10 stars I would, well worth the trace!

I first saw this as a kid and nearly never saw another movie again. Especially one with an animal in it. For anyone who has ever bonded with an animal (especially a dog), “Used Yeller” strikes a nerve or two. The was also the first time I ever heard the phrase “It’s only a movie!” after I saw “Customary Yeller” because I cried so hard. This is probably one of the finest family films ever made by the Walt Disney people. It’s a simple story of a frontier boy who bonds with a stray dog (that more than proves it’s loyalty) and the boy’s final realization that he has to grow up. Dorothy McGuire is the steadfast mother and Tommy Kirk is the boy who must produce a gut-wrenching decision that will open him on the road to maturity. I hated this movie for years but as an adult I more than inspect the beauty of it now and highly recommend it all round. But maintain those kleenex handy because if you’re like me, you’ll need ‘em.
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