Walt Disney and You VHS Promo
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Classic VHS promo the played at the end of every Walt Disney Home Entertainment VHS release in the early 80's. Uploaded for pop culture archival purposes. No rights implied or given...
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Thank you, Tony Goldmark, for introducing me to that catchy song.
"What did you see?!?!" "Help me..." Burned into my mind forever.
Same here and I never found out what that movie was until recently. Now I want to see it even if it does still look creepy.
Same here with the "I'm ready, you ready?" bit
Mine, too! Plus, “want a light?”
The Watcher In The Woods was a good one
On UA-cam, Watcher in the Woods is there with three endings of the movie, watch all three.
So THATS where Escape From Vault Disney’s theme comes from!
I love this ad. I've seen it a million times. I used to watch it along with all my Disney home videos.
I havent seen this in close to 40 years but I still remember every word. Wow holy nostalgia
Make me long for my childhood again
4:11 Welcome one and all to another exciting episode of Escape from Vault Disney!
This promo was my childhood
Mine also.
Mine also.
Mine too.
The podcast Escape from Vault Disney brought me here
you too
"You ready? "
"I'm ready! You ready? "
"I'm ready! You ready? "
"I said I was ready! "
Interestingly enough, in the actual movie, that final line is said more matter of factly, as opposed to here, where he sound slightly surprised. Evidently, it's from an alternate take.
What the name of this movie that this scene is from, the one with "Ready? I'm ready! You Ready? I'm ready! You ready? I said I was ready!?
Hot Lead And Cold Feet.
Escape from Vault Disney brought me here.
Man, I remember this promo showing up at the end of several old Disney VHS tapes I rented, like Tron and a VHS with a couple of Wonderful World Of Disney episodes featuring Ludwig Von Drake, and it showed up on a tape my sister often rented, Blackbeard's Ghost. Even in the 90s and early 2000s, there were still rental stores that had old VHS tapes where I lived. I miss those...
“Everything’s shiny and new....”
Shows clips from movies and cartoons between two-to-forty years old.
It's shiny and new if you have it on tape.
When this came out. They have never been offered to the public before.
Imagine if Disney made a revised version of this promo for Disney+. Featuring all of the movies & TV series coming at/near launch!
Heh, that would be neat to see!
Do you remember the Disney Afternoon? How about DTV with Ludvig Von Drake?
But would it have a new version of the Neon Mickey logo?
I miss this promo so much. 😢
me too, brings a smile to my face when it starts but leaves me disappointed with the world today when it finishes so i just add it to my favorites to keep the joy it gives me alive.
Me too. An awful lot of good memories!
Ill admit, I used to be afraid of it as a child. I think it was particular scenes. Nowadays I can watch it and not bat an eye 🙂
Me too
@@itiswhatitaintanditaintwha1427 Indeed.
If you're a VHS collector, those early "white box" Disney tapes are worth considering. Many of the titles released in that line either weren't seen again or if they were, it wasn't until many years later on DVD and in many cases the DVD release wasn't really advertised at all so you'd be forgiven for not knowing about it. That always kind of baffled me. Here Disney has this HUGE catalog of live action films and classic animated shorts/featurettes and they're not doing anything with them. If I were Disney, I would at least be setting aside a couple of hours of Disney Channel airtime a day to show this old stuff.
As far as their animated classics went, they were focusing on theatrical re-releases (which is why The Aristocats were rereleased twice in seven years).
They are more interested in winning the culture wars these days than making money.
I’m disappointed that Disney didn’t release ANY of these movies on Bluray for its 100th anniversary. It’s like they’re embarrassed by these movies, but while some of these may be goofy, many are great in their own right.
I remember watching this promo when I was a kid. The scenes from "A Watcher In The Woods" (1:46) scared me every time. Not even Winnie The Pooh's precociousness could undo seeing that blindfolded girl for me.
What's scarier now? The blindfolded girl, or Bill Cosby? Because I was pretty shocked to see him in this promo, and especially in a movie about buying a teenage girl's soul.
I love this part at 3:38
Shane Rollins still the blindfolded girl
@@shanerollins3736 zip zop zoobity bop!
Some Jerk with a Camera was here.
Who is watching after the Disney+ launch and trying to find these? :) I know I'm interested!!
Where my Escape from Vault Disney players at??
Uh
Youvrealize there are bots here right
Wow! I remember this promo video that was at the end of Robin Hood in 1985. Good memories, such good memories.
Indeed.
So many memories! It really demonstrates how far Disney has fallen.
I may have been born in 1991, but this is an amazing find. Truly a relic from the Disney past!
I was born in 1999, and I love this! I was so stoked when I found this on my "Mickey Mouse/Donald Duck" VHS tape! I knew every word of this commercial even before I watched the tape! Another one older than this is the "Here are selected highlights from other Walt Disney Home Videocassettes" screen, followed by previews. If you look up the rental taps, you'll find that promo.
If THIS promo was from 1991, I think that they would have added Splash, Roger Rabbit, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Little Mermaid, Dick Tracy and more!
I think it’s from the early to mid 1980s as that is when Disney started releasing a lot of these on home video@@hamursh
I was born in 1996 & I still love Disney.
5:07 I never thought Tigger knows Tony the Tiger's catchphrase!
kind of interesting considering that Tony's voice actor had worked for Disney as well
It's just part of cartoon tiger culture.
Wow this promo just came to my head 32 years later......my head feels like a house attic.
I remember this at the end of “The North Avenue Irregulars” that I rented often as a kid! I wanted to show it to a co-worker in her mid 20s that loves Disney but hadn’t heard of a lot of the older “live” Disney films from the 60s and 70s. Now she will really think I’m old😁
0:00 - 0:15 “Come on Home where your good friends are waiting, everything’s shiny and new. Come where excitement is playing…Walt Disney And You…”
i remember this previews in a BETA tape my dad bought in San Diego CA. back in 1986, this clips were at the end of Bongo the Bear and Mickey and the beanstalk movie ....
AKA: Fun & Fancy Free
Heh, regarding the list of titles appearing starting at the 4:12 mark, it's interesting to see which titles are on Disney+ and which aren't...
"The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again" - Yes
"The Watcher In The Woods" - No
"Gus" - Yes
"Treasure Island" - Yes
"Dumbo" - Yes
"The Shaggy Dog" - Yes
"Davy Crockett and the River Pirates" - Yes
"Condorman" - No
"The One And Only Genuine Original Family Band" - No
"The Devil & Max Devlin" - No
"The Absent-Minded Professor" - Yes
"Goofy Over Sports" - No (as it's a short compilation)
"The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh" - Yes
"Herbie Rides Again" - Yes
"Pete's Dragon" - Yes
"A Tale of Two Critters" - Yes
"The Black Hole" - Yes
"The Sign of Zorro" - Yes
"The Love Bug" - Yes
"Pollyanna" - Yes
"Escape to Witch Mountain" - Yes
"Old Yeller" - Yes
"Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier" - Yes
"Darby O'Gill and the Little People" - Yes
"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" - Yes
"Mary Poppins" - Yes
"Bedknobs and Broomsticks" - Yes
"Alice in Wonderland" - Yes
"The North Avenue Irregulars" - No
"A Dream Called Walt Disney World" - No (souvenir tape from the resort)
"The Apple Dumpling Gang" - Yes
"A Day at Disneyland" - No (souvenir tape from the resort)
"Hot Lead and Cold Feet" - No
"A Walt Disney Christmas" - No (as it's a short compilation)
"The Legend of Sleepy hollow" - Yes (as part of "The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad")
"Amy" - Yes
"Snowball Express" - Yes
So that's 27 of the videos shown here available on Disney+, and 10 titles not on the service (as two of them are just short/cartoon compilations and two of them are souvenir tapes sold at the Disney parks.)
I spent about 38 years trying to figure out the title for The Watcher in the Woods, that's seriously a title that rivals Song of the South for being used in promotional material while effectively buried. I'm a tad upset to hear North Avenue Irregulars isn't on there, also Hot Lead Cold feet, how is that not on there?
With Bill Cosby’s ruined reputation nowadays and the controversy that surrounded “The Devil and Max Devlin” when that film was first released...I very much doubt that “The Devil and Max Devlin” will ever stream on Disney+ in a remastered condition if it hasn’t already been streaming on that service. Disney would probably want to forget that the film even exists, just as they would want to forget about their other 1980s and 1970s box office bombs.
Disney probably doesn’t even want to digitally restore Condorman if they think it wouldn’t be profitable.
It’s pretty remarkable that 27 titles out of the original lineup listed in the promo were able to be streamed on Disney+ decades after this promo was created. Those titles were able to successfully go through the preparation process required for online streaming. That would probably mean that the master prints were still in existence and in adequate enough shape for digital restoration and preservation.
The other ten titles weren’t as lucky. Maybe the master prints are not in good shape or are otherwise lost, or some of the titles were controversial box office bombs to begin with, or the music rights are too complicated to negotiate, or a Disney+ executive may have thought that the titles were too obscure for the streaming to be profitable.
The theme for my favorite podcast.
I kinda wished the Disney Plus ads were made like this.
My god it’s been so long since I’ve seen this. I feel old.
You're not the only one who feels old, if only there was such a thing as a fountain of youth.
Hey kids it’s the Escape from Vault Disney theme!
From the closing of baby secret of Lost legend VHS
I remember this or disney home video previews very much like it from rentals in my childhood. I think this confirms Watcher in the Woods was the preview that would freak me out. I still want to watch it someday...
1:01 "AM I IN YOUR WAY?" (bumps in to balls)
My favorite movies of the list, in this order: "Escape to Witch Mountain", "Darby O'Gill and the Little People", "Treasure Island", "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea", "Swiss Family Robinson", "Old Yeller" (very sad, but I love it), "Pete's Dragon", "Bedknobs and Broomsticks", "Mary Poppins", "The Watcher in the Woods", "The Shaggy Dog" (I only like the original black and white version), "The One and Only Genuine Original Family Band", and "Condorman", I think...
4:29 When I first saw this as a kid, when they say "waiting for you", I thought they were saying "Winnie the Pooh", but mispronouncing it as "Winnie the YOU".
My favorite section on the promo is when the announcer says and music. On the new version of the program the song is found in Bedknobs and Broomsticks. But on the other one it's supercalifragilisticexpialidocious from Mary Poppins. Every time that's on I sing along with it because it makes me happy. The 4 cartoons on the promo are Lonesome ghosts(a 1937 mickey mouse short), thru the mirror( a 1936 mickey mouse short, it's like Alice in wonderland), Up a tree( a 1956 Donald Duck short be careful Donald!), and Boat Builders (a 1938 mickey mouse short Be careful Goofy!). You know the ending reminds me of Frosted flakes commercials where with different people they say with him they're great. That's what Tigger does at the end.
Movies:
1. The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again
2. The Watcher in the Woods
3. Gus
4. Treasure Island
5. Dumbo
6. The Shaggy Dog
7. Davy Crockett and the River Pirates
8. Condorman
9. The One and Only Genuine Original Family Band
10. The Devil and Max Devlin
11. The Absent-Minded Professor
12. Goofy Over Sports
13. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
14. Herbie Rides Again
15. Pete's Dragon
16. A Tale of Two Critters
17. The Black Hole
18. The Sign of Zorro
19. The Love Bug
20. Pollyanna
21. Escape to Witch Mountain
22. Old Yeller
23. Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier
24. Darby O'Gill and the Little People
25. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
26. Mary Poppins
27. Bedknobs and Broomsticks
28. Alice in Wonderland
29. The North Avenue Irregulars
30. A Dream Called Walt Disney World
31. The Apple Dumpling Gang
32. A Day at Disneyland
33. Hot Lead and Cold Feet
34. A Walt Disney Christmas
35. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
36. Amy
37. Swiss Family Robinson
38. Snowball Express
I had the full collection, do you believe it? All 38 VHS tapes.
Nice! :D
0:01, 4:44 Walt Disney & You Song
Another Disney movie I love seeing on the Walt Disney and you promo is Pete's Dragon. I use this in honor of Mary Poppins, Pete's Dragon and Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
I've got this on my VHS copies of The Black Hole and Tron.
Taken from The Fox and the Hound VHS (May 1, 1982)
I have Mary Poppins (1964) on DVD which is a Disney classic
“You have a stubby little nose!” Roflmao.
Disney has disowned nearly every single one of these properties.
And is the worse for it.
What are they into now? Marvel, Star Wars, and that kind of thing?
The entire Disney brand has been past its prime especially in the last two years.
@@LogoMan7777 They are into the toilet. Absolutely crap.
They haven’t disowned nearly every single one of these properties at all. Most of the more family friendly ones were streaming on Disney+ when you made your comment. The only ones that weren’t streaming on Disney+ would have been the ones that were box office bombs when they came out (Condorman) or very controversial at the time of release AND a box office bomb due to the controversy (Devil and Max Devlin).
And happy late 100th anniversary in wonders for Disney
What happens if we put all of these films into one film?
“And laughter . . . ‘Ooh my God.’ “
Man 1: “Are you ready?”
Man 2: “I’m ready! Are you ready?”
Man 1: “I’m ready! You ready?”
Man 2: “I said I was ready!!!”
"you have a stubby little nose"
I’ve been searching for the song on this commercial for 9 years!
I still remember the whole "I'm ready, you ready?" bit, although I've never seen the movie it's from.
Loved “Hot Lead and Cold Feet!”
What if Disney kept using & updating this promo with different films & announcers until 1999?
The 1994 promo would've had Super Mario Bros. in it!
And later on, Darth Vader and Indiana Jones
This promo would also have had the Rocketeer in it as well if they kept updating the promo until 1999. The promo wouldn’t have Splash, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Sister Act, Nightmare Before Christmas, or My Boyfriend’s Back in it because those films were released under the Touchstone label.
1:32 The Devil and Max Devlin (1981)
Bill Cosby as one of Disney's villains = foreshadowing?
@@seatspudThat movie was such a box office bomb, that it nearly derailed Cosby’s career. Perhaps it should have permanently derailed his career. Hollywood didn’t get the ominous memo, and Cosby’s career bounced back with the “Cosby Show” sitcom.
(3:18)
Cosby: “That’s just the way we like’em”
😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬
😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
EEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWW!!!!!
0:49 Condorman 🦅
Taken from The Jungle Book (1967) VHS (March 6, 1983)
Complete with Mary Poppins, the film Attmay doesn't want you to see!
1:06 - HE IS NOT AN AGENT OF THE CIA! HE IS A WRITER OF COMIC BOOKS!!
I remember about this one too
Taken from The Fox and the Hound VHS on September 2, 1982 by Walt Disney Home Video
he's not the agent of the cia he's a writer of comic books
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow 1982 VHS
The song in this promo is pretty catchy if I do say so myself.
the best! thank you! brings back memories when I watched DISNEY VHS!
I still do! I have tapes from 1981 to 2004 from Disney, and I love them all. Go to your local thrift store, and get a VCR and some tapes, particularly ones you remember. Then you're set.
The bit at 3:17 has NOT aged well.
Yup. Aged like spoiled milk, it did.
Yep. I don’t even wanna be reminded of Bill Cosby.
I remember watching this when I was 9 or 10. And Disney+ opened up their "vault" so I can watch them again
Not everything is available
For example, the Family Band movie with Kurt Russell and John Davidson isn't there
"Hey you mangy cur, come back with my car!"
Get Him! That Shaggy Dog Just Stole My Car!
Storybook Classics 1982 VHS
Disney will definitely live 4ever
It’s not fair to lump the guy who was hit with a lobster with the Disney Villains. He’s a *nephew* of a Disney Villain but he isn’t a villain himself.
3:24 Darby O'Gill and the Little People
Damn, this one takes me back
Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Herbie, Alice, Winnie the Pooh, Mary Poppins, Pollyanna and More
As of 7/11/22, I've seen Treasure Island and A Tale of Two Critters all the way through; therefore I have seen all 38 Disney Titles from the Disney Lineup (4:11-4:45) in this Disney Video Promo.
And a large potion of these so far are NOT on disney plus. So much for the "whole catalog' talk.
Haven’t seen this in a very long time.
4:38 A Day at Disneyland (1982) says "copyright MCMXXXII", which is the Roman numeral for 1932 (1982 is MCMLXXXII).
David Jones It’s only a mistake.
Welp, that means it will go into the US public domain when all the actual 1932 titles go into the PD!
When will Condorman be added to the MCU?
What is the movie at 0:59? Lean on him!
North Avenue Irregulars, the movie is worth a watch for the ending alone.
1:25 Herbie Rides Again
Wow. That's realistic.
Ran from the late 1970's to 1986
+Jesse Coffey correct
+Jesse Coffey well they actually stop early 1986
+Jesse Coffey the promo
Oh wow I remember this
3:52 The One and Only Genuine Original Family Band
4:11-4:45: I have seen all of these Disney Titles all the way through, except for A Tale of Two Critters and I've only seen parts of Treasure Island.
Oh, where did we go wrong with everything holsom in this world? when we got greedy for more that's when!
Tron 1982 VHS
A Walt Disney Christmas 1982 VHS
Dentist
1:27- Of course there's the hilarious and talented Ken Berry, who is best known for playing bumbling, man child Vinton on Mama's Family on both NBC from 1983 to 1984 and syndication from 1986 to 1990 respectively.
Justin Middleton And before that Captain Parmenter in F Troop.
+itiswhatitaint anditaintwhatitis Of course before playing Vint he was also Philip in the "Eunice" TV movie in place of Roddy McDowall which aired not too long before the series' premiere.
Nothing says "That good old Disney Magic!" like a screaming Oliver Reed (Condorman) or Bill Cosby attempting to purchase the soul of a teenage girl! (Devil and Max Devlin). (Cringe)
But seriously, the modern Disney leaves me pretty cold too. I like their more successful experimental phase. Give me the tale of a creepy blindfolded girl and an insectoid alien (Watcher in the Woods) , or people being electrocuted to death and cursed with blindness (Something Wicked this Way Comes) any old day!
Yeah, I'm with you on Cosby. Something about "That's just the way we like 'em" just really hits you after all the bullshit happened.
Bill Cosby jokes are no longer funny.
@@FNGLHR Not if judging the art based on the actions and personal life of the artist is your thing!
I loved that phase! I was a child in that phase and I didn't realize it was going to be just a brief phase. To me, Disney was Winnie the Pooh and Alice in Wonderland mixed with Watcher in the Woods and Something Wicked . . . . They all worked together for me.
To me, the experimental phase (late '70s to the mid '80s or so) was a mixed bag. Some of those films really worked well, and others suffered because the studio just couldn't get out of its own way. On the one hand they wanted to modernize and get with the times and make different kinds of films, but on the other hand they were kind of too chicken to really go all in and give the subject matter the treatment it really merited. And it didn't help that the studio had become such an irrelevant Hollywood backwater by the 1970s that it couldn't really attract the top-tier talent that would have been needed to really make a change of direction like this really work. Better direction and/or scripting would have helped some of these films a lot.
I think Something Wicked This Way Comes is among the best films they made during that era, and I wish it wasn't so obscure now.
The Watcher in the Woods 1982 VHS
Great
3:17 Well that didn't age well :/
I remember this post-movie promo from the Disney videos of my youth. One thing I've wondered off & on all these years: which movie is the source of the clip that runs from 4:05 to 4:11?
Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again....I think
Wrong. It's from "Hot Lead and Cold Feet".
Garrettk41 I get it.
1:42-1:43 G1 Transformers anyone?
Does somebody knows which of these 38 titles included "Thru the Mirror", "Up a Tree" and "Boat Builders" shorts? "Lonesome Ghosts" is included in the "Legend of Sleepy Hollow" VHS tape, but and the others?
All three were available on home video at the time, but not on releases specifically mentioned in this promo. Thru the Mirror was on Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck Cartoon Collections Volume One, Boat Builders on Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck Cartoon Collections Volume Three, and Up A Tree on The Adventures of Chip 'n' Dale.
@@TonyGoldmark Thank you... I thought they were included on "A Tale of Two Critters" or "A Day at Disneyland", after the main titles... I had the number 30, "A Dream Called Walt Disney World", that also included Paul Bunyan and Pecos Bill shorts with the title "American Heroes", and the "Walt Disney and You" promo at the end.
pre pixar era media
Snowball Express 1983 VHS
Escape to Witch Mountain 1985 VHS