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- (November 1981-July 16, 1986) 1981 International variant (with different "Home Video" font) Italian variant. Disney's Cartoon Classics variant.
- (1983-March 1987) "Walt Disney" TV series variant. "Walt Disney Presents" variant. Japanese "Walt Disney Productions" variant. Japanese "WALT DISNEY PRODS."
- (October 30, 1984-July 24, 1985) DTV variant. Black variant. Alt. black variant. July 1985 (blue gradient variant) July 1985 (space background variant)
- (1984-1986, 1999-2001) Visuals: Essentially just the text "WALT DISNEY HOME VIDEO" in Helvetica on a black background. After a few seconds, the text fades out, and the text "presents", in the same font, fades in.
- Overview
- MCA DiscoVision
- Fotomat Titles
- Walt Disney Cartoon Classics (1st Series)
- DTV Titles
- Wrapped and Ready to Give Promotion (1984)
- Walt Disney Classics (1984-1994)
- Walt Disney Cartoon Classics (2nd Series)
- 1984-1985 Repackaged Titles
- 1985 "Making Your Dreams Come True" Promotion
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment has released several titles to home video since 1978, as well as direct-to-video features. They have been released on VHS, Beta, Laserdisc, CED Videodisc, CD Video, DVD, Universal Media Disc (UMD), Blu-ray Disc and 4K UHD Disc. These are most of the notable releases that Disney put out on home video.
This page will focus exclusively on Disney-branded releases unless noted. Releases under other labels (eg, Touchstone, Hollywood, Buena Vista) will be shown on their own page.
These were the titles licensed by Disney to MCA DiscoVision for their new format.
•D18-506 Kidnapped (1979)
•D61-503 On Vacation with Mickey Mouse and Friends (December 1978)
•D61-504 Kids Is Kids (1979)
•D61-505 At Home with Donald Duck (1979)
•D61-506 The Adventures of Chip 'n' Dale (1979)
The first 13 titles were put for rental when Disney was working with Fotomat to get into the video business. These titles were later made for sale along with rental in October 1980.
•10VS Pete's Dragon (March 4, 1980)
•11VS The Black Hole (March 4, 1980)
•12VS The Love Bug (March 4, 1980)
•13VS Escape to Witch Mountain (March 4, 1980)
•14VS Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier (March 4, 1980) (on the first version of the cover, it is simply titled Davy Crockett)
The start of Disney's successful video line, the Walt Disney Cartoon Classics.
•146VS Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Vol. 1: Chip 'n' Dale with Donald Duck (June 1983)
•145VS Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Vol. 2: Pluto (June 1983)
•164VS Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Vol. 3: Scary Tales (September 1983)
•165VS Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Vol. 4: Sport Goofy (November 1983)
•167VS Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Vol. 5: Disney's Best of 1931-1948 (November 1983)
DTV stands for Disney Television (basically Disney's version of Music Television).
•705VS DTV: Pop & Rock (October 30, 1984)
•706VS DTV: Rock, Rhythm & Blues (October 30, 1984)
•707VS DTV: Golden Oldies (October 30, 1984)
•720V DTV: Love Songs (April 1985)
•722V DTV: Groovin' for a '60s Afternoon (August 1985)
Only 7 titles were in Wrapped and Ready to Give Promotion starting in October 1984. We had 3 DTV titles, and 3 Christmas titles, and plus Winnie the Pooh and Friends.
•24VS A Disney Christmas Gift (October 30, 1984)
•225VS Mickey's Christmas Carol (October 30, 1984)
•226VS Winnie the Pooh and Friends (October 30, 1984)
Walt Disney Classics was a brand from 1984 to 1994 to release most of the 15 animated feature films to video.
From 1987 to 1992, the series was revived with shorter videos in cardboard slipcover cases.
•Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Vol. 1: Here's Mickey! (May 19, 1987) 526V
•Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Vol. 2: Here's Donald! (May 19, 1987) 527V
•Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Vol. 3: Here's Goofy! (May 19, 1987) 529V
•Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Vol. 4: Silly Symphonies! (May 19, 1987) 530V
•Walt Disney Cartoon Classics Vol. 5: Here's Pluto! (May 19, 1987) 528V
Starting in 1984, many earlier Disney videos were repackaged with white clamshells. New titles were packaged this way as well.
•184V Summer Magic (March 26, 1985)
•710V Love Leads the Way (February 26, 1985)
•125VS The Boatniks (April 1984)
•195VS Big Red (April 1984)
•194VS Follow Me Boys (April 1984)
Starting on November 6, 1985, Disney started the "Making Your Dreams Come True" promotion and priced all current 21 titles at $29.95 along with some newly repackaged titles. It ended on January 31, 1986.
•Pete's Dragon (November 6, 1985) 10 V
•The Black Hole (November 6, 1985) 11 V
•The Love Bug (November 6, 1985) 12 V
•Mary Poppins (November 6, 1985) 23 V
•Old Yeller (November 6, 1985) 37 V
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