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5.0 out of 5 stars
great for kids
July 11 2011
By J. Jewell
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Buy this if you are buying for your kids and not trying to relive your childhood. They offer short and long versions of each cartoon and they are all exceptional my daughter watches them over and over. If you are looking for a good cartoon set for young children without the violence and crap of todays this is the choice for you.
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Have a Stab at Classic Disney: Volume 4
July 20 2011
By A. B.
- Published on Amazon.com
If you are thinking of purchasing this DVD in hopes of some classic Mickey Mouse cartoons? Then will you be disappointed. These are essentially three types of "remixes":
- "BLAM!" This is just clips of the classic cartoons with cheesy 90's type narrations and an obnoxious high school dropout shouting the word "BLAM!!!" every time Donald Duck is hit on the head with something or another. Search "Disney Blam" on YouTube to experience this travesty for yourself.
- "Re-Micks" These are Mickey Mouse shorts mixed up to modern music. (Hannah Montana, Jonas Brothers). Great toons, terrible songs.
- "Short Versions" These are just the shorts cut down and re dubbed to about three minutes long instead of 8. The interesting thing about these is that we get to hear Brett Iwane as Mickey, as Wayne Allwine passed away last year.
In conclusion DO NOT BUY. Go for the Walt Disney Treasures sets instead. These have the cartoons uncut and with a great deal of extras.
- "BLAM!" This is just clips of the classic cartoons with cheesy 90's type narrations and an obnoxious high school dropout shouting the word "BLAM!!!" every time Donald Duck is hit on the head with something or another. Search "Disney Blam" on YouTube to experience this travesty for yourself.
- "Re-Micks" These are Mickey Mouse shorts mixed up to modern music. (Hannah Montana, Jonas Brothers). Great toons, terrible songs.
- "Short Versions" These are just the shorts cut down and re dubbed to about three minutes long instead of 8. The interesting thing about these is that we get to hear Brett Iwane as Mickey, as Wayne Allwine passed away last year.
In conclusion DO NOT BUY. Go for the Walt Disney Treasures sets instead. These have the cartoons uncut and with a great deal of extras.
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Underwhelming batch of vintage cartoons mixed with stupid new versions
July 10 2011
By DVD Verdict
- Published on Amazon.com
Judge Clark Douglas, DVD Verdict-- Sure, the Have a Laugh DVD sets seemed harmless enough at first. They remastered some vintage Disney cartoons and offered shorter, faster, re-dubbed and re-scored versions alongside the old shorts. Have a Laugh: Volume Four (which featured two versions of "Mickey Down Under," "Pluto's Surprise Package," "Hawaiian Holiday," "Trailer Horn," and "How to Swim") consists of shortening and speeding up classic cartoons.
Anyway, the point I'm getting at is this: resist the allure of Have a Laugh: Volume Four. You wouldn't think it would be too hard, as the re-edited versions of the classic cartoons are unbelievably annoying and the "Blam!" and "Re-Micks!" shorts are like audiovisual kicks in the shin. Ignore the fact that they look really good on DVD, boasting exceptional detail, vibrant colors and a complete absence of scratches and flecks. Also ignore the above-par sound which blesses the shorts (both the old and new versions). The disc doesn't contain any extras, so there's nothing to get excited about there.
Full review at dvdverdict.com
Anyway, the point I'm getting at is this: resist the allure of Have a Laugh: Volume Four. You wouldn't think it would be too hard, as the re-edited versions of the classic cartoons are unbelievably annoying and the "Blam!" and "Re-Micks!" shorts are like audiovisual kicks in the shin. Ignore the fact that they look really good on DVD, boasting exceptional detail, vibrant colors and a complete absence of scratches and flecks. Also ignore the above-par sound which blesses the shorts (both the old and new versions). The disc doesn't contain any extras, so there's nothing to get excited about there.
Full review at dvdverdict.com
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