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Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, Vol. 2 by James Algar
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DVD Cover InformationActor: Winston Hibler Director: James Algar Brand: Disney DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Original Language), Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 169 minutes DVD Release Date: 2006-12-05 Audience Rating: Unrated Studio: Walt Disney Video
Movie Reviews of Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, Vol. 2Movie Review: Roy does it again! Summary: 5 StarsGreat to see this pressious work from Walt Disney again.
Presented by Roy Disney proof to have great teast!
Movies maid in the fifty's have not lost there charme and quality.
a Great achievement to bring back this artwork and fully restaurated.
I recommanded all four volumes!
I hope that the Disney compagny make an second release on Blu Ray.
For the mean time:
Roy does it again!
Summary of Walt Disney Legacy Collection - True Life Adventures, Vol. 2Disney's acclaimed groundbreaking nature series captures the wonder of animals and nature. These award-winning stories fully restored to their original beauty offer previously unseen looks into the magical world of our animal friends.Episode List:Living DesertVanishing PrairieSeal IslandSystem Requirements:Run Time: 298 minFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre:?CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating:?UNRATED UPC:?786936710236 Manufacturer No:?05111500 There was a time when Walt Disney produced mesmerizing nature films for family audiences. Walt Disney Legacy Collection: True Life Adventures, Vol. 2 reaches deep into the studio's vaults to pull together a selection of those remarkable little movies, a television staple for baby boomers who watched Disney's variously-titled series in the late 1950s and '60s. Listen to our interview with director emeritus Roy E. Disney. | Basically, teams of roving cinematographers and other technicians were sent into the field, working under the general guidance of a well-researched script, a director, production group, etc. Ingenious editing, creative uses of music, and even touches of animation resulted in marvelous pieces such as the ones in this collection. Among the six titles here are "Living Desert," set in the American southwest; "Vanishing Prairie," an overview of what were once endless grasslands between the mountainous west and the full forests east of the Mississippi; and "Seal Island," shot on a remote Alaskan island. Nature programs are, of course, plentiful on contemporary television. But the Disney shows were unique at the time for applying high cinematic standards (the Technicolor on "Islands of the Sea," set in the Galapagos, is something to see) to the task of filming lizards, road runners, sandstorms, and exotic flowers. These programs are also tailor-made for young audiences. The more harrowing sequences of predators stalking their lunch, say, or seal pups getting separated from their mothers aren't censored, but they are softened in the editor's room and via anthropomorphic narration. True Life Adventures stands up today as good family viewing, though they are also fodder for nostalgia for viewers of a certain age. --Tom Keogh
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