I don't understand how you can't buy a complete set... There's a box set with all 7 books in the now 'canonized' order that's been out for years and is at eveey Borders or Barnes & Noble I've ever seen. Seriously.

I already own almost all of the listed films either on VHS or DVD (I'm missing just 2 of the 46 released canon films - Melody Time & Sleeping Beauty, and missing 12 of the 38 released sequels films - 5 of which are Pooh films) but have only seen a handful. I'll be watching all of classic Disney for ...

Yeah, it helps. Too bad there isn't anything that's just officially - official! Thanks!

I took the 51 released/announced animated Disney films and combined them with the 42 sequels/prequels/midquels/interquels that Disney has produced/announced for them. In this way, you have a list that uses the animated features canon as a base order to watch the films in, but has all the supplementa...

Originally these were three topics with three separate questions, but now they've been rolled into one on the account that they're kind of similar. If you're the type of reader who reads the posts oldest to new, then that's why I've copied and pasted all three questions to this first post for you t...

Okay, I agree that it's arbitrary. It probably has a lot more to do with image, money, sales and popularity than the actual content of the films. It's not like I didn't know that before - it's pretty obvious Disney is far more eager to promote The Little Mermaid over The Black Cauldron but it was al...

Hmm, well The Wild's DVD called it the '46th Disney Animated Feature' yet no one recognizes that as legit and it hasn't been on any Disney list. That statement about no longer numbering was from the Eisner administration, I believe. Lasseter may want to bring the canon list/numbering system back. Th...

One does wonder how they choose what films to add. I mean, it's called the "animation canon" yet films like Saludos Amgios which have full live-action sequences are included. Plus there are many 'package' films like Fun and Fancy Free where it's just a compilation of shorts with a bridge to it. Dino...

Disney has a new site about the history of their animation. They have suddenly chosen to include Dinosaur in their canon: http://www.disneyanimation.com/aboutus/history.html The list is 100% identical to the Disney Animated Canon we all know but with Dinosaur conveniently slipped into place between ...

When was the title change decided? Before it was Tinkerbell: North Of Neverland. Why is it now Tinkerbell And The Lost Treasure? When/why did they switch it?

Thanks!

When was the title change decided? Before it was Tinkerbell: North Of Neverland. Why is it now Tinkerbell And The Lost Treasure? When/why did they switch it?

Thanks!