UB Iwerks: Cartoons That Time Forgot, Vol. 2 (Full Frame, Collector's Edition)
Cartoons That Time Forgot: The Ub Iwerks Collection celebrates the pioneering solo cartoon work of the legendary Ub Iwerks, who was Walt Disney's foremost animator/collaborator in the formative early years.
These are historical cartoon shorts from the early 1930s, some of which haven't been seen since their initial theatrical release.
Others are old friends now viewed for the first time on DVD in unfaded, pristine prints from the original negatives. "Down And Out With Flip The Frog;" Ub Iwerks' undisputed status as the co-inventor of Mickey Mouse has acted retrospectively as both a claim to fame and as a tough thing to live down. In designing Disney's Mouse, after all, Iwerks created an aggregation of blackened-in circle shapes which caused commotion everywhere and would amount to nothing less than one of the most resonant pop culture icons of the twentieth century, impossible to top. Small wonder that Iwerks' independently conceived Mickey followup, "Flip The Frog," born in 1930 and already deceased by 1933, has been relegated to footnote oblivion by most of today's official critical overviews.
In taking one of his own bits from, say, the 1928 Mickey cartoon "The Karnival Kid" and reprising it in the 1932 Flip film "The Circus", with Flip now cast in the role of the showoffy food vendor who summarily "spanks" his trained hot dogs for not behaving properly, Iwerks could be accused, contradictorily, either of plagiarism or of shameless self-quotation.
Sakura Wars: The Movie
DVD Features:
Region 1
Keep Case
Anamorphic
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - Japanese
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Additional Release Material:
Original Theatrical Trailer
Bonus Trailer - 1.
Sakura Wars: The Movie 
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Love 101
DVD Features:
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Keep Case
Full Frame
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.
Love 101
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1994 FedEx Orange Bowl: Commemorative Edition (Full Frame, Commemorative Edition)
On January 1, 1994, the mighty Florida State Seminoles met the undefeated Nebraska Cornhuskers in the FedEx Orange Bowl for the National Championship. Florida State, led by Heisman Trophy winner Charlie Ward, came to defeat Nebraska 18-16 to secure the school's first ever national crown. In a tight game, Seminole freshman placekicker Scott Bentley split the uprights from 22 yards out with just 21 seconds left in regulation to cap the comeback. The winning kick was Bentley's fourth of the day and tied an Orange Bowl record. This DVD contains the complete 1994 FedEx Orange Bowl game, with coverage from NBC Sports, without commercial interruption, presented in fullscreen (1.33:1) digital video. Chapter points on the DVD's main menu to jump directly to the action, quarter by quarter. This DVD puts the viewer in control of every frame of video and every replay of this game that gave the legendary coach Bobby Bowden and Florida State the National Championship.
1994 FedEx Orange Bowl: Commemorative Edition (Full Frame, Commemorative Edition)
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