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Walt Disney's Classic Cartoon Favorites
Volume 1: Starring Mickey (July 3/05)
Given that Mickey Mouse remains one of the most beloved cartoon characters in cinematic history, it makes sense that the first volume of Walt Disney's Classic Cartoon Favorites is devoted to the scrappy little rodent. The disc includes seven shorts revolving around Mickey, though - as is the case with all the installments in the Classic Cartoon Favorites collection - they're not in chronological order. The shorts are: Mickey's Circus, Mickey's Garden, The Little Whirlwind, On Ice, Hawaiian Holiday, Moving Day, and Orphan's Picnic. Each short offers up an expected assortment of hijinks and wacky happenings, and generally pairs Mickey up with one or more members of the Disney universe. In The Little Whirlwind, On Ice, and Hawaiian Holiday, Mickey's one true love, Minnie, finds herself embroiled in some kind of nutty scheme (either that, or she must wait patiently as Mickey copes with a problem that's generally all his doing).
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Volume 2: Starring Donald (July 3/05)
Next up are the foibles of everyone's favorite put-upon duck, Donald Duck. Each of these shorts essentially follows the same formula: Donald attempts to get something done, and eventually loses his temper as becomes increasingly frustrated and irritated. Were this any other character, this might come off as tedious and repetitive; but because Donald is so quick to get angry, it's hard not to laugh at his clumsiness. This disc collects eight of his shorts, including: Inferior Decorator, Don Donald, Golden Eggs, Bee at the Beach, Donald's Dog Laundry, Donald's Vacation, Old MacDonald Duck, and Chef Donald. Don Donald is notable in that it features the first appearance of Donald's girlfriend, Daisy, although she is called Donna here. The remainder of the shorts deliver exactly what one might expect, with Donald's Dog Laundry a highlight (it features Donald attempting to try out a new device for washing dogs on Pluto).
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Volume 3: Starring Goofy (July 4/05)
This DVD collects nine of Goofy's most memorable shorts, all of which - not surprisingly - revolve around the bungling canine's inept antics. It goes without saying, then, that these Goofy shorts feature some extremely overt instances of physical comedy (that Goofy hardly talks in most of them only cements that point). The disc includes the following shorts: The Art of Skiing, How to Fish, How to Swim, Baggage Buster, How to Dance, Lion Down, The Big Wash, Hold That Pose, and Father's Day Off. The Art of Skiing, in which Goofy clumsily attempts a variety of skiing tricks, remains one of the big guy's finest efforts, while the three "How to" installments perfectly exemplify why Goofy continues to endure. Interestingly, Goofy is the only prominent Disney character to appear in these shorts (Mrs. Goofy pops up in Father's Day Off, but that's about the extent of it).
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Volume 4: Starring Chip 'n' Dale (July 22/05)
It's hard not to love Chip and Dale, a pair of unusually verbose chipmunks who essentially spend all their time finding and collecting acorns (we never see them actually eat the nuts, though). For the most part, they tend not to interact with other Disney characters - except for Donald Duck, with whom they have an ongoing rivalry. This DVD collects nine of the duo's shorts, including: Chicken in the Rough, Chip 'n' Dale, Out of Scale, Two Chips and a Miss, Food for Feudin', Working for Peanuts, Out on a Limb, Three for Breakfast, and Dragon Around. Though the disc does not contain their first appearance - that would be 1947's Private Pluto - the Chip 'n' Dale short is notable as the first time the two chipmunks are referred to by name. It's also worth noting that Two Chips and a Miss - revolving around Chip and Dale's efforts to woo a female chipmunk named Clarice - is one of the few Chip 'n' Dale shorts in which the two aren't foraging for nuts.
