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An hour-long pick up of Disney cartoons. Raw chicken, 1951, in the yard, the hen upon the nest with eggs, when the Chip Dale ‘, which have been pciking up acorns come, lay upon the eggs. A lady comes from the single of the eggs as well as Dale, to try things behind chicks in the egg, has to do with the cock. He is eventually low rate of hen as well as rooster held forward. ‘N’ Chip Dale, 1947, Donald is awakened cold, is to cut the trees for logging. chipmunks Chip as well as Dale, registration inside shaken, in the snow, Don one after another to residence registration nuts upon the left to enter. Try opposite ways to get out of the chimney, as well as eventually succeed. Out of Scale, 1951, Donald, as the operative of the tiny railway runs in to difficulty with Chip ‘n Dale, if an ash tree where nuts have been stored, transposed with the tiny tree. A follow follows as well as the chipmunks finish up in the tiny encampment where the steep in the tiny residence gags. Donald continues to copy impassioned continue conditions. Chips confirm to get your tree back. Tree pushing upon rails as well as say the expel by the tree. chipset “Giant Redwood” pointer upon the tree as well as see Donald is upon the scale. Two Chips as well as the Miss in 1952, squirrels revisit the nightclub, as well as contest for the courtesy of the nightclub singer, who divides his courtesy in between the two. Food Feudin, 1950, stuffing the tree squirrels with nuts. Pluto causes the nuts to hurl down your house. Try to get the nuts. Finally, Pluto capture up with the nuts. Working for Peanuts, 1953 , Chip as well as Dale take peanuts from Dolores the elephant. Donald, with Dolore the physique similar to the opening cleaner, peanuts have been distant from the thieves, as well as afterwards in the form of appurtenance gun, fire the squirrels nuts. misses the Chipmunks, is laugh, pursued as well as struck himself by attack the wall. Squirrels have been lonesome with lime, as well as hide behind to the zoo as the singular albino squirrel, both Donald as well as Dolores insane during them some-more peanuts. In the dilapidation of 1950, Donald, as the tree surgeon, the tree found in the home by the thinly slice Dale “and confirm the competition has. Squirrels do not comprehend is which it is in the tree, the tree, the scissors in to the monster. Gags with scissors as well as grass mower, as well as Donald loses rage tantrum. Three for breakfast, 1948, Chip as well as Dale try to get the Donald pancakes does. flare as well as let fly with pancakes in it. did not crop up for the hilt as well as trustworthy to rubber concrete molds, pouring upon the stove, the rubber pancake. Replaces Donald baked sweat bread pancakes with rubber. The Chipmunks have been frustrated, as well as the turn fails Gag upon Donald. Dragon, 1954, Donald Steamshovel operator, clearing as well as mine should be proposed the tree, the home of the chips. Chip as well as Dale review the angel story as well as suppose Steamshovel is the dragon. If they see your home is threatened, they have to “kill” the dragon. Donald decides he’s starting to have fun as well as have fun of the chips. During the battle, which is the government of Donald get chips in the toolbox. With his pass to open the Steamshovel to spoil as it is. After carrying “killed”, the “Dragon”, which store their mischievous chipmunks Chip as well as Dale home.The began as the unnamed rodent pests in “Private Pluto” (1943), which acquired the name in the third film, “Dale the thinly slice “(1947). Although the twin has been the concentration of Disney reduced drive-in theatre in the late 40′s as well as 50, generally as an competition for Donald Duck, the characters never utterly gel. Its demeanour as well as tinge as well as distinctness of your voice shift almost from movie film. Chip (the smartest of the not as big nose) as well as Dale (the skinny rabbit with teeth incomparable nose as well as often) have been improved when perplexing to strengthen their homes as well as acorns of Donald (“Take the chip,” Out upon the Member “) as well as Pluto (” Food Feudin). They have been reduction tasteful when they have been aggressors (“Three for Breakfast”). The alternative 3 entries in the classical animation favorites array upon repeat Mickey, Donald as well as Pluto most formerly published in the Walt Disney Treasures pants series. This manuscript is the initial which his thinly slice of the Dale. (Unrated, befitting for young kids over 5 years: comic violence, teenager racial stereotypes) – Charles Solomon
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Review by Paul J. Mular for Classic Cartoon Favorites, Vol. 4 – Starring Chip ‘n Dale
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This would have been a five star release if not for:
1) it is too short and
2) It has only two of their three solo cartoons. “LONE CHIPMUNKS” is missing and SHOULD have been included. It is unlikely that Chip & Dale will get their own Disney Treasures DVD release with only three cartoons.
Unlike most of the Cartoon Favorites series DVDs, this installment mostly features cartoons not yet available on the Disney Treasures series. The descriptions are already included above, so I will give the duplication run down here:
CHIP AND DALE (1947)- NEW TO DVD but expected to be on the Disney Treasures: Chronological Donald volume 3 to be released this Dec. 11 2007.
TREE FOR BREAKFAST (1948) – NEW TO DVD but expected to be on the Disney Treasures: Chronological Donald volume 3 to be released this Dec. 11 2007.
OUT ON A LIMB (1950) – NEW TO DVD but expected to be on the Disney Treasures: Chronological Donald volume 3 to be released this Dec. 11 2007.
FOOD FOR FEUDIN’ (1950) – Only cartoon already released on “Disney Treasures: Complete Pluto volume 2″.
OUT OF SCALE (1951) – NEW TO DVD, not yet announced for any Donald Duck release.
CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH (1951) – NEW TO DVD – solo Chip & Dale cartoon.
TWO CHIPS AND A MISS (1952) – NEW TO DVD – solo Chip & Dale cartoon.
WORKING FOR PEANUTS (1953) – NEW TO DVD, not yet announced for any Donald Duck release.
DRAGON AROUND (1954) – NEW TO DVD, not yet announced for any Donald Duck release.
Bottom line: This is a MUST GET DVD!
Review by M. Jenkins for Classic Cartoon Favorites, Vol. 4 – Starring Chip ‘n Dale
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I got this wonderful DVD today for my siblings and I (mainly me lol) to enjoy. I’ve always wanted to see these shorts again since you can’t see them on tv (the Current Disney Channel sucks). All of the shorts are very funny, but I was dissapointed by one thing: none of the shorts were resorted in any way, it looks as if they wentr through a quick cleanup and that’s it. I was expecting the picture quality on this to match that of the Goofy DVD (those were restored from the previous Treasures release), but sadly they do not. The picture is oversaturated and a bit too dark. It’s great to finally have these shorts on DVD and I would recomend them to anyone who wants to see them again or who has small kids. But it would be nice if we got the perfect picture like with the Treasures DVD’s. Buy and enjoy.
Review by RMurray847 for Classic Cartoon Favorites, Vol. 4 – Starring Chip ‘n Dale
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It’s about time an affordable series of Disney cartoons was released. I know they’ve had some truly stellar gift sets, box sets, metallic box sets, etc, and those are GREAT. But not everyone can afford an investment of that sort. When my 17 year old son was about 4, we used to enjoy the heck out of Chip `n’ Dale cartoons. Disney had a couple of video tapes dedicated to them, each with somewhere around 5 cartoons. They were less than $10 and believe me, we nearly wore those suckers out. Since the advent of DVD, we haven’t had such an affordable little collection.
Now comes this new series, and I immediately had to snatch up the Chip `n’ Dale collection. We get just under an hour of entertainment…a cross section of Chip `n’ Dale’s history. Although I don’t have young kids anymore, the whole family enjoyed a little trip down memory lane with these undeniably funny characters. All the episodes where the two chipmunks torment poor Donald Duck are just hilarious.
I highly recommend this affordable romp!
Review by Curtis Mitchell for Classic Cartoon Favorites, Vol. 4 – Starring Chip ‘n Dale
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How can a DVD be “great” and only merit three stars? Simple – while the actual content is genuine gold, the presentation and selection of that content is highly questionable. Each short on this disc is fantastic, doubly so if you’re a Chip n’ Dale fan, as I am. You’ll be laughing for the entire sixty minutes at a great set of cartoons that show what made Disney so great. I don’t give the cartoons themselves three stars, indeed the cartoons are deserving of five stars.
Unfortunately the package itself leads to some serious questioning. To begin, none of the cartoons appear to have been restored – the transfers are particularly shoddy. Compared to the Disney Treasures sets, the cartoons on this disc look very dark and dull – this is very unfortunate as it does little justice to the incredible talents of the Disney production studio. Having compared a few of the shorts that are included on this set to their counterparts on The Chronological Donald Volume 3, I can say that I am very disappointed.
Secondly, like other reviewers here on Amazon, I question the selection of cartoons for the disc. While there are some very funny cartoons on the disc, I would have loved to see The Lone Chipmunk, a short that is likely not to appear on the Disney Treasures sets. At least the set does include Chicken in the Rough (a fantastic short) and Two Chips and a Miss, both solo outings. Most of the shorts will showcase what made Chip n’ Dale such great antagonists for the ever irascible (and ever hilarious) Donald Duck.
The DVD is saved, perhaps, by its low price. At $9.99 USD this DVD is a real bargain. While I regret that the presentation is of very low quality, the simple fact is that the disc has sixty minutes of hilarious cartoons is well worth the entry fee. I would gladly play three times the cost of this disc for restored shorts and some special features. The other DVDs in the Classic Cartoon Favorites series might be worth missing out but this disc makes for a fantastic companion piece to the Disney Treasures discs, in particular because a lot of the content has yet to see release on those sets.
Do check your Disney Treasures sets against the cartoon list on this DVD as you’ll prefer the transfers on those sets more then this disc but if you’re just looking for some Chip n’ Dale cartoons without being a serious collector then this disc is a real bargain – great for kids young and old. Thus, despite what would be regarded as some major flaws by serious collectors, I can still heartily recommend this very funny DVD.
Review by Andrew C. Yasgur for Classic Cartoon Favorites, Vol. 4 – Starring Chip ‘n Dale
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This is a cute DVD. For the price, you get 8 or 9 cartoons. Regardless of how many times I have seen these, they are always funny. It will keep a child occupied for an hour. This makes a great birthday or get well present. I am only giving this DVD 4 stars because I had hoped to see more cartoons with Chip and Dale by themselves. Still, the cartoons included with this DVD are funny, especially when Chip and Dale are with Donald Duck.