minor muppetz
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I feel like this could be either good news or bad news. Warner Bros. has released many comprehensive DVD sets of old cartoons, including the Looney Tunes: Golden Collection sets, the Peanuts decade sets, the Popeye sets, and various Hannah-Barberra box sets. Of course, out of those I only own the Looney Tunes and Peanuts sets, and Warner didn't release any new Popeye sets this year, nor did WHV release any cheaper equivilients to the Looney Tunes: Golden Collection this year (it was announced that Warner would continue releasing smaller Looney Tunes releases without double-dipping), though two of the movies were released with bonus shorts (albeit from the 1980s and 1990s). And in the last year it seems like Warner's collectible DVDs have had less features/ care put into them (the same can probably be said about many big DVD releases regardless of studio). I know that Sesame Workshop has permission to release old Kermit the Frog material, and I hope that the fact that Warner will be releasing the DVDs doesn't affect it (since Warner Bros. is a bigger competitor than Hit! was).
But still, I am confident that Warner Home Video will release some sort of collectors set some day. It would be great if Warner releases an almost even amount of collectors DVDs (for us) and general family/ pre-school-marketed stuff.
By the way, does anybody know what happened to Genius? Genius just got the license three years ago, and now there's another change?
But still, I am confident that Warner Home Video will release some sort of collectors set some day. It would be great if Warner releases an almost even amount of collectors DVDs (for us) and general family/ pre-school-marketed stuff.
By the way, does anybody know what happened to Genius? Genius just got the license three years ago, and now there's another change?