The Return of Jafar / Aladdin and the King of Thieves (1994-1996) (DMC Exclusive)

[KG204]

Originally Posted by worldchmps

Price on DMC? I went to order but it's not on their website. Got a link?

It won't be available until Tuesday on the website.

[TheGeneral]

Originally Posted by barneynedward

I just joined the disney movie club so I could get this as soon as it came out. On a semi-related note: The fact that my orders are listed as processing means my payment has been accepted right?

Yes; once it's gone past "On hold" it means the info should have been accepted then

[MisterKorman]

Originally Posted by goeagles5039

How r these movies?

They're not great. Return of Jaffar is pretty awful, but Aladdin and the King of Thieves is, while not very special, a harmless romp with one or two good songs. And a pretty terrible villain song.

[TimeandTimeAgain]

Is there any good good Disney sequels?

I can not really think of any except for Rescuers Down Under....

[biomerge]

Originally Posted by TimeandTimeAgain

Is there any good good Disney sequels?

I can not really think of any except for Rescuers Down Under....

Down Under isn't exactly in the same sequel category as the DisneyToon films as it was produced by Walt Disney Studios Animation.

I really liked the Lion King 2; it was a well thought out and realistic (well as much as it could be) film.

[Starpower67]

I really can't imagine how Return of Jafar is going to look in high def. It has some of the worst animation I've seen in a Disney sequel, and that's saying something. Even as a kid I was put off by how bad it looked.

[dohrmannmf]

Originally Posted by biomerge

Down Under isn't exactly in the same sequel category as the DisneyToon films as it was produced by Walt Disney Studios Animation.

I really liked the Lion King 2; it was a well thought out and realistic (well as much as it could be) film.

I liked Lion King 2, but think it would've been stronger without the songs. They all seemed to distract from the story and let's face it, the people who did the songs weren't exactly Tim Rice and Elton John. But I will give the movie credit for getting almost everybody from the original cast back.

[biomerge]

Originally Posted by dohrmannmf

I liked Lion King 2, but think it would've been stronger without the songs. They all seemed to distract from the story and let's face it, the people who did the songs weren't exactly Tim Rice and Elton John. But I will give the movie credit for getting almost everybody from the original cast back.

I personally thought they fit in well but each to their own of course.

[startrekkin58]

Originally Posted by TimeandTimeAgain

Is there any good good Disney sequels?

I can not really think of any except for Rescuers Down Under....

I really enjoyed Bambi 2. Certainly wasn't needed but I thought the animation was very well done.

[barneynedward]

Originally Posted by TheGeneral

Yes; once it's gone past "On hold" it means the info should have been accepted then

So if I ordered something this past Friday, how long would it usually be before they send it out?

[barneynedward]

Originally Posted by hariseldon

Aladdin III is pretty good

Cinderella III and TLM III aren't bad though maybe they were just so much better than the awful II's it's hard to tell if they're really good or not.

Lilo and Stitch sequels are pretty good and is Lady and the Tramp II.

I lot people like Lion King 3 (1.5) though I'm not sure whether to consider that a sequel or not.

Honestly Kronks New Groove and Hercules: Zero to Hero are quite watchable (it they'd ever release the latter)


Buzz Lightyear of Star Command was one of my favorites, but I'm not sure that's should be considered Disney

I must be one of the only people who likes The Little Mermaid II. For me Cinderella two could have been a lot better but it wasn't awful. They should have the same thing as the Aladdin franchise where they do a full length sequel that is only one story, then a TV series and then Cinderella III. Atlantis should have been the same way. I liked Milo's Return but it deserved a feature length story for a sequel.

[barneynedward]

Originally Posted by hariseldon

New enrollments often take a week or so to ship, but it is going to depend on whether all the specific itmes are in stock (2-3 weeks is unusual but not unheard of) -- the blanket often goes out separately and pretty quickly. I'm not sure if DMC has a holiday Monday or not, but USPS wouldn't move it until Tuesday even if it's otherwise ready to go Monday. DMC std shipping makes Media Mail lot like Express sometimes though.

This is my second order that I'm asking about.

[MaskedRider]

Originally Posted by TimeandTimeAgain

Is there any good good Disney sequels?

I can not really think of any except for Rescuers Down Under....

King of Thieves is a fantastic sequel. And personally, I really enjoyed the Little Mermaid sequel and prequel.

[barneynedward]

Originally Posted by MaskedRider

King of Thieves is a fantastic sequel. And personally, I really enjoyed the Little Mermaid sequel and prequel.

So, I'm not the only one who liked The Little Mermaid II.

[D2Girls]

Originally Posted by TimeandTimeAgain

Is there any good good Disney sequels?

I can not really think of any except for Rescuers Down Under....

return to neverland is my favourite sequel, not including rescurers down under

[barneynedward]

Originally Posted by hariseldon

Usually those go out quicker for some reason assuming things are in stock of course. I usually get shipping notices withing 3-4 business days (often quicker for Monday or Tuesday orders. Anything on late Thursday/Friday I wouldn't expect shipping over the weekend -- DMC doesn't even have weekend phone hours. Again holiday confuses things a little more.

So are those 3-4 days part of the ten that standard shipping can take?

[barneynedward]

Originally Posted by hariseldon

Probably not -- shipping times usually count after things are packed/labelled and in the system. OTOH, I'd say 10 is an extreme limit once things are handed off to the carrier outside of 1st orders and preorders that often are entered in the system, but usually not allowed to be picked up until a few days before Street. I'd say my average actual shipping time in 3-4 days once it's picked up (shipping out of WI, IL to the Southeast).

So would that 3-4 estimate still apply to something shipped to Rhode Island?

[WJWS Channel 13:Amity]

Originally Posted by TimeandTimeAgain

Good luck on that, you will be waiting for years for a general release, hell, Old Yeller and Pollyanna have not gotten a general release yet!

actually read the OP, it states the general release is in January. nice try at spreading FUD though.

[barneynedward]

Originally Posted by hariseldon

Sure why not, average is what it is. After it ships and once it's beyond the max estimated ship time from Disney then give them a call, until then you seem to be worrying about something you have no control.

I'm not worried as much as I am curious. I've never really ordered from them before.

[barneynedward]

I wonder what the special features will be.