VHS Tapes
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Some of my favorites are the Kurt Russell (Dexter Riley) films from the late ’60s-early 70s.
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
The Strongest Man in the World
Now You See Him, Now You Don’tThere were also a couple of Tommy Kirk films that I liked:
The Misadventures of Merlin Jones
The Monkey’s UncleAnd one that is kinda corny (Hey, it’s 1970s Disney…) The World’s Greatest Athlete
Oh I loooove The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes!
Another good one is The Absent Minded Professor, the original Flubber!
Yes, love that one with Fred MacMurray…and don’t forget the original “The Shaggy Dog” with Fred Mac, Tommy Kirk, and Annette!
Oh I loooove The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes!
Another good one is The Absent Minded Professor, the original Flubber!
Yes, love that one with Fred MacMurray…and don’t forget the original “The Shaggy Dog” with Fred Mac, Tommy Kirk, and Annette!
Yes! The Shaggy Dog was the best!
You all have excellent taste in Disney classics! I can only second what everyone else has said so far!
@sammie_kay I will be interested to know what specific device you bought and if it works with good quality. I tried one of those some time back and it was pretty terrible. I want to get my VHS tapes on digital too! I have the original Star Wars Trilogy
in its original format on VHS. You can’t buy it that way anymore and I REALLY want to save it digitally while I still can!It was called Diamond One touch video capture. I can plug it in to anything that has plugs for audio and video. =)
Song of the South – most definitely! It’s been banned so it will never be released on Blu-ray or DVD, but I wish it would because while I still have my VHS tape, I don’t have the machine to play it. I love that movie, especially with its ties to Splash Mountain, and wish I could still watch it
You can find poor quality DVDs of it on the ‘net. I bought one. I’m thinking once I got it, the quality shows it might not have been a legal copy but I didn’t know that at the time.
Song of the South – most definitely! It’s been banned so it will never be released on Blu-ray or DVD, but I wish it would because while I still have my VHS tape, I don’t have the machine to play it. I love that movie, especially with its ties to Splash Mountain, and wish I could still watch it
You can find poor quality DVDs of it on the ‘net. I bought one. I’m thinking once I got it, the quality shows it might not have been a legal copy but I didn’t know that at the time.
I actually purchased Song of the South on DVD and it’s rather good quality too! Still I play it sparingly because I doubt I’ll ever be able to lay my hands on another copy in such good condition.
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