Customer Reviews

Classic Cartoon Favorites, Vol. 7 - Extreme Adventure Fun

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These are great cartoons, but there is nothing new to DVD here. If you have the Disney Treasures sets, you have these cartoons:

Others gave descriptions, so I will just list their original DVD release:

"No Sail" (1945) w/ Donald and Goofy - already on "The Chronological Donald volume 2".

"Two Weeks Vacation" (1952) w/ Goofy - already on "The Complete Goofy".

"Trailer Horn" (1950) w/ Donald, Chip & Dale - to be released on "The Chronological Donald volume 3" this December 11, 2007.

"Old Sequoia" (1945) w/ Donald - already on "The Chronological Donald volume 2".

"Mickey's Trailer" (1938) w/ Mickey, Donald, and Goofy - already on "Mickey Mouse in Color volume 1"

"Hello Aloha" (1952) w/ Goofy - already on "The Complete Goofy".

"Good Scouts" (1938) w/ Donald, Huey, Dewey, and louie - already on "The Chronological Donald volume 1".

"How to Ride a Horse" (1941) w/ Goofy - this is the 1950 re-release excerpt from the 1941 feature "The Reluctant Dragon" which has already been released on DVD.

This is one of my favorites in the Classic Cartoon Favorites series so far--this DVD is packed with some of the best cartoons I've seen so far. Here's a short summary of each:

Mickey's Trailer: When Goofy disconnects the line between his car and Mickey's inventive trailer, it's all downhill! (7:30)

No Sail: Donald & Goofy are trapped in a boat--which, ironically, will let steer them home, if they had a nickel. When sharks drop by, hilarious trouble ensues. (7:30)

Good Scouts: On a camping trip, Donald tries to show off to Huey, Dewey, and Louie about what he can do--until a bear intervenes and causes Donald a scare. (7:30)

Hello Aloha: Goofy has had it, and on a desperate attempt for relaxation, cruises to Hawaii. Only to find relaxation is not what it turned out to be! (6:30)

Old Sequoia: Donald is now a park ranger, and find some beavers in his district sawing down trees--but if Old Sequoia goes, he'll go! (6:30)

How to Ride a Horse: One of Goofy's "How to's", Goofy would be an expert horse rider...or is the horse the expert? (8:00)

Trailer Horn: When Donald goes on a camping trip, Chip 'n' Dale are curious to see a trailer in their forest...until they have some fun. (6:30)

Two Weeks Vacation: One of Goofy's classics! Goofy goes on vacation, but can never find a spare minute of peace anywhere...especially with the trailer always ahead of him on the road! (6:00)

This is truly destined to be a classic! I LOVE these old cartoons because they give me insight on Disney's past. My favorite ones on here are Mickey's Trailer and Old Sequoia. They are also the oldest cartoons in this particular collection. I LOVE them!

Our family loved every minute of this DVD! We watch all the shorts over & over again. It's a great DVD and I would recommend that everyone give it a chance!

Granson gift...he is 7...loves the Goofy DVD's. Fun to share the Goofy character with your Grandson...some things don't change...Goofy is still great!

My 2 year old son really likes Mickey Mouse, but I just can't stand the new Clubhouse program. I bought him this DVD and it's a great little collection of shorts. I remember watching Mickey's Trailer on tv when I was a kid. This DVD is even better than the Treasury DVDs because there isn't an annoying introduction to each cartoon. My son loves it, and I love watching it, too.

My husband wants our children to have the opportunity to view quality, non-offensive cartoons like we did when we were young. This is the perfect way and we love it!

Classic Disney cartoons. Very funny and cute. Who doesn't love Mickey Mouse? It arrived very quickly and in new condition.

My son really likes the older mickey mouse movies so I bought this for him. He's really likes the movie, but there is one scene where Donald is about to get eaten from a bear that frightens him. He thinks it is real.Lol!

The toddler grandchildren really love Mickey Mouse and this DVD keeps them watching, which is why I ordered it. Personally, I have seen better MM DVD's.