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20th Century Fox Home Entertainment

Title	Label	Country of origin	Original year	Length	Version	MPAA rating	Film format	Tape count	Tape break placement (if applicable)	Color	Released	Note(s)
Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China From Walt Disney Pictures, TriStar Pictures, and Chuck Jones Enterprises	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1991	77 min	Standard version	PG	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	November 18, 1992	Opens with trailers for Hoffa and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Closes with a promo for Ranma ½ and a theatrical trailer for Ranma ½: Nihao My Concubine. Letterboxed. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey (Mù Sī), Fairuza Balk (Nabiki Tendo), Jeff Bergman (male Ranma), Cheryl Chase (Azusa Shiratori), Maggie Cheung (Lychee), Cam Clarke (Ryoga Hibiki), Tom Cruise (Tatewaki Kuno), Zsa Zsa Gabor (Kě Lún), Brad Garrett (Bishamonten), Michael Gough (Happosai), Mark Hamill (Kirin), Jim Hanks (Daihakuse), Tom Hanks (Daikokuse), Jim Jackman (Genma Saotome), Lisa Kudrow (Akane Tendo), Katie Leigh (Monlon), Kerrigan Mahan (Soun Tendo), Patti Parris (Kodachi Kuno), Bradley Pierce (credited as "Bradley Michael Pierce") (Tsubasa Kurenai), Will Ryan (Wu), Cree Summer (Ukyo Kuonji), Lea Thompson (Kasumi Tendo), Lauren Tom (Shān Pú), Les Tremayne (Ebiten), B.J. Ward (female Ranma), and Frank Welker (Mikado Sanzenin).
Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China From Walt Disney Pictures, TriStar Pictures, and Chuck Jones Enterprises	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1991	77 min	Standard version	PG	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	January 9, 1996	Part of the 20th Century Fox Selections lineup. Letterboxed. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey (Mù Sī), Fairuza Balk (Nabiki Tendo), Jeff Bergman (male Ranma), Cheryl Chase (Azusa Shiratori), Maggie Cheung (Lychee), Cam Clarke (Ryoga Hibiki), Tom Cruise (Tatewaki Kuno), Zsa Zsa Gabor (Kě Lún), Brad Garrett (Bishamonten), Michael Gough (Happosai), Mark Hamill (Kirin), Jim Hanks (Daihakuse), Tom Hanks (Daikokuse), Jim Jackman (Genma Saotome), Lisa Kudrow (Akane Tendo), Katie Leigh (Monlon), Kerrigan Mahan (Soun Tendo), Patti Parris (Kodachi Kuno), Bradley Pierce (credited as "Bradley Michael Pierce") (Tsubasa Kurenai), Will Ryan (Wu), Cree Summer (Ukyo Kuonji), Lea Thompson (Kasumi Tendo), Lauren Tom (Shān Pú), Les Tremayne (Ebiten), B.J. Ward (female Ranma), and Frank Welker (Mikado Sanzenin).
Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China From Walt Disney Pictures, TriStar Pictures, and Chuck Jones Enterprises	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1991	77 min	Standard version	PG	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	August 19, 1997	Part of the Widescreen Series lineup. Letterboxed at 2.20:1. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey (Mù Sī), Fairuza Balk (Nabiki Tendo), Jeff Bergman (male Ranma), Cheryl Chase (Azusa Shiratori), Maggie Cheung (Lychee), Cam Clarke (Ryoga Hibiki), Tom Cruise (Tatewaki Kuno), Zsa Zsa Gabor (Kě Lún), Brad Garrett (Bishamonten), Michael Gough (Happosai), Mark Hamill (Kirin), Jim Hanks (Daihakuse), Tom Hanks (Daikokuse), Jim Jackman (Genma Saotome), Lisa Kudrow (Akane Tendo), Katie Leigh (Monlon), Kerrigan Mahan (Soun Tendo), Patti Parris (Kodachi Kuno), Bradley Pierce (credited as "Bradley Michael Pierce") (Tsubasa Kurenai), Will Ryan (Wu), Cree Summer (Ukyo Kuonji), Lea Thompson (Kasumi Tendo), Lauren Tom (Shān Pú), Les Tremayne (Ebiten), B.J. Ward (female Ranma), and Frank Welker (Mikado Sanzenin). THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the high-pitched Deep Note.
Ranma ½ Vol. 1 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, Four Star International, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1989	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 29, 1990	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the second season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Mel Blanc, Tom Cruise, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Lea Thompson, Lee Van Cleef, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 2 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, Four Star International, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1989	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 29, 1990	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the second season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Mel Blanc, Tom Cruise, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Lea Thompson, Lee Van Cleef, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 3 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, Four Star International, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1989	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 29, 1990	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the second season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Mel Blanc, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, June Foray, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Lea Thompson, Lee Van Cleef, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 4 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, Four Star International, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1989	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 29, 1990	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the second season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Mel Blanc, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Patti Parris, Lea Thompson, Lee Van Cleef, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 5 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, Four Star International, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1989	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 29, 1990	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the second season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Mel Blanc (episode 13 only), Cheryl Chase, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Patti Parris, Lea Thompson, Lee Van Cleef, B.J. Ward, and Frank Welker.
Ranma ½ Vol. 6 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, Four Star International, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1989	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 29, 1990	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the second season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cheryl Chase, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Patti Parris, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, Lee Van Cleef, B.J. Ward, and Frank Welker.
Ranma ½ Vol. 7 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, Four Star International, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1989	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 29, 1990	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the second season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Mel Blanc (archive footage only), Cheryl Chase (archive footage only), Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Patti Parris (archive footage only), Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, Lee Van Cleef, B.J. Ward, and Frank Welker (archive footage only). The last episode on the tape is preceded by a message reading "This series is dedicated to the memory of Mel Blanc".
Ranma ½ Vol. 8 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1989	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 21, 1991	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the fourth season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Tony Pope, Cree Summer, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward. The first episode on the tape is preceded by a message reading "Tonight's episode is dedicated to the memory of Lee Van Cleef".
Ranma ½ Vol. 9 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1989	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 21, 1991	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the fourth season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 10 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 21, 1991	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the fourth season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 11 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 21, 1991	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the fourth season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 12 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 21, 1991	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the fourth season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 13 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	CBS/Fox Video	Japan/USA	1990	100 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 21, 1991	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the fourth season. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 14 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 19, 1992	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the sixth season, and a theatrical trailer for Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Cree Summer, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 15 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 19, 1992	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the sixth season, and a theatrical trailer for Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Bradley Pierce (credited as "Bradley Michael Pierce"), Cree Summer, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 16 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 19, 1992	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the sixth season, and a theatrical trailer for Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Cree Summer, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, Les Tremayne, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 17 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 19, 1992	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the sixth season, and a theatrical trailer for Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Cree Summer, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 18 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 19, 1992	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the sixth season, and a theatrical trailer for Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Michael J. Fox, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Cree Summer, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 19 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 19, 1992	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the sixth season, and a theatrical trailer for Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Kelly Hu, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Cree Summer, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 20 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 19, 1992	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the sixth season, and a theatrical trailer for Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Cree Summer, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
Ranma ½ Vol. 21 From CBS Video Enterprises, Chuck Jones Enterprises, New World Entertainment, Buena Vista Television Distribution, and WHYY Philadelphia	FoxVideo	Japan/USA	1990	75 min	Standard version	NR	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	March 19, 1992	Opens with a promo for Ranma ½, including a teaser for the sixth season, and a theatrical trailer for Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China. Dubbed in English by Weddington Productions. Voices by Joe Alaskey, Fairuza Balk, Jeff Bergman, Cam Clarke, Tom Cruise, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Michael Gough, Jim Jackman, Lisa Kudrow, Nathan Lane, Katie Leigh, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Cree Summer, Lea Thompson, Lauren Tom, and B.J. Ward.
The Star Wars Holiday Special From 20th Century-Fox Television	Magnetic Video Corporation	USA	1978	98 min	Standard version	PG	NTSC-M	1	N/A	Color	September 1979	1976 20th Century-Fox logo with "A Lucasfilm Limited Production" closing precedes the feature, and the 20th Century-Fox Television logo is retained. Closes with a trailer for The Empire Strikes Back.

Artisan Entertainment

Title	Label	Country of origin	Original year	Length	Version	MPAA rating	Film format	Tape count	Tape break placement (if applicable)	Color	Released	Note(s)
The Black Hole From the Walt Disney Company	Avid Home Entertainment	USA	1979	95 min	Standard version	PG	Technovision	1	N/A	Color	October 19, 1994	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode.
Castle in the Sky From Tokuma Shoten	Live Home Video	USA/Japan	1986	124 min	English-dubbed version	PG	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	July 18, 1991	Opens with trailers for Queens Logic, The Doors, and Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and an anti-drug PSA. Letterboxed. Dubbed in English by Magnum Video Tape and Dubbing. Voices by Lara Cody (Sheeta and Okami), Daniel Foster (additional voices), Eddie Frierson (Henri), Barbara Goodson (Pazu and Madge), Dave Mallow (Louis), Edward Mannix (Uncle Pom), Mike Reynolds (General), Barry Stigler (Charles), Rachel Van Owen (Dola), Clifton Wells (Mr. Duffi and Motro), and Jeff Winkless (Muska).
The Devil and Max Devlin From the Walt Disney Company	Avid Home Entertainment	USA	1981	96 min	Standard version	PG	Matted 1.75	1	N/A	Color	1992	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode.
Kiki's Delivery Service From Tokuma Shoten	Live Home Video	USA/Japan	1989	103 min	English-dubbed version	G	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	December 20, 1990	Opens with trailers for Repossessed and Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and a promo for Family Home Entertainment's Christmas Classics. Letterboxed. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Lara Cody (Ket, Maki, and additional voices), John Dantona (Okino), Eddie Frierson (Tombo), Barbara Goodson (Kokiri and additional voices), Alexandra Kenworth (Osono), Steve Kramer (additional voices), Wendee Lee (Senior Witch and additional voices), Carl Macek (additional voices), Melanie MacQueen (Madame and additional voices), Kerrigan Mahan (Jiji), Dave Mallow (additional voices), Diane Michelle (Miss Dora and additional voices), Lisa Michelson (Kiki), Edie Mirman (Ursula and Barsa), Mike Reynolds (additional voices), Gregory Snegoff (Fukuo), and Doug Stone (additional voices).
Midnight Madness From the Walt Disney Company	Avid Home Entertainment	USA	1980	112 min	Standard version	PG	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	1991	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode.
The North Avenue Irregulars From the Walt Disney Company	Avid Home Entertainment	USA	1979	100 min	Standard version	G	Matted 1.75	1	N/A	Color	1992	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode.
Tex From the Walt Disney Company	Avid Home Entertainment	USA	1982	103 min	Standard version	PG	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	1991	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode.
Trenchcoat From the Walt Disney Company	Avid Home Entertainment	USA	1983	91 min	Standard version	PG	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	August 22, 1995	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode.

Buena Vista Home Entertainment

Title	Label	Country of origin	Original year	Length	Version	MPAA rating	Film format	Tape count	Tape break placement (if applicable)	Color	Released	Note(s)
Aladdin	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1992	90 min	Standard version	G	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	January 14, 1997	Opens with a Walt Disney World 25th Anniversary commercial, a theatrical trailer for Hercules, video trailers for Bambi, The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves, and a Disney Interactive commercial (for Disney's Animated Storybook: 101 Dalmatians). Closes with a video trailer for 101 Dalmatians (1996) and the behind-the-scenes documentary, called The Making of Aladdin: A Whole New World.
Alice in Wonderland	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1951	75 min	Original version	G	Academy	1	N/A	Color	August 20, 1996	Opens with a theatrical trailer for 101 Dalmatians (1996), a Disney Interactive commercial, and video trailers for James and the Giant Peach, Muppet Treasure Island, Oliver & Company and Toy Story. Closes with video trailers for Aladdin and the King of Thieves, The Aristocats, the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection and the Walt Disney Family Film Collection.
The Aristocats	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1970	79 min	Original theatrical version	G	TBD	1	N/A	Color	September 20, 1991	Opens with video trailers for The Jungle Book and The Rescuers Down Under.
Bedknobs and Broomsticks	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1971	117 minutes	Standard version	G	Matted 1.75	1	N/A	Color	September 18, 1992	Opens with video trailers for Beauty and the Beast, The Rescuers and The Great Mouse Detective. Closes with a video trailer for 101 Dalmatians. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
A Bug's Life	Walt Disney Home Entertainment	USA	1998	95 min	TBD	G	TBD	1	N/A	Color	May 27, 2003	Opens with a video trailer for The Lion King Special Edition, a theatrical trailer for Finding Nemo, and video trailers for Stitch! The Movie, Sleeping Beauty Special Edition, and George of the Jungle 2. Includes the Geri's Game short. Closes with a Finding Nemo Fishy Facts clip. THX-certified, uses the Tex trailer. It appears after the format screen (the version from the bonus edition VHS of "The Others") and before the film starts.
Cliff Hanger II: Cagliostro Castle From Toho, Carolco Pictures, and Buena Vista Distribution	Walt Disney Home Video	Japan	1979	90 min	Edited English-subtitled version	G	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	June 1986	Uses video-generated subtitles.
Cliff Hanger II: Cagliostro Castle From Toho, Carolco Pictures, and Buena Vista Distribution	Walt Disney Home Video	Japan	1979	100 min	Uncut English-subtitled version	NR	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	June 1986	Uses video-generated subtitles.
Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Disneyland Fun	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1990	29 minutes	TBD	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	June 19, 1992	Closes with the 1992 Sing-Along Songs promo. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Fun with Music	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1989	28 minutes	TBD	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	June 19, 1992	Closes with the 1992 Sing-Along Songs promo. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Heigh-Ho	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1987	26 minutes	TBD	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	June 19, 1992	Closes with the 1992 Sing-Along Songs promo. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Let's Go to Euro Disneyland From Buena Vista Home Video and Gregory Sills Productions	Walt Disney Home Video	France	1993	30 min	English-dubbed version	NR	SECAM-L	1	N/A	Color	February 18, 1994	Opens with a promo for Winnie the Pooh Playtime. Closes with the 1993 Sing-Along Songs promo.
Disney's Sing-Along Songs: The Bare Necessities	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1987	27 minutes	TBD	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	June 19, 1992	Closes with the 1992 Sing-Along Songs promo. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Under the Sea	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1990	28 minutes	TBD	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	June 19, 1992	Closes with the 1992 Sing-Along Songs promo. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
Disney's Sing-Along Songs: You Can Fly	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1988	28 min	TBD	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	June 19, 1992	Closes with the 1992 Sing-Along Songs promo. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
Disney's Sing-Along Songs: Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1986	26 minutes	TBD	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	June 19, 1992	Closes with the 1992 Sing-Along Songs promo. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
The Little Mermaid	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1989	83 min	Original theatrical version	G	Matted 1.66	1	N/A	Color	October 1, 1993	Opens with a theatrical trailer for The Lion King.
The Little Mermaid - Ariel's Undersea Adventures: Ariel the Ballerina	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1993	44 min	Standard version	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	July 15, 1994	Opens with a promo for Winnie the Pooh Learning and a trailer for Muppet Classic Theater. Closes with the November 1993 The Little Mermaid - Ariel's Undersea Adventures promo and the 1993 Sing-Along Songs promo. Contains the episodes "Wish Upon a Starfish" and "Metal Fish".
The Little Mermaid - Ariel's Undersea Adventures: Saltwater Sisters	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1992	44 min	Standard version	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	July 15, 1994	Opens with a promo for Winnie the Pooh Learning and a trailer for Muppet Classic Theater. Closes with the November 1993 The Little Mermaid - Ariel's Undersea Adventures promo and the 1993 Sing-Along Songs promo. Contains the episodes "Beached" and "Thingamajigger".
Lupin III From Toho, Carolco Pictures, and World Northal Corporation	Walt Disney Home Video	Japan	1978	90 min	Edited English-dubbed version	PG	VistaVision	1	N/A	Color	June 1986	Dubbed in English by Frontier Enterprises. Voices by John Armstrong, Tom Clark, Cliff Harrington, Donald Johnson, Donald Knode, Patricia Kobayashi, Frank Rogers, William James Ross, Gregory Starr, Mike Worman, and Giuseppe Zucatti. Preceded by a parental advisory warning due to its surprisingly Hubley-esque adult content.
Lupin III From Toho, Carolco Pictures, and World Northal Corporation	Walt Disney Home Video	Japan	1978	102 min	Uncut English-dubbed version	NR	VistaVision	1	N/A	Color	June 1986	Dubbed in English by Frontier Enterprises. Voices by John Armstrong, Tom Clark, Cliff Harrington, Donald Johnson, Donald Knode, Patricia Kobayashi, Frank Rogers, William James Ross, Gregory Starr, Mike Worman, and Giuseppe Zucatti. Preceded by a parental advisory warning due to its surprisingly Hubley-esque adult content.
Pete's Dragon	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1977	128 min	Standard version	G	Matted 1.75	1	N/A	Color	September 18, 1992	Opens with video trailers for Beauty and the Beast, The Rescuers and The Great Mouse Detective. Closes with a video trailer for 101 Dalmatians. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
The Rescuers	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1977	76 min	Original theatrical version	G	Matted 1.75	1	N/A	Color	September 21, 1990	Opens with a behind-the-scenes trailer for The Rescuers Down Under and a video trailer for The Little Mermaid.
The Rescuers Down Under	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1990	77 min	Standard version	G	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	September 18, 1992	Opens with video trailers for Beauty and the Beast, The Rescuers and The Great Mouse Detective. Closes with a video trailer for 101 Dalmatians. Uses the 1992 Walt Disney Classics logo with bass heavy-distorted audio. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
Robin Hood	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1973	83 min	Standard version	G	Matted 1.75	1	N/A	Color	September 18, 1992	Opens with video trailers for Beauty and the Beast, The Rescuers and The Great Mouse Detective. Closes with a video trailer for 101 Dalmatians. Uses the 1992 Walt Disney Classics logo with bass heavy-distorted audio. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
Sailor Moon Vol. 1 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1992	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	August 29, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Pocahontas and Toy Story (rough edit on early prints, standard teaser trailer on most prints), promos for the Disney Princess Collection and Disney Sing-Along Songs (1994 version), and a sneak preview of Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with an interview with Naoko Takeuchi (subtitled in English) and a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Ardwight Chamberlain, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, and Cree Summer. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 2 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1992	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	August 29, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Pocahontas and Toy Story (rough edit on early prints, standard teaser trailer on most prints), promos for the Disney Princess Collection and Disney Sing-Along Songs (1994 version), and a sneak preview of Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a staff interview (subtitled in English) and a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage (uncredited), Ardwight Chamberlain, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, and Cree Summer. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 3 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1992	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	August 29, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Pocahontas and Toy Story (rough edit on early prints, standard teaser trailer on most prints), promos for the Disney Princess Collection and Disney Sing-Along Songs (1994 version), and a sneak preview of Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with the first part of a cast interview (subtitled in English) and a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage (uncredited), Ardwight Chamberlain, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, Cree Summer, and Paul Winchell. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 4 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1992	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	August 29, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Pocahontas and Toy Story (rough edit on early prints, standard teaser trailer on most prints), promos for the Disney Princess Collection and Disney Sing-Along Songs (1994 version), and a sneak preview of Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with the second part of a cast interview (subtitled in English) and a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage (uncredited), Ardwight Chamberlain, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, Cree Summer, Kirk Thornton, and Paul Winchell. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 5 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1992	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	August 29, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Pocahontas and Toy Story (rough edit on early prints, standard teaser trailer on most prints), promos for the Disney Princess Collection and Disney Sing-Along Songs (1994 version), and a sneak preview of Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage (uncredited), Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, Cree Summer, and Kirk Thornton. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 6 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1992	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	August 29, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Pocahontas and Toy Story (rough edit on early prints, standard teaser trailer on most prints), promos for the Disney Princess Collection and Disney Sing-Along Songs (1994 version), and a sneak preview of Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with Sailor Moon merchandise commercials (subtitled in English) and a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage (uncredited), Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, Cree Summer, and Kirk Thornton. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 7 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1992	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	November 28, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Toy Story (theatrical trailer), Muppet Treasure Island, The Brave Little Toaster, The Santa Clause, and Pocahontas. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a barbecue with the cast (subtitled in English) and a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage (uncredited), Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, Cree Summer, and Paul Winchell. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 8 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1992	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	November 28, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Toy Story (theatrical trailer), Muppet Treasure Island, The Brave Little Toaster, The Santa Clause, and Pocahontas. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with the Sailor Moon Big Illustration Collection and a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage (uncredited), Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Mark Hamill, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, Cree Summer, and Paul Winchell. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 9 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1992	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	November 28, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Toy Story (theatrical trailer), Muppet Treasure Island, The Brave Little Toaster, The Santa Clause, and Pocahontas. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a Christmas party with the cast (subtitled in English) and a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, and Cree Summer. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 10 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1992	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	November 28, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Toy Story (theatrical trailer), Muppet Treasure Island, The Brave Little Toaster, The Santa Clause, and Pocahontas. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Mark Hamill, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, Cree Summer, and Paul Winchell. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 11 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1993	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	November 28, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Toy Story (theatrical trailer), Muppet Treasure Island, The Brave Little Toaster, The Santa Clause, and Pocahontas. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with all 46 episode previews (subtitled in English) and a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Mark Hamill, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Kerrigan Mahan, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, Cree Summer, and Paul Winchell. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon Vol. 12 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1993	54 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	November 28, 1995	Opens with cross-promotions with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the Star Wars Trilogy and Orion Home Video for the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup, trailers for Toy Story (theatrical trailer), Muppet Treasure Island, The Brave Little Toaster, The Santa Clause, and Pocahontas. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with the clean opening ("Moonlight Legend") and closing ("Heart Moving" and "Moon Princess") sequences and a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone, Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Don Francks, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, and Cree Summer. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon R Vol. 1 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1993	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	February 27, 1996	Opens with trailers for Muppet Treasure Island, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Sailor Moon SuperS: The Black Dream Hole, a promo for the Disney Princess Collection, and trailers for The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Alexandra Kenworthy, Val Kilmer, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Brittany Murphy, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, and Cree Summer. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon R Vol. 2 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1993	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	February 27, 1996	Opens with trailers for Muppet Treasure Island, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Sailor Moon SuperS: The Black Dream Hole, a promo for the Disney Princess Collection, and trailers for The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Alexandra Kenworthy, Val Kilmer, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Brittany Murphy, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, and Cree Summer. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon R Vol. 3 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1993	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	February 27, 1996	Opens with trailers for Muppet Treasure Island, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Sailor Moon SuperS: The Black Dream Hole, a promo for the Disney Princess Collection, and trailers for The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Alexandra Kenworthy, Val Kilmer, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Brittany Murphy, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, and Cree Summer. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon R Vol. 4 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1993	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	February 27, 1996	Opens with trailers for Muppet Treasure Island, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Sailor Moon SuperS: The Black Dream Hole, a promo for the Disney Princess Collection, and trailers for The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage, Ardwight Chamberlain, Cheryl Chase, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Alexandra Kenworthy, Val Kilmer, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Brittany Murphy, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, and Cree Summer. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon R Vol. 5 From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1993	108 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	February 27, 1996	Opens with trailers for Muppet Treasure Island, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Sailor Moon SuperS: The Black Dream Hole, a promo for the Disney Princess Collection, and trailers for The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Aladdin and the King of Thieves. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a promo for Sailor Moon. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Jodi Benson, Jeff Bergman, Steve Bulen, Corey Burton, Nicolas Cage, Ardwight Chamberlain, Cheryl Chase, Lara Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Cullen, Grey DeLisle, Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald"), Rebecca Forstadt, Mark Hamill, Alexandra Kenworthy, Wendee Lee, Katie Leigh, Carl Macek, Tress MacNeille, Melanie MacQueen, Patti Parris, Will Ryan, Ken Sansom (credited as "Rabbit", also in staff under his own name as "Assistant to Mr. Rabbit"), Gregory Snegoff, Cree Summer, and Paul Winchell. Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
Sailor Moon R: The Promise of the Rose From Walt Disney Television, Streamline Pictures, All-American Television, and WNET New York	Walt Disney Home Video and Streamline Pictures	Japan/USA	1993	83 min	English-dubbed version	NR	16mm	1	N/A	Color	February 27, 1996	Opens with trailers for Muppet Treasure Island, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Sailor Moon SuperS: The Black Dream Hole, a promo for the Disney Princess Collection, trailers for The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Aladdin and the King of Thieves, and the short subject Make Up! Sailor Soldiers. Uses the Laser LET bumpers for "Now in Theaters" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Theaters" (voiceover by Mark Elliot as "Coming to theaters from Walt Disney Pictures"), "Now on Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings), "Coming Soon to Videocassette" (voiceover by Brian Cummings as "And now, coming soon to videocassette"), and "Feature Presentation" (voiceover by Mark Elliot), all with the first eight notes of "Great Ovation". Closes with a promo for Sailor Moon. Letterboxed. Dubbed in English by Streamline Pictures. Voices by Catherine Battistone (Xenian), Jodi Benson (Amy Mizuno/Sailor Mercury), Nicolas Cage (Artemis), Cheryl Chase (Bonnie Tsukino), Lara Cody (Minako Aino/Sailor Venus and Luna), Grey DeLisle (Ray Hino/Sailor Mars), Juliana Donald (credited as "Julie Donald") (additional voices), Rebecca Forstadt (Bunny Tsukino/Sailor Moon), Alexandra Kenworthy (additional voices), Val Kilmer (Fiore), Katie Leigh (additional voices), Carl Macek (additional voices), Melanie MacQueen (Makoto Kino/Sailor Jupiter), Patti Parris (additional voices), Brad Renfro (young Fiore), Will Ryan (additional voices), Gregory Snegoff (Marty Chiba/Tuxedo Mask), and Elijah Wood (young Marty). Released as part of the Streamline Pictures Video Comics lineup. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the theatrical-pitched Deep Note. Exclusively duplicated at Rank Video Services America.
So Dear to My Heart	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1948	82 min	1964 theatrical version	G	Academy	1	N/A	Color	March 15, 1991	Opens with a behind-the-scenes trailer for Beauty and the Beast and video trailers for The Jungle Book and The Rescuers Down Under.
Song of the South	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1946	94 min	Standard version	G	Academy	1	N/A	Color	November 1982	Closes with the Walt Disney and You promo.
Super Mario Bros.: The Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach! From Rysher Entertainment	Walt Disney Home Video	Japan	1986	60 min	English-dubbed version	G	Academy	1	N/A	Color	April 30, 1993	Opens with promos for Fraggle Rock ("coming this summer from Jim Henson Video...") and Billy Bunny's Animal Songs ("coming on video"). Uses the Jim Henson Video version of the Feature Program bumper, with the voiceover by Jim Cummings and the last few seconds of "All for Just One Thin Dime". Closes with a trailer for Super Mario Bros. and a promo for Winnie the Pooh Storybook Classics (1993 version). Dubbed in English by Frontier Enterprises. Voices by Walter Carroll (Kibidango/Prince Haru), Tom Clark (Mario), Deborah DeSnoo (Bowser's Minions), Cliff Harrington (Koopa Priest), Michelle Hart (Princess Peach), Mary Malone (Lakitu and Miss Endless), Jeff Manning (Luigi), Richard Nieskins (Hammer Bros.), William Ross (Mushroom Hermit), Carrie Sakai (Bowser's Minions), Gerri Sorrells (Bowser's Minions), Rumiko Varnes (Mushroom Retainers), and Mike Worman (Bowser).
The Three Caballeros	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1945	71 min	1960s theatrical version	G	Academy	1	N/A	Color	September 18, 1992	Opens with video trailers for Beauty and the Beast, The Rescuers and The Great Mouse Detective. Closes with a video trailer for 101 Dalmatians. Exclusively duplicated at Technicolor Videocassette in Livonia and New York City.
Toy Story	Walt Disney Home Video	USA	1995	81 min	Standard version	G	TBD	1	N/A	Color	October 17, 2000	Opens with almost the same trailers that appear on the VHS release of Toy Story 2, except it also has a preview for Toy Story 2. Includes the Tin Toy short. Closes with the "You've Got a Friend in Me", The Making of Toy Story, and a video trailer for Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins. THX-certified, uses the Tex trailer. It appears after the format screen and before the film starts.
Urusei Yatsura: Only You From Toho, Walt Disney Productions, ITC Film Distributors, and Lucille Ball Productions	Walt Disney Home Video	Japan/USA	1983	101 min	Standard version	PG	Academy	1	N/A	Color	July 1984	The earliest Disney videocassette release to be issued in a cardboard slipcover. Dubbed in English by Glen Glenn Sound, with a few characters dubbed at Frontier Enterprises. Voices by Desi Arnaz Jr. (Ataru Moroboshi), Lucie Arnaz (Lum), Drew Barrymore (young Elle), Dick Billingsley (young Ataru), Mel Blanc (Ataru's father and additional voices), Cam Clarke (additional voices), Townsend Coleman (Perm and additional voices), Peter Cullen (Shutaro Mendo), Walker Edminston (additional voices), June Foray (Ten, Sakura, Barbara, and additional voices), Rebecca Forstadt (Ran), Barry Gordon (additional voices), Casey Kasem (additional voices), Patricia Kobayashi (Princess Kurama), Katie Leigh (additional voices), Malcolm McDowell (Megane), Don Messick (additional voices), Diane Michelle (Shinobu Miyake), Howie Morris (Chibi), Heather North (Oyuki), Rob Paulsen (additional voices), Will Ryan (additional voices), Arnold Schwarzenegger (Rei), Hal Smith (additional voices), Sissy Spacek (Elle), Gregory Starr (Lum's father), Patricia Stevens (Benten), Sharon Stone (Nanabake Rose), Janet Waldo (Ataru's mother and additional voices), Frank Welker (Kakugari and additional voices), Paul Winchell (Cherry), and Reiko Yamada (Lum's mother).

HBO Video

Title	Label	Country of origin	Original year	Length	Version	MPAA rating	Film format	Tape count	Tape break placement (if applicable)	Color	Released	Note(s)
The 36th Chamber of Shaolin From World Northal Corporation	Thorn EMI/HBO Video	Hong Kong/China	1978	115 min	Standard version	R	Shawscope	1	N/A	Color	May 14, 1986	Dubbed in English by Axis International. Voices by Chris Hilton and Ted Thomas.
Brazil From Embassy International Pictures	Thorn EMI/HBO Video	UK/USA	1985	142 min	Standard version	R	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	July 1985	TBD
Dune From Dino de Laurentiis	Thorn EMI/HBO Video	USA/Mexico	1984	137 min	Standard version	PG-13	Todd-AO 35	1	N/A	Color	May 1985	Exclusively duplicated on 3M/Scotch videotape stock.
The King of Comedy From Embassy International Pictures	Thorn EMI Video	USA	1982	109 min	Standard version	PG	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	August 1983	Closes with the Fall 1982 Thorn EMI trailer reel.
Legend From Embassy International Pictures	Thorn EMI/HBO Video	USA	1985	93 min	Standard version	PG	J-D-C Scope	1	N/A	Color	March 1986	TBD

MGM Home Entertainment

Title	Label	Country of origin	Original year	Length	Version	MPAA rating	Film format	Tape count	Tape break placement (if applicable)	Color	Released	Note(s)
2001: Odisea del espacio	MGM/CBS Home Video	UK/USA	1968	136 min	35mm general release version	G	Super Panavision 70 (some scenes filmed in Cinerama)	1	N/A	Color	October 1980	In English with Spanish subtitles. Trailers for Fame and The Wizard of Oz at the end.
Ben-Hur	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA/Mexico	1959	206 min	35mm general release version	G	Ultra Panavision 70	2	Just after the line "I don't believe in miracles."	Color	October 1980	Dubbed in Spanish. Trailers for Fame, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and The Wizard of Oz at the end.
Blow-Up: Deseo de una mañana de verano	MGM/CBS Home Video	UK/Italy	1966	102 min	Standard version	X	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	October 1980	In English with Spanish subtitles. Trailers for Fame and 2001: A Space Odyssey at the end.
Coma	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA	1978	104 min	Standard version	PG	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	October 1980	In English with Spanish subtitles. Original 1970 MPAA rating card intact at the end.
La costilla de Adán	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA	1949	101 min	Standard version	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Black and white	October 1980	In English with Spanish subtitles. Trailers for Fame, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and The Wizard of Oz at the end.
Doce del patíbulo	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA/Mexico	1967	150 min	Standard version	PG	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	October 1980	Dubbed in Spanish.
Doctor Zhivago	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA/Mexico	1965	176 min	General release version	PG	Panavision	2	TBD	Color	October 1980	Dubbed in Spanish. Trailers for Fame, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and The Wizard of Oz at the end
El luchador callejero From Viacom International and New Line Cinema	MGM/CBS Home Video	Japan	1974	75 min	Censored English-dubbed version	R	Actionscope	1	N/A	Color	October 1980	In English with Spanish subtitles. Trailers for Fame, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and The Wizard of Oz at the end.
El mago de Oz	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA/Mexico	1939	101 min	Kansas scenes in black and white	G	Academy	1	N/A	Color/Black and white	October 1980	Dubbed in Spanish. Trailers for Fame and 2001: A Space Odyssey at the end.
Poder que mata Co-produced with United Artists	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA	1976	118 min	Standard version	R	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	October 1980	In English with Spanish subtitles. Trailers for Fame, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and The Wizard of Oz at the end.
Prisionero del rock and roll	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA/Mexico	1957	96 min	Standard version	NR	SuperScope 235	1	N/A	Black and white	October 1980	Dubbed in Spanish. Trailers for Fame, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and The Wizard of Oz at the end.
Rio Lobo From Cinema Center Films	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA/Mexico	1970	114 min	Standard version	G	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	October 1980	Dubbed in Spanish. Trailer for Fame at the end.
La rueda de la fortuna	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA	1944	113 min	Standard version	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	October 1980	Dubbed in Spanish. Trailers for Fame and 2001: A Space Odyssey at the end.
Sinfonía en París	MGM/CBS Home Video	USA/Mexico	1951	102 min	Standard version	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	October 1980	Dubbed in Spanish. Trailers for Fame and 2001: A Space Odyssey at the end.

Paramount Home Video

Title	Label	Country of origin	Original year	Length	Version	MPAA rating	Film format	Tape count	Tape break placement (if applicable)	Color	Released	Note(s)
Cliff Hanger II: Cagliostro Castle From Toho and United Productions of America	Paramount Gateway Video	Japan	1979	90 min	Edited English-subtitled version	G	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	September 9, 1992	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode. Uses the 1986 Walt Disney Home Video master which preserves the Walt Disney Home Video Neon Mickey logo, the 1985 Carolco logo, the MPAA G bumper, and the 1979 Buena Vista Distribution logo before the feature presentation.
Cliff Hanger II: Cagliostro Castle From Toho and United Productions of America	Paramount Gateway Video	Japan	1979	100 min	Uncut English-subtitled version	NR	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	September 9, 1992	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode. Uses the 1986 Walt Disney Home Video master which preserves the Walt Disney Home Video Neon Mickey logo and the 1985 Carolco logo before the feature presentation.
House From Toho and United Productions of America	Paramount Gateway Video	Japan/Hong Kong	1977	88 min	English-dubbed version	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	September 28, 1994	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode. Dubbed in English by Barry Haigh Group. Voices by Warwick Evans, Barry Haigh, Linda Masson, Elizabeth Oram, and Matthew Oram.
Lupin III From Toho and United Productions of America	Paramount Gateway Video	Japan	1978	90 min	Edited English-dubbed version	PG	VistaVision	1	N/A	Color	September 9, 1992	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode. Dubbed in English by Frontier Enterprises. Voices by John Armstrong, Tom Clark, Cliff Harrington, Donald Johnson, Donald Knode, Patricia Kobayashi, Frank Rogers, William James Ross, Gregory Starr, Mike Worman, and Giuseppe Zucatti. Uses the 1986 Walt Disney Home Video master which preserves the parental advisory warning, the Walt Disney Home Video Neon Mickey logo, the 1985 Carolco logo, the MPAA PG bumper, and the World Northal logo before the feature presentation.
Lupin III From Toho and United Productions of America	Paramount Gateway Video	Japan	1978	102 min	Uncut English-dubbed version	NR	VistaVision	1	N/A	Color	September 9, 1992	Duplicated in EP/SLP mode. Dubbed in English by Frontier Enterprises. Voices by John Armstrong, Tom Clark, Cliff Harrington, Donald Johnson, Donald Knode, Patricia Kobayashi, Frank Rogers, William James Ross, Gregory Starr, Mike Worman, and Giuseppe Zucatti. Uses the 1986 Walt Disney Home Video master which preserves the parental advisory warning, the Walt Disney Home Video Neon Mickey logo and the 1985 Carolco logo before the feature presentation.

PolyGram Video

Title	Label	Country of origin	Original year	Length	Version	MPAA rating	Film format	Tape count	Tape break placement (if applicable)	Color	Released	Note(s)
Pokémon 3: The Movie From PolyGram Films, Nintendo Films, and 4Kids Entertainment	PolyGram Video	USA/Japan	2000	93 min	English-dubbed version	G	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	August 21, 2001	Opens with a promo for Universal Theme Parks, trailers for Josie and the Pussycats and Tremors 3: Back to Perfection, promos for the Pokémon Trading Card League, the Kids WB! programming block, and Cubix: Robots for Everyone, and the short subject Pikachu and Pichu. Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.
Pokémon: Mewtwo Returns From PolyGram Visual Programming and 4Kids Entertainment	PolyGram Video	USA/Japan	2000	63 min	English-dubbed version	NR	Academy	1	N/A	Color	December 4, 2001	Opens with trailers for Pokémon 3: The Movie, MVP: Most Valuable Primate, Jurassic Park III, Shrek, and a promo for the Kids WB! programming block. Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.
Pokémon: The First Movie From PolyGram Films, Nintendo Films, and 4Kids Entertainment	PolyGram Video	USA/Japan	1998	93 min	English-dubbed version	G	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	March 21, 2000	Opens with the Universal Family Features promo, trailers for Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Dudley Do-Right, Franklin and the Green Knight, and The Road to El Dorado, a soundtrack promo, the Kids WB! Yourself commercial, and the short subject Pikachu's Vacation. Closes with a sneak preview of Pokémon: The Movie 2000 and a promo for the Pokémon Trading Card League. Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.
Pokémon: The Movie 2000 From PolyGram Films, Nintendo Films, and 4Kids Entertainment	PolyGram Video	USA/Japan	1999	101 min	English-dubbed version	G	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	November 14, 2000	Opens with a sneak preview of Pokémon 3: The Movie, promos for Hey You, Pikachu! and the Pokémon Trading Card League, trailers for Joseph, King of Dreams, An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster, The Road to El Dorado, MVP: Most Valuable Primate, and Chicken Run, a promo for Pokémon: The Johto Journeys, a soundtrack promo, and the short subject Pikachu's Rescue Adventure. Dubbed in English by Taj Studios.

Warner Home Video

Title	Label	Country of origin	Original year	Length	Version	MPAA rating	Film format	Tape count	Tape break placement (if applicable)	Color	Released	Note(s)
Brazil From Regency Enterprises	Warner Home Video	UK/USA	1985	142 min	Standard version	R	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	June 4, 1996	TBD
Disciples of Death From Shaw Brothers Studio	Warner Home Video	Hong Kong/Taiwan	1974	101 min	World Northal version	NC-17	Shawscope	1	N/A	Color	June 27, 1995	TBD
Heroes Two From Shaw Brothers Studio	Warner Home Video	Hong Kong	1974	93 min	World Northal version	R	Shawscope	1	N/A	Color	June 27, 1995	TBD
Highlander From UGC Droits Audiovisuels	Warner Home Video	UK/USA	1985	116 min	European theatrical version	R	Matted 1.85	1	N/A	Color	September 3, 1996	Letterboxed. THX-certified, uses the Broadway trailer with the high-pitched Deep Note.
Invincible Pole Fighter From Shaw Brothers Studio	Warner Home Video	Hong Kong	1984	98 min	World Northal version	NC-17	Shawscope	1	N/A	Color	June 27, 1995	TBD
Legend From Regency Enterprises	Warner Home Video	USA	1985	93 min	Standard version	PG	J-D-C Scope	1	N/A	Color	June 4, 1996	TBD
Legendary Weapons of Kung Fu From Shaw Brothers Studio	Warner Home Video	Hong Kong	1982	109 min	World Northal version	R	Shawscope	1	N/A	Color	June 27, 1995	TBD
Shaolin Executioner From Shaw Brothers Studio	Warner Home Video	Hong Kong	1977	98 min	World Northal version	R	Shawscope	1	N/A	Color	June 27, 1995	TBD