Peanuts Holiday Collection (It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown / A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving / A Charlie Brown Christmas) (Deluxe Edition)From Warner Home Video
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #213 in DVD
- Released on: 2008-09-23
- Rating: NR (Not Rated)
- Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
- Formats: Animated, Box set, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
- Original language: English
- Number of discs: 3
- Running time: 75 minutes
Customer Reviews
Same Classics - All Dressed Up!
I own the "original" set of DVD Holiday Classics and this set mirrors those in content except for different "B-sides" on the Halloween and Christmas Specials, as well as small "making of" featurettes on each disc.
After reading a few reviews, I purchased this set just for the fact that they've been remastered. The're gorgeous. The colors are vibrant, the presentation and menus are updated, and the original content looks better than ever. Well worth the purchase.
Fall and Winter Holidays With The Peanuts Gang!
I'm only disappointed that the title of HOLIDAY COLLECTION does not include every holiday the Peanuts crew has assembled for. I'm still going to buy this set though, as a gift for someone special. What I also can't believe is the squabbling of inarticulate passage of correct titles to this set. I'm a total Peanuts fan, and I got it instantly. No I was not thrown off, nor am I going to crucify Amazon either. Not everything is written the same on the menu at all restaurants, but give me the dish, and I'll eat it!
Amazon Mistake
One of the other reviewers is correct - the title should be, "It's THE Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" not "It's A..."
But unfortunately, this is Amazon's mistake, not the DVD's. If you look up this exact DVD elsewhere online, you'll find news releases and other places where you can prebuy this exact item (coming out on Sept 23), and the title is correct on those sites as "It's THE great pumpkin..."
So, even though Amazon is incorrectly advertising this item, the DVD will actually be correct, at least this is my take on it.
I can't quite decide if it's ironic, comical, or merely sad that Amazon screwed up the title of such a well known classic...
