Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Un-reviewd Disney 60’s Films

The Sign of Zorro (1960)- Compilation of TV Series episodes, (Hard to Find) (Library, Amazon)
In this film, edited from eight episodes of Disney's hit TV series, Don Diego returns home to find his town under the heel of a cruel dictator, Capitan Monastario. Diego dons the mask of Zorro to fight the evil commandant's tyranny, and, with the help of his mute servant Bernardo, free the pueblo from his oppression. Written by David Nesbitt (IMDB)

Prince and the Pauper (1962)- Disney TV Movie (Only on Amazon)
In London of 1537, two boys resembling each other meet accidentally and exchange "roles" for a short while. After many adventures, the prince regains his rightful identity and graciously makes his "twin" a ward of the court.


The Horse Without a Head  (1963) 
When a kindly junk dealer gives a group of poor French children a headless toy horse, the kids dub themselves "The Knights Of The Headless Horse." The broken toy becomes their only source of fun as they race down the narrow streets of their village. But suddenly the horse becomes the pawn in another game -- a deadly race against time between a ruthless gang of train robbers (led by Herbert Lom) and the town's honest police inspector (Jean-Pierre Aumont). The stakes are high: A hundred million francs ... and the lives of five innocent children! (ClassicFlix)

Miracle of the White Stallions (1963)-Horse Movie set in WWII (Netflix/ClassicFlix)
One of the great untold stories of World War II unfolds in this suspenseful adventure-drama. During the last perilous months of the conflict, Vienna's famed Spanish Riding School -- and its prized Lipizzan stallions -- is threatened by devastating bombing raids and indifferent Nazi commanders. Despite the dangers involved in evacuating the magnificent animals, the school's director (Robert Taylor) and a handful of heroic citizens attempt a daring, life-threatening plan to move the stallions away from the ravages of war and, more importantly, keep the historic breed alive. (ClassicFlix)

The Incredible Journey  (1963)-Animal Adventure (ClassicFlix)
Experience an amazing adventure when three ordinary pets take on the majestic Canadian wilderness in one extraordinary journey! Finding themselves separated from their owners by 200 miles, the trio sets out on a perilous trek to find their family. Led by instinct, a young retriever, an old bull terrier and a self-sufficient Siamese cat face hunger, a dangerous bear, rushing rivers and much more along the way. These three unlikely friends soldier on, protecting and caring for one another in one of the most incredible journeys ever. This beloved Disney classic is a daring and inspiring tale, sure to entertain your entire family. (ClassicFlix)

Little Dog Lost (1963) ClassicFlix (I Can't un-bold the text)
Experience the heartwarming journey of a spunky Welsh corgi who's raised by a loving family, but comes of age through a series of amazing adventures. Named Candy for his taffy brown coat, this adorable and resourceful puppy settles in for adapting to his new family. After some mischief-making, Candy associates a common broom with punishment, which becomes a trigger to run away from home -- and many heart-stopping adventures. Candy must soon call on his well-bred instincts to survive in the wild, changing the lives of a whole cast of colorful characters along the way. Will Candy ever be reunited with the family that loves him so much? (ClassicFlix)


Ata Girl Kelly (1967) ClassicFlix
A heart-tugging tale of love and devotion, Atta Girl, Kelly! follows the adventures of a rambunctious German Shepherd being trained to become a seeing-eye dog and how she changes the lives of three masters -- Danny, the boy who raises her, Matt, Kelly's trainer, and Evan Clayton, the blind owner who thinks she may never be good enough for him. Homesick for Danny, Kelly keeps running away and there's doubt she'll ever be a guide dog. Will Kelly be able to fulfill her destiny? Atta Girl, Kelly! is an inspirational story that is sure to win your heart. With an all-new bonus special feature about The Seeing Eye, the world's oldest guide dog school and inspiration behind the movie. (ClassicFlix)

The Boy Who Flew with Condors (1967) (ClassicFlix)
Climb aboard and soar skyward towards everyone's dream to fly. The Boy Who Flew with Condors is the true-life adventure of Chris Jury, a California teenager who goes from admiring the endangered condors' flight to sailing sky-high with them. Inspired by his new friends, a sailplane instructor, a NASA test pilot and a budding glider pilot, he risks it all for airborne thrills. But to earn his wings, he'll have to navigate a dangerous storm. Will he come through with flying colors? Find out in an exciting story sure to bring out the spirit of adventure in the entire family! (ClassicFlix)


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