We kindly ask Disney to recognize and confirm the receipt of our petition supporting "Create and Release the "Disney Memorable" Collection Permanently." We are grateful for recognizing our earlier petition and have followed all of Change.org's rules carefully. Initially kept private on Change.org for signature collection purposes, we urge Disney to quickly implement our issues and verify the acceptance of the suggested content changes. We believe these enhancements will greatly enhance the Disney experience for loyal fans. We are excited about Disney's reply and are eager to work together to provide outstanding entertainment and build enduring Disney memories.

Due to time limits, we cannot collect more signatures for our petition. As a result, we decide for an immediate and permanent validation to protect the common good without ignoring or dismissing any support. Avoiding unnecessary social media activities such as sharing, commenting, and posting voice videos must not delay Disney from immediately addressing our previous petition. Gathering 7.5K signatures is not important for the success of our cause.

The petition, titled "More Additional Requests," details the implementation of our proposed initiatives, including complete, unsolicited, and non-spam materials aimed to boost our cause, and, given the single-petition limitation, this section is important for realizing the full range of our proposal.

Our petition was carefully designed to prevent it from becoming ineffective, discredited, invalid, or misrepresented, ensuring its potential to bring the positive changes for the greater good and prioritize safety, obtaining the important assistance and validation we urgently need.

We strongly support for the realization and continuation of the proposed movies in Walt Disney versions. Our petition aims to permanently bring these initiatives to life while flawlessly matching Disney's mission of spreading joy and happiness.
We must recognize and appreciate the importance of these projects without underestimating their worth. Any delay or inaction in confirming our petition could lead to unnecessary confusion and worry between Disney fans. We urge immediate and real support from Disney to ensure our petition's success and trustworthiness, avoiding any interruptions or disappointments for fans.
Let's join in our agreement to seeing these projects becoming real and reject any harmful criticism or premature announcements that may invalidate our progress.

Unfortunately, if Disney still continues to invalidate or discredit our petition, after a careful examination that could potentially lead them to be unresponsive or passive due to unknown words causing confusion, it will render our efforts ineffective and become backfired. This problem could interfere with the Disney community and disappoint fans, which is unacceptable. We need to fix this problem immediately. Working together, we can stop this disrespectful/dismissive behavior and protect Disney's reputation and fan community. We urge Disney to learn new vocabulary by using dictionaries or a simple search to expand their vocabulary and knowledge for the greater good.

We're excited to show the popularity of the proposed movies by launching a petition to revive them in Walt Disney versions. We respectfully request that Disney take our petition seriously and take the release of these classic films in their original Disney versions without any unnecessary delays, cancellations, rumors, or speculation. We fear that the absence of these beloved movies could harm our community, causing harm, embarrassment, and trauma. We urge Disney to prioritize our audience's well-being and peace of mind and take immediate action to restore these treasured films to their rightful place in the Disney universe.

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• Main Demand: Immediate creation and release of proposed movies in Walt Disney versions, including specific new elements.
• Unacceptable Outcomes: Any delay, cancellation, speculation, dismissal, rumor, declination, refusal, belittlement, ignorance, rejection, negligence, disinterest, or criticism supporting our demand.
• Consequences of Inaction:
  * Harm Disney fans.
  * Encourage the spread of false information.
  * Cause reputational damage to Disney.
  * Potentially violate rights and break international law.
• Desired Outcome:
  * Secure Disney's future and legacy.
  * Eliminate uncertainty.
  * Achieve a rightful, permanent victory.
  * Ensure fan well-being and peace of mind.
  * Strengthen trust in Disney's loyalty to its legacy.
• Response Requirement: An effective, immediate, and undoubted acceptance of our petition.
• Prohibited Actions:
  * Continued inaction.
  * Attempts to damage our efforts with false statements, premature announcements, or unrealistic expectations.
  * Ignoring, rejecting, or neglecting our request.
• Information Distribution Proposal:
  * Release official, accurate information about confirmed initiatives, movies (Walt Disney versions featuring actors portraying themselves without character portrayals), and albums through established news channels and the DisneyD23 Expo.
  * Create individual Wikipedia and Disney Fandom Wiki articles only after official Disney announcements confirm project production status, ensuring accuracy.
  * Include actors without character roles in all movie article sections, including cast and plot summaries.

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We kindly urge Disney to recognize our official and legal request, urging them to stop ignoring, rejecting, or neglecting it, as these behaviors would not be allowed given the circumstances. We must now refuse to allow these ongoing actions that damage our requests and render them ineffective, endangering our well-being and that of all Disney enthusiasts.
These continual behaviors can cause sadness, fear, and panic within our community. The unethical and illegal actions we are seeing threaten to invalidate, discredit, and ultimately damage our petition. These actions perpetuate existing problems and cause serious harm, trauma, and embarrassment to our signatories and the wider Disney community. They clearly breach proper process, violate our rights, and break international law.
We urgently call for a permanent end to these activities and demand immediate action to prevent more damage. We implore all parties to take our petition seriously, collaborate with us to find a solution that respects all voices, and work towards creating a positive and stronger experience for all Disney enthusiasts.
Our success in this mission is important for surviving our petition and achieving our goals. Its recognition is important for our cause and welfare, as proven by Disney's history of approving similar official petitions through its responsible submission system.

We encourage all parties to carefully review and validate our petition, ensuring its trustworthiness is carefully assessed. This process is important as the communications associated with our petition are not unsolicited. Please note that all bonuses and extras mentioned are real rewards designed to provide support and save time, and are not spam or unsolicited communications. We need to highlight that all requests listed in our petition are solicited and directly related to its content.

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We propose a a complete initiative to permanently release the long-awaited Walt Disney versions of the following movies, significantly changing their branding and presentation:

• The Toast of New Orleans (1950)
• The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady (1950)
• That Midnight Kiss (1949)
• Look for the Silver Lining (1949)
• A Star Is Born (1954)
• The Wizard of Oz (1939)
• Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
• Easter Parade (1948)
• Singin' in the Rain (1952)
• My Fair Lady (1964)
• The Music Man (1962)
• White Christmas (1954)
• Artists and Models (1955)
• Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971)
• Around the World in 80 Days (1956)
• Master of the World (1961)
• Three Little Words (1950)
• Words and Music (1948)
• Tea for Two (1950)
• It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963)
• Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)
• Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (1955)
• Oliver! (1968)
• Beach Party (1963)
• Pajama Party (1964)
• Let's Dance (1950)
• The Little Princess (1939)
• Heaven Can Wait (1943)
• Royal Wedding (1951)
• Two Weeks With Love (1950)
• Anchors Aweigh (1945)
• With a Song in My Heart (1952)
• Rome Adventure (1962)
• April in Paris (1952)
• I Love Melvin (1953)
• Oh, You Beautiful Doll (1949)
• In the Good Old Summertime (1949)
• Looking for Love (1964)
• The World in His Arms (1952)
• Plymouth Adventure (1952)
• The Seven Year Itch (1955)
• There's No Business Like Show Business (1954)
• Gentleman Prefer Blondes (1953)
• Night People (1954)
• Picnic (1955)
• The Big Circus (1959)
• The Robe (1953)
• The Student Prince (1954)

Our main proposal contains the following:

Film Acquisition and Re-Branding:

• Target Films: We list the proposed films (ranging from 1939 to 1971).
• Partnerships: Requires collaboration between Disney, Warner Bros., MGM, Columbia, 20th Century Studios, Paramount, Universal, and American International Pictures to acquire the necessary rights.
• Logo/Credit Changes: Replace existing studio logos (Warner Bros., MGM, etc.), specified logos ("CinemaScope," "VistaVision," "A Twentieth Century-Fox Release"), and taglines with "Walt Disney Pictures" and "Distributed by Buena Vista Distribution Co., Inc." Remove Disney-unrelated copyright tags and replace with "Walt Disney Productions" and "A Walt Disney Production" on the ending screen. Update opening credits to add the new MPAA logo. Change non-Technicolor taglines ("Eastmancolor," "Pathécolor," etc.) to "Technicolor®" using the original fonts.

Presentation and Distribution:

• Distribution Channels: Permanent release on Disney+ and availability in physical media formats (4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray/DVD) through special bundles and individual releases.
• Technical Specifications: Restoration without film grain or scratches, target MPAA G rating, enhanced DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, Dolby TrueHD 7.1, and Dolby Atmos audio. Inclusion of all existing special features and digital codes.
• Language: Release in original English language only across all formats.
• Subtitles: Accurate subtitles for "The Toast of New Orleans," "The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady," "That Midnight Kiss," and "Look for the Silver Lining."
• Stabilization: Films to be presented with stabilization and without film grain or scratches.

Promotional and Branding Elements:

• Poster Design: Creation of new individual posters in a 1970-1980 artistic style, including a "Walt Disney's" tagline and a separate "Technicolor®" tagline.
• "True Disney Movies": Proposes recognizing these re-branded films as "true Disney movies" in Technicolor, claiming they represent the "real originals."
• Actor Focus: Claims that actors in the films are portraying themselves, not characters.

Community and Documentation:

• Online Presence: Encourages the Disney Fandom Wiki and Wikipedia to create individual articles for each film, focusing mainly on the actors and not including character details.
• IMDB Listings: Suggests releasing the official and accurate IMDB details of the proposed films once the petition is verified.

Regulatory and Ethical Considerations:

• Permissions: Highlight the need for obtaining all required permissions to avoid copyright or trademark infringements.
• MPAA Rating: Permanent MPAA G ratings to be applied to all physical and digital platforms.

Urgency and Potential Consequences:

• Call to Action: Urges Disney to act without delay, avoiding cancellations, speculations, or rejections.
• Potential Failure: Suggests that failure to act could damage Disney's relationship with its fanbase and harm its reputation.

We aim to rebrand and re-release classic films, adding them into the Walt Disney brand with important changes to their presentation, licensing, and historical perception. We also demand collaborative partnerships and careful acceptance to avoid legal issues and potential negative consequences.

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We propose using this subtitle option and style listed in this image below in the proposed movies in Walt Disney versions available on Disney+ and their digital and physical formats:

 

 

NOTE: The image used in our petition, sourced from Google and containing three copyrighted elements owned by Disney, is not our original work. We have used the image according to the "Fair Use" guidelines, ensuring that its use respects the rights of the copyright holders. We do not claim ownership of the image; its inclusion is only for purposes allowed according to "Fair Use."

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We propose several important, related requests focused on recognizing and showing the claimed Walt Disney involvement in the production of the proposed films, differentiating them from the previous company (Warner Brothers, Universal Pictures, etc.) productions. Specifically, our proposal requests:

1. Official Verification and Confirmation: Confirmation from Walt Disney Studios that these films, including their trailers, are true, original American productions exclusively produced by Walt Disney in collaboration with the previous companies (Warner Brothers, Universal Pictures, etc.), filmed in Technicolor.
2. Music and Song Verification: Publicly releasing detailed information verifying that the music in these films contain original compositions exclusively created by Walt Disney Records or the Disney Music Group (in partnership with the previous companies and affiliated composers/producers).
3. Soundtrack Release: Permanently releasing complete, uncut, and restored original music score tracks, songs, and instrumental versions (original and unedited without all vocals, choruses, screaming/shouting voices, and vocal-following instruments) in high-quality audio formats (DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, Dolby TrueHD 7.1, and Dolby Atmos) with individual surround sound options, both digitally and physically, ensuring permanent availability and preservation of sound quality.
4. Soundtrack Album Proposal: Encouraging Disney to release complete soundtracks as Disney-branded albums, especially where the previous companies have historically stop complete releases.
5. Vintage Movie Poster Creation: Creating new movie posters in the style of 1970s-1980s Disney films, featuring "Walt Disney's" as a tagline header and including year-appropriate MPAA G ratings and "Technicolor®" taglines. These posters would be uploaded to "disneymemorable.com" in original, high-resolution PNG formats (without image noise) and kept permanently.
6. Trailer Restoration and Distribution: Restoring original trailers exclusively produced by Walt Disney, with non-Disney taglines replaced by "Walt Disney's," presented in high resolutions (1080p, 2K, and 4K) on different platforms ("Disney Memorable" and "Walt Disney Studios" YouTube channels, Disney+, physical media), with the option to select any subtitle feature.

Our proposal claims that all information presented is truthful, official, and without defamatory or misleading content, aiming to distribute confirmed details through official news channels to prevent misinformation.

Additionally, we recommend making all the proposed content available on Disney+ permanently without removals.

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NOTE: Our petition is valid and has no spam, unsolicited messages, or questionable actions. We are confident that it will not be flagged or reported without our authorization, as this would harm our progress. We are carefully protecting our petition until we receive an official approval for its permanent placement on the platform, guaranteeing our success remains unaffected.

NOTE: Our petition has been carefully crafted by Change.org's "community guidelines" and "terms of service," ensuring no defamatory or libelous content, impersonations, spam, or other inappropriate elements. These steps are taken to prevent unwarranted reporting and wrongful removal, as our petition follows all required standards strictly, gathering support and confirmation from all related parties. With strong respect and care, our petition is a symbol of acceptance and legality. We protect our interests while aiming for the victory of our cause. Similar to Disney's mission to create the happiest place on Earth, we are agreed to developing a positive and effective change through our carefully crafted and thoughtfully composed petition.

NOTE: The importance of the "Fair Use" license included in our petition. This license protects from copyright infringements and unauthorized image usage, ensuring our petition's immunity from being flagged or removed.

These notes aim to reveal the reality of our petition, carefully crafted, legally approved, and effectively taken to protect our cause from wrongful reporting and unwarranted deletion.

FAIR USE LICENSE: COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 permits "fair use" for criticism, comment, reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. Fair use is any otherwise permitted by copyright law and is otherwise infringing.