5/5 Great Addition to The Walt Disney Treasure Collection
  by Ryan McCabe
I have been collecting the Walt Disney Treasures for years and it is only fitting a classic Walt Disney show like this be added into the collection. I look forward to what will be coming out in the future. It would be nice to see "Song of the South" re-released in its entirety, but we will see what Disney has in store for us next. Those who remember the show will love this collection. My personal favorite on every disc is the special features. Disney always manages to find old archival footage that manages to take our breath away again.

5/5 The Fox so Cunning and Free
  by Kimberly J. Foster (Ledyard, CT)
Great box with cool pin. Very fun for us baby boomers who made zees on everything. I even had a Zorro lunch pail!

5/5 Thank You Walt Disney
  by Sue A. Rodkey
I have just finished watching both sets of this classic series and I can't say enough how thrilled I am to finally have all the episodes in their original black and white format.

For me, this is a vast improvement over the colorized version first made available in France and then through the Disney Movie Club. I was always irritated by the color bleeding into areas it shouldn't have, especially in the trees. These transfers are amazing. I am hoping that these sell out so that once again Disney gets a clear message that thee is still really a market for this material and I'm am desperately hoping to see a Treasures set of the Peoples and Places series!!!

4/5 Price Increase will kill follow-up sales
  by Mike Bifulco
First, I just received my order of the First Season of Disney's ZORRO. It's great, fond memories of watching these shows on TV as a kid came rushing to mind, prompting my return to amazon for the second season. I was shocked to see that not only had the price of season 2 jumped to $44.99, the price of season one had jumped to $49.99 when I just paid $36.99 a few days ago. I will wait. If the price gets reduced, I may consider a purchase of season 2. If the stock sells out before a price reduction, I will be content to enjoy the first season and think twice before I purchase another Disney release of anything. Gasoline doesn't jump in price that fast.

4/5 Zorro for adults
  by Bob Drake (Bronx, NY United States)
These two Disney Treasures Zorro Season 1 & 2 box sets (tin made in China, DVDs made in Mexico) are well conceived and, together, represent every Zorro episode. The intro frames have more grain than I expected for "digitally restored," but within the episodes the pictures are very clean. The only language is English and the only subtitles are English for the hearing impaired.

I also own the French colorized versions which do not include the subsequent four movies, which the new boxes include at two per set. I happen to like the colorized versions. The opening scenes of the first episode of season 2, Welcome to Monterrey, in color shows the ocean and coast of Spanish California as gorgeous as a postcard. I think that children would prefer the color versions as much as adult collectors prefer the original versions.

In addition to color, the French sets (Amazon.fr) includes the following languages and subtitles:

Season 1:
Languages: English 2.0 mono, French 2.0 mono, Spanish 2.0 mono, Italian 2.0 mono
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Portugese, Dutch
(Within the episodes in Spanish, the signs on walls in close-ups are written in Spanish, not just the audio. I have not checked the other language selections for the language of the signs.)

Season 2:
Languages: English 2.0 mono, French 2.0 mono
Subtitles: English, French