I , too , be anxiously await this 2-disc release . all of the Disney platinum edition so far have be superb and Peter Pan , as note by most reviewer , be certainly one of Disney 's finest achievement ! it be full of wonderful special effect -lrb- the first use of `` Pixie dust '' , I believe -rrb- , lush background , animation at the top of its form , memorable character , and many fleeting but wonderful little touch -lrb- be sure to catch the look on Nana 's face when she be remind that she be a dog , and the perplexed expression of a real bear as he contemplate Michael 's stuff Teddy Bear ! -rrb- . these be the thing that make Disney Disney , and separate they from all other pretender to the throne ! it be all here , in Peter Pan . in spite of all the pluss that this edition promise , however , I must express one major disappointment . it do not look as though they have include the rare early Disney outing into television : `` the Walt Disney Christmas Show '' , air on December 25 , 1951 . that would have give this set the extra star ! the show feature Kathryn Beaumont -lrb- Wendy -rrb- , Bobby Driscoll -lrb- Peter -rrb- , Paul Collins -lrb- John -rrb- and Tommy Lusk -lrb- Michael -rrb- , and heavily promote the up-coming animated feature . I have be wait and wait for they to release this . the first Disney Christmas show from 1950 be release as part of the laser disc special box-set edition of Alice in Wonderland . I believe the show be also on the special two-disc dvd edition of that film , although it be not list as one of the special feature . this SECOND Disney Christmas Show , however , be still gather dust in the vault somewhere . I know that it still exist , though , since I have see it in present some year ago at the museum of television art in NYC . one final comment : for the reviewer who correrctly complain to those who look for widescreen version of film that be never make widescreen : the first widescreen film be not the King and I in 1956 , but rather the robe , in 1953 -lrb- cinemascope -rrb- . the first Disney outing in cinemascope be Toot , Whistle , Plunk and Boom , also release in 1953 , and Disney 's first widescreen animated feature be Lady and the Tramp -lrb- 1954 -rrb- .