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Donald in Mathmagic Land (Disney) | 
| Director: Hamilton Luske
Actors: Paul Frees, Clarence Nash
Studio: Buena Vista Home Video
Category: Video
List Price: $12.99
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Rating:  20 reviews
Format: Animated, Color, Ntsc
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: Unrated
Media: VHS Tape
Number Of Items: 1
Running Time: 27 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 4.2 x 1.1
ISBN: 6301017129
UPC: 012257692037
EAN: 9786301017121
ASIN: 6301017129
Theatrical Release Date: June 26, 1959
Release Date: February 6, 1991
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 Donald in Mathmagic Land November 11, 2008
M. Williams
Great movie but a little hard to hear even with the volume all the way up.
Donald in Mathmagic Land January 17, 2007
Darrell W. Bolin
A classic. This video playfully engages children in the ideas of basic mathematics.
Available on Disney "educational" DVD November 23, 2006
Eric Wedel (SF Bay Area, USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Saw this on a worn VHS some years ago, and have been looking for a copy ever since. The other reviews pretty much say why. :-)
I'm happy to report that Disney is now selling it on both DVD and VHS, albeit in pricey "teachers" editions. Afraid Amazon doesn't permit inclusion of links in reviews, but a quick google on Mathmagic Land should reveal the disney-go-com pages of interest.
Just ordered a copy over the phone -- for some odd reason they don't offer online ordering. However they also didn't have any problem with the fact that I'm not a teacher, and the phone call is free.
Not sure what their normal shipping times are -- the phone rep estimated a week or two for delivery. This might make somebody a great holiday gift.
Duh! Vinci Code August 7, 2006
Susan Larson (Lilburn, GA USA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Thirty five years ago when I used to thread the 16mm version through a projector in my 4th grade classroom, I, and my students, thought it was the most entertaing, fascinating film we ever saw. After I stopped teaching, I searched for it for years, just wanting to have it in my collection. I finally found it used, on Amazon, watched it once just to bring back the memories, then put it on my shelf. Then I read The da Vinci Code. I couldn't believe it! All the reference to the golden rectangle, golden ratio, proportions of the pentagram, the Pythagorean Society, and even Disney himself! And to think I was teaching all that to my 9 year olds in the 60's before Dan Brown was even born! A fun video for any math lover.
Duh! Vinci Code August 7, 2006
Susan G. Larson
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Thirty five years ago when I used to thread the 16mm version through a projector in my 4th grade classroom, I, and my students, thought it was the most entertaing, fascinating film we ever saw. After I stopped teaching, I searched for it for years, just wanting to have it in my collection. I finally found it used, on Amazon, watched it once just to bring back the memories, then put it on my shelf. Then I read The da Vinci Code. I couldn't believe it! All the reference to the golden rectangle, golden ratio, proportions of the pentagram, the Pythagorean Society, and even Disney himself! And to think I was teaching all that to my 9 year olds in the 60's before Dan Brown was even born! A fun video for any math lover.
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