 This was largely legal, as the stories on which the big-budget movies were based were folk tales that had long been in the public domain and the major studios had little room to claim exclusive rights to the stories or the main characters.The Walt Disney Company sued GoodTimes because the videotape packaging closely resembled Disney's, allegedly creating the potential of confusing consumers into unintentionally purchasing a GoodTimes title, when they instead meant to purchase a film from Disney that was otherwise nearly identical in appearance.As a result of the aforementioned lawsuit, GoodTimes suddenly found itself required by law to print its name atop all of its future VHS covers, in order to clearly demonstrate to the public at large that this was very much "not" the "blockbuster" title that they would be purchasing just then.