…Peanuts films— featuring the exact same discs they already released. Yay. A Boy Named Charlie Brown The first of the Charlie Brown movies was A Boy Named Charlie Brown, premiering…

…featurette added, but otherwise it’s much the same disc. Of course, it starts with the 1975 Emmy-nominated special Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown. Charlie Brown, as so often seen in…

…while Charlie helps her to write a letter to Santa. Nevertheless, Charlie Brown looks forward to directing the Christmas play. The same cannot be said for the rest of the…

…in 1975 (Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown). Charlie Brown is again pining over the Little Red-Haired Girl while failing to find the courage to act on his feelings; Linus tries…

…to compose a fair review of a relatively new Charlie Brown special. Most of us have grown up with all the classic ones, starting with A Charlie Brown Christmas, and…

…the greatest exposure on television. The first of the Charlie Brown movies, however, was A Boy Named Charlie Brown, which came out just a few months before my birth, premiering…

…such as how he expects that Linus would grow up to be the most successful adult, while Charlie Brown will always be a Charlie Brown, because people just don’t outgrow…

…The Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown discs. (See our review of It’s The Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown : Remastered Deluxe Edition.) It’s Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown (1977) is one of…

…is Special #14, sandwiched between Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown and It’s Arbor Day, Charlie Brown. Four of the earlier specials have yet to appear on DVD, but we’re getting…

…the tipping point has been reached, a plea is made to Charlie Brown by his friends to do something about his dog. Seeing no other option, Charlie Brown contacts the…

…different Peanuts character. This special was originally released on DVD by Paramount, appearing with I Want A Dog For Christmas, Charlie Brown and The Making Of A Charlie Brown Christmas….

…appears on this disc as well. It’s Magic, Charlie Brown (24:16) begins with Charlie Brown giving Snoopy a library card, which he uses to check out a book on magic…

…this writing) the week before the big U.S. election. Up until now, Warner Home Video has simply been reissuing Charlie Brown specials that were already released by Paramount, while I…

…Brown disc. There’s No Time For Love, Charlie Brown (1973) begins weakly in terms of being a half-hour special, with a series of school-based vignettes. Still, even gag-oriented stories can…

…Want A Dog For Christmas, Charlie Brown. This 2003 special, thanks to being based on the comic strips of Schulz, is every bit as warm and humorous as most of…

…old Paramount DVD for this special had 2002’s minor entry Charlie Brown’s Christmas Tales, and also The Making Of A Charlie Brown Christmas, which was great, but obviously on the…

…Chinese and Thai. Final Cut: Of all the specials, this one may summarize Charlie Brown and his Peanuts cast the best. It cannot be said to be the ultimate Charlie…

…Charlie Brown Christmas (December, 1965) – The first and arguably best of the specials sees Charlie Brown feeling lost amidst the holiday revelry of others. The modern day celebration of…

…Brown and offer a solution. As the Browns will not be leaving until the late afternoon, there will be time to prepare a simple meal for Charlie’s friends and to…

…though— Charlie Brown does see some disappointment. It wouldn’t be Peanuts without seeing Charlie Brown at least a little unhappy. Writer Charles Schulz, producers Lee Mendelson & Bill Melendez, and…

…Peanuts humor, and fits alongside the bets of the specials. Next is the mildly amusing Giant, which begins with some farming gags before becoming a Jack And The Beanstalk riff….

…Skate, Charlie Brown. The Sweatbox Review: You know what “happiness” would be? Happiness would be Warner fulfilling their promise of releasing multi-disc sets to finish off the Peanuts catalog on…