…swapped for a CG cartoon (created by Sony Imageworks, who just can’t get away from rubbery humanoids) instead. There had been rumors that Singer had lost interest in the film…

…kind of thing that’s been done to death. The rest of the film continues to run along re-running themes from the first two films: Woody is disassociated from the rest…

…releases, all of which were major flops on original release. If your film wasn’t called E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, you were pretty much dead in the water. Spielberg’s film was such…

…compilation of everything Fantasia, including the short films that were to make up a third edition of the film rumored for the mid-2000s. One of these shorts, Destino, was a…

…new film, and a new luxuriously hand-drawn animated film at that. I haven’t seen Snow White in about four or five years, but the minute the film began it all…

…that film, and subsequent DTVs created down under. However, setting up this practice, and one of the few films to actually be completed in Canada, was Lion King II: Simba’s…

…recently broken “rule”, that animated films don’t usually have their voice casts revealed in advertising, was also abandoned here, with original release posters for the film proudly announcing it’s then-hot…

…a Disney animated film?) and contemporary songs (well, contemporary a few years ago, but never deny the Mouse to mine that Queen catalog one more time)! The film had been…

…on a 17-year-old film in theaters, all they need do is look back on the original release, when the film was definitely what one could call a “sleeper hit”. During…

…brand new computer generated film. My only gripe is that the original opening of the film has been nothing short of ruined to place the new Disney castle and Pixar…

…to be Pinocchio, still perhaps the most revered animated film to be produced in the pre-digital age. That film built on Walt’s success with Snow White, while his artists ploughed…

…eventually and ultimately rightly being reinstated, Human Again style, back into the film for a tenth anniversary DVD release. However, that version of the film – now the default choice…

…to theaters for the film, before a lavish LaserDisc collection really emphasized how important and overlooked Sleeping Beauty had really been. Very encouraging sales saw the film finally raised to…

…not reaching, the original film’s standard, and a running time which surpasses the usual 66-minute length that places such endeavours firmly in the destined-for-TV movie category. With that longer run…

…audience awareness, even among fans eager to see the film, at which point it seemed Disney lost interest, if it ever had it, and looked to dump the film in…