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Flushed Away reviewed, plus win a copy!
Flushed Away reviewed and being given away. Are we just nuts here!? |
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Flushed Away Giveaway – Winners Announced!
The winners of our Aardman/DreamWorks’ Flushed Away giveaway have been announced! |
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Teen Titans: Trouble In Tokyo
The Titans star in their first movie, which comes off as a standard episode that falls perhaps just below the middle in episode rankings. The season finales were better. |
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Hand-drawn back at Disney, and live-action Tintin is coming!
Disney animation news, Tintin for live-action, and Rex Steele goes Nazi smashing on DVD. |
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Classic feature reviews, Pan deals, and more…
New archive reviews, DVD Deals and Pan being given away! |
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Win Peter Pan, plus more archive reviews and site updates
Win Pan, plus Brother Bear, McCartney Animation and Belleville archive reviews. |
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Peter Pan Giveaway – Winner!
We gave away a copy of this month’s release of Peter Pan: Platinum Edition – winner announced! |
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Flushed Away
Aardman/DreamWorks’ enormously entertaining collaboration could well be the criminally overlooked best animated film of the year! |
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Oscar interviews, site updates and new reviews!
Roger Allers on The Little Matchgirl, Oscar interviews, Unicorn and Looney reviews, plus Flushed Away selling well on disc. |
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Director Roger Allers on The Little Matchgirl
Animated Views talks to director Roger Allers about his Oscar-nominated, traditionally animated short, The Little Matchgirl. |
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The Last Unicorn: 25th Anniversary Edition
The classic novel struggles a bit to come to life due to the low budget animation, but the story by Peter S. Beagle is still a winner. |
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Open Season review; Potter makes it to seven!
Open Season gets blasted, and Harry Potter‘s star is set to complete the seven-title series. |
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WB DVD: more Animaniacs, and The Phantom Tollbooth!
Animaniacs and Pinky And The Brain‘s third volumes announced, plus exciting news from the Home Theater Forum chat with Warner Home Video! |
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Open Season: Special Edition
Sony’s first in-house animated feature is a schizophrenic movie that isn’t the heart-warming family comedy it thinks it is or the outrageously crude one it really wants to be. |
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Oscar-winner interview, Abrams' Trek, Laurel & Hardy's animated themes, and more Dinosaurs!
Torill Kove on Danish Poet, plus Star Trek movie news and a new Laurel & Hardy soundtrack collection. |
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Director Torill Kove on The Danish Poet
Kove talks about the 2007 Oscar-winner for Best Animated Short. |
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The Amazing Screw-On Head
Mike Mignola’s wild creation gets a faithful TV pilot, though the execution could have been stronger. |
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Scrat's director; new BCI live-action; Flushed deals!
Interview with Scrat’s Chris Renaud, plus specs on The Ghost Busters and Jason Of Star Command. |
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Co-director Chris Renaud on No Time For Nuts
Animated Views speaks with the writer and co-director of the Oscar-nominated and Annie Award-winning Scrat short No Time For Nuts. |
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Cinderella III sells, and reviews catch-up
Cinderalla III sells strongly, plus site updates and review catch-ups including Robin Hood: Most Wanted Edition. |
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Robin Hood: Most Wanted Edition
Disney’s version of Robin Hood features animals in the roles of the popular characters from the popular English outlaw that steals from the rich and gives to the poor. |
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Defenders Of The Earth: The Complete Series, Volume One
Three comic strip icons unite with their offspring to fight Ming The Merciless. It’s cheesy, but it’s fun! |
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Cinderella III review and director interview
Our Cinders III review is up, plus another chance to read director Frank Nissen’s discussion on the film. |
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Cinderella III: A Twist In Time
Disney’s third go around the Cinderella tale boasts an exciting second half – if you can make it past the awful first act! |
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Super Bowl success…but no movie trailers?; new Potter
Why no movie trailers at the big game this year? Plus new Potter book release date! |
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Hanna And Barbera: A Cartoon Appreciation, Part 3
The final part of our Hanna-Barbera overview sees the studio go through its huge production years in the 1970s and finding great success with the Smurfs in the 1980s before ultimately being swallowed up by huge entertainment companies. |
