…the manga by Mitsuteru Yokoyama told of how Japan was developing a super weapon in World War II, only to see their 28th attempt finally bring success— just in time…

…a big goofy smile on my face even by the end of the first of my many run throughs – what can I say? It’s catchy! This opening sequence also…

…also kept to shorter stories. The plots were still serialized over multiple episodes, but did not necessarily run for as long. Fans could then jump into a new story more…

…years that meant THE BUGS BUNNY/ROAD RUNNER HOUR. No Looney Tunes shows were on the previous 1970s volume, so even though we’ve seen these a million times it’s still very…

…of Saturday morning cartoon fare we may be more accustomed to. Perhaps because it is clear that holiday specials can become perennials that can be re-run each year, producers tend…

…run. Johan is a young squire who travels the countryside looking for adventures with his sidekick Pewitt, a dwarf. In The Haunted Castle, Brainy, Papa Smurf, and Smurfette are in…

…sufficiently impressed to agree to perform the song later at his concert. However, after receiving the lyrics from Judy, he has a run-in with two henchmen of Felonia Funk, and…

…Johnson’s screenplay opens with a scene taking place in China, where a ruins excavation is encountering production delays due to the interference of a gang known as the Jade Dragons….

…running the gamut from the usual giant bugs and robots, to dinosaurs (every cartoon hero of the 1960s had to have a dino encounter!) and wannabe world-conquering aliens, and there…

…have to admit that I found the emotional beats of this episode tough to swallow, as this whole storyline seemed overly rushed and a bit contrived due to the time…

…stupid bald-headed kid finally got something right. Of course this couldn’t be a Charlie Brown story if it ended there. That would ruin the whole character, and he still had…

…airdrop off the coast of Norway, where the Nazis are rumored to have a super-weapon. Some feel that it is a suicide mission, while other soldiers have stark faith in…

…the aforementioned final release version of The Princess And The Cobbler, which is what unfortunately became of Richard Williams’ masterpiece to-be before it was completed by other hands, ruined and…

…running. Fortunately, the film that would be released in 1950 was a major hit. The Charles Perrault version of Cinderella was an obvious choice. The story of Cinderella had much…

…Yamadas are a typical Japanese family consisting of hard-working dad Takashi, his housekeeping-challenged wife Matsuko, disapproving son Noboru, noisy daughter Nonoko, and a blunt-speaking grandmother named Shige. In sitcom style,…

…of course itself remade as a couple of vehicles for Eddie Murphy, but that pair of films threw out the charm of Lewis’ freewheeling effort and resorted to just running…

…latest plot, Batman tries to discover the identity of the mysterious Batwoman. The Sweatbox Review: Even as fans hear rumors of the newest (and hopefully better than the last) big…

…the biggest rush I got out of viewing this set was seeing the old Thames Television ident. Man, that brings back memories! I remember that ident from The Tomorrow People…

…is overlong, coming over at times like a football run-through for the later Space Jam movie, while a show I remember from the original airings is Dating, Acme Acres Style,…