…scam to oust Minnie so that he can rule all. He awards them Musketeer positions as Minnie’s private bodyguards, knowing that their ineptitude will play a big part in his…

…run-through of other projects, name checking them instead of shedding any new information on them, such as the fact (as nicely mentioned in Walt’s Time) that Walt had given them…

…a wild ride through decades of studio history! The Sweatbox Review: To date, the Walt Disney Treasures series has offered Disney animation fans a wonderful opportunity to collect complete runs…

…Poorly conceived and trapped in the rut of ostensibly being set before the events in the feature film were to take place, The Little Mermaid television program had trouble finding…

…Retail: $59.99 Storyboard: Out of the night, when the full moon is bright, the horseman known as Zorro arrives to bring justice to the people of California, under the rule…

…blasted onto our screens in late 2001, the first of Paramount’s leaps into CGI animation. Following the success of the two safe-bet Rug-Rats movies, Paramount’s kids division Nickelodeon decided to…

…Springs…home to a bunch of misfits and rust buckets whose best days were way back on their clocks. Slowly, through their homegrown outlook, not to mention a dalliance with a…

…of where he buried his stash of rubies in the back yard gone with him. With Granny’s considerable estate under threat of possession, Arthur follows Archibald’s instructions to find his…

…few run about ten to twenty minutes, while the final chapter’s run time is well over an hour. The longer chapters are divided into Acts that are individually selectable from…

…dozen or so “additional material” writers, but did it really take all that many staff to outline this story? I’ve never read Rudyard Kipling’s own book sequel The Second Jungle…

…over again thanks to CBS’ purchase of his studio and their running of those cartoons each weekday afternoon. Superheroes were big business again in the 60s, with many other cartoons…

…Studio got into the rut of their next few films being very episodic in structure. There is no real thread that runs through The Sword In The Stone, as the…

…ground the sheer lunacy of what were are being presented with. Crazy is all well and good, but it needs foundations and rules instead of simply collapsing into a mumbled…

…its emerald backing is perfectly appropriate. A “Play All” option runs these segments together for a 27 minute running time, though much of that is spent sitting through the same…