…but I think it’s pretty silly not just to say how many hour-long episodes you have on the set. The “season one” designation is also iffy, as this show only…

…is what makes this show different from any other versions. Even if I found Aunt May annoying sometimes in the other cartoons, she was always a tremendously important presence in…

…It just goes to show what we have said all along— it’s not the medium that is important, it is the story and the execution. Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride has…

…that jammed in so much fun stuff, one can easily imagine how each episode originated. Disc 1 I Am Legion (or, Wouldn’t it be neat to have Luthor drafted into…

…from awful in the first season, to tolerable, to decent in the end; but I think that the show is a little better than some have given it credit for….

…the show has some fun moments. However, when you are crafting a mystery show, it is pretty important to create interesting mysteries; and that’s where this show stumbles. While some…

…behind all the corporate grumbling, Jimmy Neutron is a fun movie, reflected in the fact that it was picked as the third in the running for this year’s first Academy…

…is more animation than live-action (approximately two-thirds inside Frank’s cartoon innards), but when those real-world inserts come it is hallmark Farrelly humor. Murray makes for the perfect Frank and brings…

…in real life. The story itself is fairly straight forward, telling how the characters came together in the first place. Set in the strange sea town of Sweethaven, one stormy…

…very well to hold its own. Its strengths are currently being found in its international rollout, where the film is playing gangbusters in – where else? – Europe. In this…

…the multiple cartoon specials (including George Pal’s 1944 Puppetoon And To Think That I Saw It On Mulberry Street) that lend it a multi-media quality that predates the later Sesussical…