…inserts included in my copy. Ink And Paint: The show is being released in its original 1.33:1 aspect ratio in line with the original broadcast of the show. The colors…

…its predecessors claimed, but if you go in with slightly lowered expectations, this is a fine Batman movie. It has a reasonably compelling mystery and interesting characters, good animation, and…

…I would’ve gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for those meddling kids”. In fact, no such line is heard in the first several episodes, and afterwards it appears…

…subject of this review is perhaps the most comprehensive offering to date, although it was an early DVD and is lacking in many ways. Nevertheless, there is some good stuff…

…an involving story. And, given that the show was aimed at kids, there is nothing in the way of in-depth characterization. What the show does do well, though, is supply…

…bad when the music is exciting. One of these pieces, the Danger Mouse opening theme, is quite good, providing a much-needed injection of energy into the show when it is…

…I’m not the only crazy one out there. Is This Thing Loaded? Unfortunately, this unique entry in the Ghibli oeuvre is given little in the way of extras. Disc 1…

…for what it is, even if Namath’s recounting of his own New York Jets’ victory in Super bowl III is not even supported by any video clips. The other special…

…the voice actors— either in new footage, or in older footage of recording sessions. The best part of this featurette is that it is very light on clips, making it…

…daughter loves that show (which she certainly does), just to show how much of a Super-fan I am. In my own collection at home, I have copies on tape of…

…(7:35) is very interesting, as it uses animation not seen in the final show. In fact, it has characters not ever seen in the show. Flash’s and The Phantom’s offspring…

…contrast, when you watch Valiant and Rowanne running in this show, they look leaden. Still, it is mean to overly criticize a show that tries so very hard and is…

…set fits into a regular two-disc keepcase, packed inside an identical slip sleeve. A terrific, well-designed episode guide is inside, just to remind us of how good BCI is at…

…out of innocent nostalgia or simply out of curiosity. If it’s been a while since you’ve seen the show, you may have forgotten how little action is in it, or…

…sitcom as it is adventure show, so I’m happy to take the standout audio where I can get it. English and French subtitles are available. Final Cut: This is an…

…of smacking its suckers in time with the music. Where some might take issue with the film is in its tone, which is a partial departure from Peter Pan. Everything…

…into The Batman. While Two Of A Kind falls short of brilliance (I liked Dini’s comic book story Mad Love better), it is plenty fun and succeeds at introducing Harley…

…the series back to its roots. Every week, the Mystery, Inc. gang would find itself travelling the countryside (or to different countries), encountering all manners of monsters. The original show’s…

…severely limited their target audience. One thing I appreciated is that it was decided that Turok largely eschew the usual hokey pseudo-mysticism often included in animated tales of American Indians….

…it to the similarly-themed 1999 DiC series Sherlock Holmes In The 22nd Century. From the first time I watched this show, I thought it had a unique quality, what with…

…The one thing I do appreciate on this set is that not only is there an episode menu listing each individual cartoon for each episode, each cartoon is selectable from…

…in the Christmas show. Even if he is somewhat misguided in The Great Pumpkin, his faith remains endearing and even inspiring. Sometimes, it seems, it is simply important to believe…

…mouse hidden in one of the caves in the mountain. My favorite of these is Snow Brawl, with the animated snowmen waging a full-out-war in the snow. It is very…