I know I’ve hijacked the Tooning In… column before to sprout on about my sometimes obsessive following of the real-time thriller series 24, but this time it actually has a…

…star turn. It’s too early in Shrek The Third‘s life to start talking real numbers since the film has yet to open in key worldwide markets, but this is looking…

…in Walt’s original classic? In Dalmatians II, Thunderbolt isn’t the kind of dog depicted in his show at all…he’s a Hollywood dog. Yep, he has to become a hero for…

…Dawn Treader. Apted is an interesting choice for the series, which Andrew Adamson will continue involvement with in a producer capacity. The movie is set for a May 1 2009…

…in earnest, with several exciting concepts potentially in the works. While the responses don’t sound too thrilled, I must say that what we don’t need is another Pirates movie that…

…when it was in theaters, I am very much looking forward to catching the CGI-enhanced epic 300 when it comes to DVD on July 31. As you all know, the…

…the 1980s, and with this set I can finally retire my off-air AAP-print tapings. It’s been a long time coming and now seems the wait was well worth it. Is…

…– Rodney Figueiredo jumps in for five hours of pure animated gold, a series of cartoons that will “forever sit in animation history as inspiration to the animators of their…

…the total dross I found myself trapped watching in the Aqua Teen Hunger Force movie, which was infinitely less impressive. I mention in the review that I obviously didn’t “get”…

…first and second seasons! • The Adventures Of Ichabod And Mr Toad – a classic slice of scary Disney! • Invader Zim – the entire collection. In a box that…

…on a neat little collection from Ray Pointer’s Inkwell Images: Alice In Cartoonland. As with Ray’s other early animation titles, this is another important addition to any serious enthusiast’s library….

…show. I figured it to be just another 1970s cartoon about funny teens, so I was pleasantly surprised to find how much I enjoyed it”. Rand points out the similarities…

…action show I remember enjoying weekday afternoons back in the day. True to my memories, Rand calls the show “old school, goofy comic book fun” with “an easy charm that,…

…format those interesting in hi-def should be focusing on now is clearer than ever and with Universal looking to be the only major studio still on the fence it’s only…

…Now then, on to today’s original post! Although I posted it during last week, I’ll point you in the direction of our Cinderella II: Dreams Come True review, which is…

…as clockwork is Jeremie Noyer’s latest interview, this time with Disney Legend Floyd Norman. This is a great discussion, folks, a lengthy look back at Floyd’s extensive career in animation…

…pricing is slightly more inviting at $35.99. • The Polar Express: Presented in 3D is just one of Warner’s upcoming double-dips. Featuring four sets of 3D glasses (it’s not clear…

…be hilarious. It’s my guilty pleasure, if you will, and there’s still much to enjoy in this latest boxed set of Stan, Cartman, Kyle and Kenny’s adventures, including the Imaginationland…

…copy of his new animation “how to”, Character Animation Crash Course. In fact, my mixing up autograph session times almost had me miss him altogether! Luckily, I was in the…

…cheat: apart from popping up in the into to the Justice League cartoons in the set, he’s actually absent from any of the stories, so if you’re a classic Aquafan…

…Tweety Mysteries, Warners’ 1990s repurposing of the classic Looney Tunes characters that follows them on some globe-trotting, crime-solving adventures with Granny. Like myself, Rand didn’t catch the show in its…

…proposition – even the much derided orange box really isn’t that offensive in actuality – but where the collection really drops the bowling ball is in the lack of any…