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Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird – 25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition
…Movie scene and had them drive through the Bird’s film. By 1985, the Muppets themselves had reached the peak of their success and even their creators were moving on slowly… |
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Superman soars! Gulliver sinks! In a double dose of Fleischer fun!
During the 1930s there was but one outfit that could lay legitimate claim to rivaling Walt Disney in the animated cartoon stakes: the Paramount-sponsored Fleischer Studios, run by producer Max… |
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Snoopy’s Reunion: Remastered Deluxe Edition
…has eliminated a farm on the outskirts of the city, the true purpose of the reunion is fulfilled. Snoopy and his siblings form the old band again, and have a… |
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Scooby! Samurai Swords! Sin City! Plus Something Wicked, Honey!
…the four main sections of the theatrical film into individual tellings of those stories almost in full. As such, The Customer Is Always Right, The Hard Goodbye, The Big Fat… |
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The Fox And The Hound 2 Giveaway – Winner!
As yet another part of our launch celebrations, Animated News & Views gave one of our readers a chance to win a copy of Disney’s The Fox and the Hound… |
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Kung Fu Panda
…were some that were a more serious type of animated film. While these may have been pretty good in their own way they just weren’t necessarily that enjoyable. Then there… |
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Up
…to just find the most popular star of the moment to help their box office clout, they find the right voice for the job regardless of any other concern. Ed… |
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Disney Princess Enchanted Tales (with Bonus Disc)
…the back of the original sleeve. Prising the cardboard cover off the back, the real reason for shoving this back in stores becomes clear: front and center of the new… |
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Sister Act‘s music supervisor Michael Kosarin takes us to Heaven!
…will very often write the intro that you hear going into the song out of the dialogue, and then the interstitial music in the middle of a dialogue, and then… |
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A Fond Look Back At Filmation: Part 2
…following the popularity of the unrelated 1984 Bill Murray movie of the same name. This time, the show had the sons of the original ghostbusters teamed with the same gorilla,… |
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Cinderella: Platinum Edition
…just as it should be— the pacing, the design, the songs, and the story itself come off as prototypical for this type of filmmaking. The Disney artists were at the… |
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A Boy Named Charlie Brown
…of the musical numbers. The DVD does do one major thing right. The DVD preserves the movie’s original runtime of 86 minutes, in contrast to the 79-minute cut shown previously… |
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Dinosaurs: The Complete First And Second Seasons
…at all; instead, the style of the writing is one of directness, befitting the primal nature of the show. The writers never shied away from making their points with a… |
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Superman – Doomsday
…topper. The Superman titles began publication again with Reign Of The Supermen, for my money the most exciting part of the whole epic. Each of the four Superman books told… |
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The Archie Show: The Complete Series
…the look of the characters has been updated, and the props seen in the strip have been changed to reflect the times. But at its core, the line of comics… |
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TaleSpin: Volume 2
…in the air and on the ground. The Sweatbox Review: Of all the Disney Afternoon shows that premiered in the late 1980s and early 1990s, there are two that stand… |
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A Boy Named Charlie Brown (Documentary)
…for “children”) was one of the greatest merchandizing endeavors in the history of comic strips. The 1930s Golden Age of newspaper comics had seen phenomenal popularity of strips like Dick… |
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Tinker Bell
…To Pixie Hollow (6:10), Tinker Bell narrates a series of explanations about how the society of Pixie Hollow works, the features of the locales there, and the roles of each… |
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The Best of He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe
…the He-Man characters. The back of these cards provide a brief bio for the artists. Of course, the meat of the special features is contained in the two new documentaries… |
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Dungeons & Dragons: The Complete Animated Series
…of the game, but little of the game was actually used in the show. One of the major differences between the game and the show was the role-playing aspect. While… |
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Raketu CEO Greg Parker on John K. collaboration
…of John K., these humorous and imaginative encounters explain the benefits of Raketu. The exciting marketing move is the brainchild of Greg Parker, CEO and Founder of Raketu Communications, Inc…. |
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Phil Nibbelink talks Romeo & Juliet: Sealed With A Kiss
…of animating. Then, it was another half-year of posting, which means editing and sound. Then, another year of all the mumbo jumbo of trying to sell the film and then… |
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Another Conversation with Eric Goldberg
…of renting them because they can squeeze one more showing of the feature in per day. That’s why they all died in the first place. First the block booking was… |
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Chatting with The Chestnut Tree Creators
…record funny dialogue lines for both of the characters. So I gave the tracks out to everyone and part of the finishing was that once the students finished the test… |
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Eric Goldberg takes us on a Character Animation Crash Course!
…discovered that people were using the notes to teach their college animation courses, posting them on the net, and plagiarizing them wholesale while claiming them as their own. My wife… |
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Dalmatians 101: Marc’s wife Alice Davis talks about her Legendary husband
…also the first time that they were printing the artists’ work right on the cells through Xerox. And the animators were pleased with it because for the first time they… |
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Ariel’s Song: Robert Reece, a fortunate writer under the sea!
…a great deal on the emotional center of the film. I also concentrated on the relationships between Ariel and her sisters, the creation of Benjamin and his relationship with Marina… |
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Once Upon A Time In New York City: Oliver & Company’s Composer J.A.C. Redford!
…how and where to use the themes. JACR: The choice of where to use the themes in the score was mine. That one of the things I look for in… |
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The Prince Of Egypt: Signature Selection
…epic re-telling of the story of Moses. When Steven Spielberg asked Jeffrey Katzenberg what made a great animated motion picture, the ex-Disney exec mentioned the grand themes of a powerful… |
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The Quest For Camelot: Special Edition
…as The Magic Sword, Quest For Camelot failed to set the box-office alight on either side of the Atlantic. One of my bugbears in the way the film was promoted… |

