…The episodes sound at least as good as they do on cable, and that’s good enough for me. There are no subtitles offered. Final Cut: Sabrina won’t amaze anyone who…

…of trust are when the Decepticons manage to manipulate the Autobots or humans into believing something that isn’t true. In A Prime Problem, Megatron builds a clone of Optimus Prime…

…It’s suitably manic, sometimes too much so, but it’s both full of neat-o video effects and seriously factual information, from Geisel’s upbringing as an outcast child of German immigrants, to…

…good voice cast). This is a very special program, one that has no true equals in terms of what is managed to achieve week-to-week. Of course, the technical achievements alone…

…air after seeing poor Toth’s work mangled for so many years. Aquaman maybe benefited the most, looking much more rugged with messy hair rather than the dated wavy hair he…

…material in some ways. Many of the other problems one could mention have more to do with the original source material. Like many productions of that era, there is a…

…Zorro headaches; then a girl (popular Mouseketeer Annette Funicello) arrives, insisting that her missing father is in Los Angeles; and a mountain man’s conflict with a landowner (Jonathan Harris, appearing…

Hanna-Barbera (1988), Warner Archive (August 9, 2011), 1 DVD-R, 92 mins, 4:3 ratio, Dolby Digital mono, Rated G, Retail: $19.95 Storyboard: Space Age teen Judy Jetson becomes embroiled in a…

…menu under Trailer Gallery, as well as the Original Trailer for The Last Unicorn itself, presented in a grainy 4:3 transfer. The Tail Of The Last Unicorn (8:30) is a…

…Disney Movie Reward Codes found in the majority of Buena Vista-released DVD and Blu-ray titles really are good for something, y’know! While many might let those inserts sit in the…

…human named Tyronn from a race of rat-like monsters called the Groundlings. Thundarr then agrees to deliver the magic black pearl to the humans in the ruins of Manhat (Manhattan)…

…and return to the traditional values of Disney’s past, and the very reason many of the artists had joined the Studio in the first place. The “animation renaissance” of the…

…with a trailer for the new Scooby-Doo show Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated. The second disc also houses a trailer for Scooby-Doo! First Frights game. Case Study: The complete series is housed…

…day and age there are simply too many instances of a lack of perfected character acting to be ignored – but it will certainly play much better in DVD form,…

…“boy and his giant robot” fight would-be dictators and mad scientists in a series that has been imitated many times over the years. The Sweatbox Review: Fred Ladd had scored…