…marry Jasmine. The filmmakers mention that the story is ultimately about characters that are trapped in some way or another. Aladdin feels trapped by his social status, Jasmine is trapped…

…with comments before watching an episode for the first time (it ruins the timing). This commentary track is for fans, not all die-hard, but for fans of the show who…

…TV showings of Roger. The sequence (coming just before Jessica visits Eddie in his office) explains why Eddie is coming out of the shower when she arrives, and although it’s…

…when characters leap ridiculous lengths and plummet to their apparent doom, only to survive seconds later. Shere Kahn doesn’t even get a decent death scene, being trapped by a falling…

…as well as the occasional extra photograph. Both are different cuts, and the shorter VHS really may be worth die-hard fans’ attention. With this new wider release, the DVD can…

…and die-hard fans should have no hesitation in adding it to their collections. Is This Thing Loaded? Another Disney set that expands itself to two discs by providing a second…

…Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom! This was also the last time audiences actually saw Mickey with his big black eyed look: Freddie Moore’s redesign for Fantasia meant that,…

…and plotless at times and the art crude, the DVD represents its intentions well and the bonus features make it worth die hard fans conjuring up a copy, and possibly…

…have even die-hards like myself wondering if this wasn’t a “lost” Walt-era cartoon brushed up and beautifully restored. The give-away, mainly, is the too clean digital imaging, and the fine…

…was deemed a failure, not least because this “happy ending” version was still a dark film and wasn’t able to either appeal to families nor those adults who might have…

…Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter Brother, and by mentioning that I really am showing my age! While not on the must-have list for even the most die-hard collectors, I really…

…started to warm to Shrek and found some pleasure in it. Mike Myers’ Shrek and Eddie Murphy’s Donkey still grated with me – the “comedy” I found still to be…

…Lucky Rabbit cartoons! Much rejoicing later, and this set brings us the “missing part” of the Disney legacy that only a few collectors and die-hards had been able to witness…

…collection just feels so lean. Hard-core fans will already own most of the films here, and real die-hards will own all of them in some form or another in both…

…literally a blast). As theatrical animated shorts began to die out in the 1960s (replaced with reissues from the vast number of cartoons that had already been made), Chuck Jones…