…as he continues to grieve over the fate of Jean-Grey. Overall, I am very happy with this release and as you can see, I can hardly wait for the third…

…in the 1950s), and he comes to visit his grandson George. He is an active and youthful man who drives the town policeman crazy with his driving and happy-go-lucky nature….

…was more than happy with most of the shows. For those programs with poorer video, I can accept that we’re just lucky to get to see some of these obscure…

…Astro Boy, at its best, pondered existentialism and science fiction issues pertaining to robot rights and other issues, Gigantor was largely happy to simply see its voiceless hero pound on…

…happy, but it may be overwhelming for the more casual fan. All episodes are released in their original 1.33:1 aspect ratio. The animation on the show was somewhat consistent, and…

…lively animation, likable leads and a happy ending, this feels like a Disney movie from start to finish. One wouldn’t goes as far as to compare it favourably to Mary…

…products like Enchanted Tales. I don’t think it’s down to age or gender either…I’m very happy to sit and enjoy what would be alluded to as being “chick flicks”, intended…

…now appeared under the banner Happy Harmonies. Bosko’s look there evolved substantially until he was quite recognizably a young black boy, which was consistent with his speech patterns in the…

…a detective, but of course he is a crook. Betty ends up getting framed for a robbery, and she has to clear herself. Be assured of a happy ending. I…

…was looking for more tragedy in Peter’s life, and here it is. Oh, man. This gut-wrenching episode confirms that the creators know Spider-Man. Peter can only be happy if something…

…since these are really the cartoons I want the most. I was not sure initially if I would be happy with these cartoons again, after not having seen them for…

…one) is certainly cleaner than most, though. Viewers of previous Bosko compilations will be happy to know that there is NO Bosko Video “bug” in the corner of the screen,…

…Lord Yupa. Once Nausicaa assists Yuma by calming the Ohmu, they return to the village. There, a throng of happy villagers greets them, and we soon meet Nausicaa’s terminally ill…

…Disney in regards to their animation releases. This particular purchase decision will depend on how much you adore Hanna-Barbera even in their weaker moments. Personally, I was happy to make…

…written Japanese on-screen (this defaults along with the English language audio). Final Cut: Okay, if you want all your animated films to have happy endings and singing princesses, you might…

…in common with the studio’s first feature, Snow White— a wicked stepmother, a flirtation with a prince, a little magic, and (naturally) a “happy ever after” ending. What it lacked,…

…Scene Quarterly #2 (Volume 3, Series Number 13), 1988. Is This Thing Loaded? Fans will not be happy with the total lack of extras in this set. There is not…

…brink at times. In the end, Shizuku and Seiji both find direction, and even though a happy ending for the two of them together is suggested, one gets the feeling…

…years old. Perhaps it is just a wee bit flat, but no more than what one could reasonably expect. I noticed no pops or hissing, so color me happy. Final…

…of that abbreviated season were shelved for the time being, with ABC cancelling the show, and Touchstone Television apparently happy just to have enough episodes in the can to take…

…Rock exists largely in his own world, more concerned with his music and being happy than engaging in whatever is going on in everyone else’s lives. The student body has…

…is provided by Tom Bosley, not long before he saw another Love, American Style skit turn into a starring vehicle for him, with the debut of 1974’s Happy Days. Bosley’s…