…obviously having a ball as opposed to the usual Hollywood types who are all-too-often happy to be slumming it and simply provide their own voice in an animated picture. Hugh…

…afters” of several well-loved fairytales get the heave-ho when evil strikes back in the form of Cinderella’s wicked stepmother, who causes a rift in Fairytale Land that undoes the happy…

…like this. 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 for any…

…fun with the traditional story, opening with a wacky sequence in which Red’s mother cooks up some tasty donut treats for Grandma by way of having the gun-happy pet cat…

…is never very clear…despite wanting to fill the princess role in the first two films, it seems she’s all too happy to give it up here without much consultation or,…

…able to serve up, and Beck seems happy to simply revel in the enjoyment of the cartoons. The team ups are good value too, but my favorite insight have to…

…(originally as way back as from old 8mm excerpts!) probably has a part to play, but in recent years, I’m happy to see that home video has brought about a…

…musical score by Bruce Broughton and Richard Stone, among many gifted others (including a nod to Maurice Noble for the Duck Dodgers references) and I’m happy to say that in…

…modern day Disney coupled with a not-so-happy ending meant that they did not think that they could do anything with the film. It played for three days at the Studio’s…

…or take a cartoon or two, Pluto’s works could have been assembled in one collection, Goofy style, or bolstered by the additional suggestions above. I’d have been more than happy…

…their setting and eventually chose their native Paris. In the story and design, I’m happy to see them openly pay the debt to Blade Runner, as fans of that genre…

…out that the correct title for Disney’s 1961 dog-napped movie is that full worded moniker and not the snappy, market-happy 101 Dalmatians (they’re confusing it with the remakes and sequels)….

…comes along, Robinsons takes on his secretive, random characteristics, which aren’t all that likeable at first (it’s all explained later) and quickly irritated me. A moment with some big-band happy…

…Chau and his screenwriters also make sure a subplot about Shoeshine’s teen owner and his girlfriend doesn’t unbalance the movie, which is happy to play at the dogs’ level and…

…of being happy, sad or angry, usually with a look of mild annoyance, like they’re having difficulty in going to the toilet. I don’t think most of this would have…

…London Dalmatians Pongo and Perdita are a happy couple, living in Regent’s Park with their human “pets” Anita and Roger Radcliff. When Anita’s old schoolmate Cruella de Vil learns that…

…to remember. I’m sure co-financers Warner Brothers would have been happy with that, also allowing them to bundle the two films together in later DVD sets and split costs on…