…more moving or humane than this. The response on your first viewing may very well shock you, no matter how I try to prepare you. This is a film to…

…apparatus. Thunderbirds fans will also enjoy a musical reference to that series as Wallace uses a ridiculously complex means to get onto his motorcycle. A trip to the moon, foiling…

…The Microphone (8:00) shows off the English voice cast, and is typical of what one would expect. The first disc also has Trailer And TV Spots (10:45)— enough that they…

…be able to train to become a knight of the round Table, which could allow him to restore his father to the throne of Thule. Having not read up on…

…Really, who would care? With all the stories left to be told about Basil Of Baker Street or The Rescue Aid Society, why would Disney choose to bring back Copper…

…out of the terrific success of DuckTales and Chip ‘N Dale’s Rescue Rangers, Disney decided to add a superhero flavor to their latest adventure program. To help ensure the show’s…

…And Paint: The transfers for this show remain absolutely stellar. I continue to be amazed with how good this show looks on DVD. The detail is remarkable, as you can…

…to cowboys who look like Bluto. Onion Pacific sees Popeye and Bluto racing in a competition to see whose train gets the state franchise. Wimmin Is A Myskery introduces the…

…to smile with his happiness. The show’s popularity even caused it to be spoofed on The Simpsons. I’m Gonna Send Your Vote To College “I’m Gonna Send Your Vote to…

…to “clean up” the picture, and everything looks bold and strong. Although a (terrible) pan-and-scan 1.33:1 edition is being sold separately, you really owe it to yourself to see this…

…which was basically initiated to bring low-budget feature-length movies to the big screen? They were off to a good start with the DuckTales and Goofy movies, but seem to have…

…shot by Walt himself. Unfortunately these too have been cropped to fit the 1.66:1 ratio as opposed to “windowboxing” these clips to shrink them down inside the wider frame, as…

…Takes A Trip is the often seen film in which Mickey and Pluto have to dupe Pete the conductor when Mickey tries to smuggle Pluto onto a train. A harmless…

…perhaps too much of a departure for the company: too dark, too adult and too risky. As Finding Nemo was perceived the year before and Cars is sure to do…

…railway train sequence opening, the cartoon resorts to the usual generic plotting suggested by Old West situations, though uniquely all sides are seen to be friendly to each other and…

…run together for a close-to 16 minute total. Alice The Toreador is an earlier 1925 Virginia Davis effort, with more of a starring role for Alice before she became sidelined…

…I was already well trained in what to expect, but even then there are some moments that bring a huge smile or are guaranteed to pop your eyes out at…

…as with One Hundred And One Dalmatians’ title switch to the easier to read ADD moniker 101 Dalmatians, the title here seems to have been blanded out too, going for…

…top of their game. What’s most effective is the feeling of weightlessness they are able to infuse into their essentially weightless drawings. How does an animated character fly without seeming…