…the Kid’s WB block on The CW. I call it a revival because it had been nearly 13 years since the end of their previous series, Tom and Jerry Kids,…

…of this will matter to kids, who will probably enjoy the colorful adventure anyway, although some may question the reasoning behind some moments – even kids aren’t easily that fooled!…

…and Fantasia/2000. The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow DVD storybook replays the second half of the feature as an interactive on-screen “book” that kids can have read to them, or read…

…it to be a nice updating of the story that obviously plays a little more to the kids of today than the 1955 original did – something that, to be…

…Mickey-shaped objects within the designs and backgrounds. This is quite a fun feature, both for kids and fans, though might take a couple of viewings to catch them all! Onto…

…of animal clips) all about that animal. It’s quite good fun and little kids will enjoy it while learning about the wildlife seen in the movie. With the Find Your…

…Lane back as the characters, and a reminder of the 1980s educational films that Disney produced, showing that they can easily help kids understand a subject, even when those kids…

…little fellow had a lot more spirit – something that, due to public pressure to be more of a role model for kids, he slowly lost by his Sorcerer’s Apprentice…

…but heading into DreamWorks Kids provides some extra fun. Flushed Away Tunes links to the Slug Songs from above and the Flushed Away Jukebox, which isn’t anything more than the…

…picture it’s a good, memorable musical score, and the worst thing that can break it would be to literally create kids’ TV-level music without any substance or nuance. Unfortunately, and…

…informative narration on the methods it was outputted and cut on film, closing with a fun outtake of the kids performing the final line of the Prince’s signature song. A…

…all be skipped with the Menu key, end with Paramount’s hugely derivative theatrical hope The Spiderwick Chronicles, coming in February, in which young Freddie Highmore seems to have lost his…

…so desperately on the skids!), Lewis himself has jumped out of nowhere to somewhat regain the franchise and present this update/remake/sequel to his original film. Going direct to video without…

…digging on this, but quite how an American kids cartoon score can end up as being the most recognisable news theme on British TV is a mystery that I believe…

…the kids. Fans, of course, will have no hesitation in grabbing their copy, and while such features would have been enlightening, they somehow do not come across as missing here….

…over a minute. A series of deleted, extended or rough test scenes follow, the first of which is Mikey’s Birthday Party: Full Sequence (3:14), that elaborates on the kids’ birthday…

…can enjoy. It is smart: a rare animated film that’s never in danger of being dumbed down for the kids and indeed feels more sophisticated than many “adult” comedies; as…

…to say there’s anything profane or in bad taste about Freakazoid!, but it might just be one for the more appreciative and mature animation fan. While younger kids might enjoy…

…forward moments”, as we used to call them as kids. These were the sequences in movies, like Lovely Lonely Man from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, which indicated a good couple…