…and running a fun three minutes. Accompanying this is a similarly offered Alternate Ending: Temp/Scratch Test which, going by the unfinished computer rendering, was cut early on, and runs just…

…in a mocked-up nuclear testing site, which becomes clear to him when he finds a family of mannequins in the living room, watching television. Um…wait, rewind. There’s a nuclear testing…

…a testament to writer/director Bird, who once saw this as a traditionally hand-drawn animated feature, and who has created fully dimensional characters, not just in the CGI sense, and a…

…WALL•E himself, a whole host of cute robot characters from the history of cinema: yes there’s a bit of everything in here, the Johnny Fives, the Old Bobs, even some…

…featuring songs from Phil Collins, some early pencil tests, production footage and a lot of great completed animation, by the looks of things. Other previews vying for attention are Finding…

…seen by the kind of family audiences that used to flock to the latest Disney films. Let’s take a look at them, in year of production: Rupert And The Frog…

…imagination of Miss Potter and her original books. The Sweatbox Review: In 2005, Johnny Depp leapt into his own imagination to portray Peter Pan author JM Barrie in a dramatisation…

…Rated G, Retail: $19.98 Storyboard: Host James Earl Jones introduces four tales that made America, all illustrated by Disney animation old and new: Paul Bunyan (1958), Johnny Appleseed (1948), The…

…cartoons is simple: Bugs/Tom portrays an acknowledged master pianist primed to give his greatest performance of Liszt’s Second Hungarian Rhapsody (forever to be associated with the manic cartoon output of…

…as the retro-Johnny Bravo episode, which would have been a natural additional inclusion here (but it’s a no-show). The Eerie Mystery Of The Scooby-Doo History (10:15) finally does describe how…