…continued the return to Looney Tunes greatness that had been spearheaded by Who Framed Roger Rabbit’s phenomenal success. Executive producer Steven Spielberg had approached Warner Bros. Animation originally to bring…

…suspects. Leonard Maltin jumps into the sound booth for a couple, and his co-participants Mark Kausler and Jerry Beck (doing double duty away from the Golden Looney Tunes) get to…

…a glimpse of the show’s other superhero subjects. Trailers appearing on Disc 2 include those for Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 5, Smurfs, and the Tom & Jerry Spotlight Collection…

…to a close and he formed his own company, How The Grinch Stole Christmas is perhaps Jones’ most well-known work outside of the Looney Tunes stable. Faithful to the Seuss…

…criticism and intimidation to all he sees. His employees include many of the familiar Looney Tunes gang, such as familiar types like Elmer Fudd and Porky Pig, but also less…

…for a few adults anyway)! Though there’s some substantial overlap with some other Thunderbean collections, Strangest Cartoons brings together a fun selection of curios from animation’s golden age and supplements…

…has up their sleeves next. All in all, the Pixar Short Film Collection feels about as lightweight as Lifted. Quite why the collection has come about now is anyone’s guess,…

…and to have merchandising rights, which was not acceptable. Plus, their bid was quite high. Instead, the job was won by the Leon Schlesinger studio, producer of the Looney Tunes…

…personality a corker, a great deal of these shorts get away from the straight cartooning of the Looney Tunes or even the comic escapades of Donald or Goofy. As with…

…first star wasn’t even animated but she sure enjoyed a whole heap of adventures in a cartoon wonderland! This unique collection features ten examples of some of Walt’s earliest work….

…Wartime or Looney Tunes sets, you could do a lot worse than to take a look at The Complete Uncensored Private Snafu. Snafu was the brainstorm of Hollywood director Frank…