…the story of Oliver Twist as the unit’s next film, but this being the 1980s period when Disney was turning its fortunes around by hiring in some of the biggest…

…the end, it is a good song, but features more visual content than catchy tunes. The next song, You Oughta Be Savin’ Water is probably the catchiest new tune on…

…and lighter feel to it. Additionally, groovy bubblegum tunes would be inserted into a chase scene around the middle of the story. The lyrics would have nothing to do with…

…tunes. The look of Cinderella is not so lavish as what can be seen in Snow White or Fantasia, but it is extremely polished. The Disney staff by now consisted…

…filled with catchy tunes and background music. The same songs appear in each show, but they are brief enough to not become irritating. Voice work, by the way, was done…

…Case Study: Standard keepcase, with a bright & shiny, foil embossed slip-sleeve. Inside are two advertising insets, including one with instructions for downloading two Guaraldi tunes. This DVD is also…

…story is surely one of the best Silly Symphonies and the song, “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” is one of the catchiest of all Disney tunes. It became…

…tunes for Civilization II, Nancy Drew series, and the recent Ultimate Spider-Man game, really does stand out and I hope to see more of his work in the future. The…

…contemporary tunes in their sound track. Most of the shorts in this first phase were nature-oriented, but there was a transition to the more urban setting when we get to…

…own Toy Story 2 remains the best computer animated feature, from any studio. Monsters doesn’t have any of the contemporary pop music tunes that will date Shrek, and skews to…

…probably blown your speaker package away, but as a film made up from mostly lengthy non-dialogue scenes and standard pop-music tunes usually only heard in stereo anyway, then the Dolby…

…One, from LMNT (which does not, I’ve been told, stand for Little Mutant Ninja Turtles!), is a song put to sequences from the movie. A couple of toe-tapping tunes and…

…This surprising ignorance of the original seeps over into the music as well. One of Disney’s most memorable scores, The Jungle Book contained a number of great tunes and is…

…a chance to pat Elton on the back for the tunes he composed (this also includes the original crocodile animation from the Can’t Wait To Be King sequence). Orchestral Color…

…a little knowing with their references, there are some good tunes on the bill! Needless to say that there are no theatrical trailers for the film itself, though at least…

…powerful moment, drawn and played with maximum impact, the scene fades out and we shoot rather quickly to the next year and the hap-hap-happy tunes of springtime. It’s a moment…

…the spoof on how the Japanese completely fill their TV frames block-solid is laugh-out-loud funny, and the pop tunes work surprisingly well alongside Randy Newman’s otherwise very Randy Newman-esque score)….

…left and right of the image? Rounding out the extras is The Best Easter Party Ever sing-along to one of the very catchy tunes from the double-episode length episode. Oddly,…

…Inkwell: Bonus 2-Disc Edition, George Herriman’s Kinomatic Krazy Kat Kartoon Klassics, Max Fleischer’s Ko-Ko Song Car-tunes, Mutt And Jeff: The Original Animated Odd Couple and the new Alice In Cartoonland:…