…that there was indeed a sinister reason for it. Just as Rudolph and Frosty get their old voices for this movie, Mickey Rooney returns to voice Santa, having previously played…

…a nice pairing, and Bleu suits it well. The dubbing itself is top-notch: forget the examples provided in the film’s DVD previews; this is as good as it gets for…

…Dance, but otherwise their feature work had been restricted to cat and mouse cameos in Anchors Aweigh (with Kelly again) and the Esther Williams vehicle Dangerous When Wet. Hanna-Barbera had…

…conquering” character is too reminiscent of a certain genuinely LaMarsh-voiced mouse. Yet Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film For Theaters isn’t remotely close to the warped, but never dull,…

…the fact that animation has remained as prevalent as ever, even if it’s created in a different technique. And as well as the Mouse House’s own hand drawn direct to…

…out the recently released Zellweger film on DVD – despite the reasons for it being made, it does stand on its own as being an enchanting story in its own…

…The DVD is housed in a standard black keepcase with a disc flap inside containing room for the 2nd disc. The set comes inside a cardboard slipcase which features different…

…By this time, in my infinite wisdom, my money was better saved and spent on movie collecting, mostly on DVD’s precursor format, LaserDisc, where special editions would cost upwards of…

…current Warners animation on DVD: The Richie Rich/Scooby Doo Hour, Popeye And Friends, a Lego Batman videogame, and Popeye The Sailor Volume Two: 1938 – 1940. A frankly bizarre Wizard…

…he has mostly cameos. A certain giant green monster appears in Hulk Buster, in an episode that ties into the Hulk’s own show (available on a Disney DVD from several…

…and revitalising them for exceptional DVD box set releases, I was again eager to check out the Groovie Goolies to again try and track down what were fast becoming what…