…packed angles, was too intense, as if the camera needed to take a step or two back. Even though it’s Sinbad, and the basic story points are known, I found…

…anywhere near bold enough as it should be to carry it off (unlike Lion King 1½, which succeeded simply by going totally off in the other direction). Some plot points…

…about songs and cues that were discarded and some musical secrets (a song sheet confirms that Bedknobs And Broomsticks’ Beautiful Briny Sea was on the list at one point, and…

…is an uneasy mix of the good and the TV-level. At some points, it reaches the almost-feature quality that the DisneyToon unit have been striving for in releases such as…

…(don’t forget that Bambi II is going into the vaults after only 70 days on sale), while a chapter index card provides the stop points. Most frustratingly, and while I…

…something that again points to a more elaborately designed second edition coming down the track. The usual amount of previews play from start up or from the Sneak Peeks menu,…

…fine points about the movie, and indeed a great many of them too (the gentle digs at the nature of how humans deck out their own cars are hilariously amusing,…

…know…it’s just a cartoon! Let me take a second to collect my thoughts… Here are some good points: I was excited when I saw the episode Fire Breathing Tomcat, because…

…said in its favor is that the image is spotlessly clean and presents the original art as best as possible on disc. Causing points to drop off again is Indican’s…

…of the story that packs in all the main plot points. The cutting back to the ticking clock provides real narrative structure, showing that in just a handful of films…

…cases, the Inkwell disc gains major points for the fuller picture: no pun intended, Alice’s Egg Plant is much more preferable here in an uncut print with more accurate framing…

…The Secrets, Stories And Magic Of The Happiest Place On Earth. Rumored to have undergone some re-editing since being pulled from the 50th Anniversary schedules, some odd facts remain intact,…

…Girvaeu, film expert Serge Bromberg and Lambert to make their points and express their knowledge and enthusiasm for the subject. At a time when general Disney DVD documentaries seem all…

…great for a DTV release, a feature-style Dolby Digital 5.1 surround mix. Points are lost for dropping the originally included DTS from the previous release, probably due to having to…

…episodes take their names from one of the two songs featured in that particular show, and not based on any plot points, with the first disc starting out with When…

…(4:3 on disc one, 16:9 on disc two) aren’t anything amazing, just the Droopy theme played over a still graphic that annoyingly points to the animated shorts as “episodes”. Droopy…

…a number of highpoints that continue to outweigh the often over-maligned output of the proceeding decade. If it wasn’t to be until the Eisner/Wells/Katzenberg era, from 1984 onwards, that Disney…

…Although the cover points out that the program is presented in 5.1, it does also contain (to its credit) the information that not all programming is in the surround format….

…LucasFilm to the DVD bonuses, the simple fact is that most of this will already be on most collectors’ shelves in other forms and it loses points by not being…