Warner kicks off its Peanuts collections with three specials focusing on Charlie Brown’s (lack of) love life….

…of the previous DVD release of this TV special.) Opinions vary on whether or not there should be ongoing Peanuts specials following the death of creator Charles Schulz. I am…

…been met since. This collection brings together all thirteen of the known surviving of the Rabbit’s shorts from the original twenty-six that were supervised by Walt himself. Although the collection…

…in…you guessed it, 3½ minutes! In a good way, there is no allusion to the more recently made cartoons, the tired 1970s TV specials, or the attempted 80s and 90s…

…Retail: $14.99 Storyboard: The lovable loser from Peanuts stars in his first movie, as he spies glory while competing in a spelling bee. The Sweatbox Review: Peanuts is a dichotomous…

…only true Peanuts-centric extra is the featurette In Full Bloom: Peanuts At Easter (15:33). Aside from examining the Easter Beagle special, the featurette discusses Schulz’s viewpoint on religion and how…

…Cut: With the complete 1960s and 1970s Peanuts television output now out in two-disc collections, it becomes harder to recommend picking up individual releases that duplicate what is already available….

…his dog, along with their friends, engage in a series of skits based on the beloved Peanuts comic strip in this Saturday morning classic. The Sweatbox Review: At last Warner…

…does include some trailers, for the “new” Santa’s Magical Stories – which includes the same Birthday edition of The Grinch again! – and Peanuts: Deluxe Holiday Collection and other Peanuts…

…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….

…Three Musketeers is also available this year, though Mickey’s first CGI venture Twice Upon A Christmas certainly means that this Treasure collection remains the highlight of the year)! Split, as…

…that this collection is for the adult collector and is not suitable for children), Retail: $26.98 Storyboard: Superman soars on the motion picture screen for the first time, battling mad…

…for laughs and magical-ness rather than the awesome majesty in that Disney film. Animation is again top-notch (actually probably the best in this collection due to the film being the…

…end of the 1970s, Warner Home Video’s latest trick is to now package episodes of The Charlie Brown And Snoopy Show alongside lesser-known specials, in bargain-priced DVDs. This line shall…

…Thing Loaded? The first disc opens with trailers for both Scooby-Doo: Abracadabra Doo and Peanuts 1970’s Collection, Vol. 1. A trailer for Peanuts 1960’s Collection is included in the Special…

…is by Judy Munsen. The Trailers that play after the disc loads are those for various Peanuts holiday DVDs, naturally. More Peanuts Trailers can be played from the menu as…

…is advertising insert, with instructions for downloading two Guaraldi tunes from Concorde music group. This DVD is also part of the Peanuts Deluxe Holiday Collection. In this set, which also…

…Retail: $29.99 NOTE: This is a revised and updated edition of a review for the original Gold Collection release of The Sword In The Stone, which may be read here,…