…level he’s absolutely first class. Apart from Anderson’s baddie, the rest of the voices deliver pleasing performances, largely from a cast that’s short on big overwhelming poster names and more…

…character designs show how Wart and Merlin evolved, and there are also some great poster treatments (including one from the 1940s when the film was originally intended to be made,…

…it here? Likewise, there were a number of striking poster images created for both the television and, specifically, the feature showings of the film, some of them glimpsed at here,…

…Screen. It also contains three supplemental features: The Song of the Silly Symphonies, Silly Symphonies Souvenirs, and a gallery of pictures and original poster art for the shorts. The very…

…didn’t much like the look, but that Pinocchio homage poster and what I’d seen in the trailer surely whet my appetite! Following a dismal US box office release earlier this…

…in Hollywood at the time, having already starred with the Marx Brothers in Love Happy as far back as 1949, enjoying poster-billed bit parts in such notable films as John…

…way the film was made. Case Study: Recycling the often seen theatrical poster art previously used on the VHS and LaserDisc releases of Wizards, the cover looks deceptively inviting. On…

…to Lighting), but it’s not an amazingly in-depth selection of images, totalling just over one hundred stills, and missing out on the very stylised promotional posters and numerous one-sheets and…

…using a variation of its original theatrical poster art on the front of the box, a rarity these days, and another nice throwback to the time when posters were about…

…was never publicly shown, perhaps because its poster illustrated a very different film in which Red would have been much more of a sexy siren and the wolf a real…

…Untold Adventures” subtitle on its poster for nothing: although devotees will know about the trip and will have seen the resulting films, those were produced purely with that “good will”…