…James Stewart himself (later to play in the film version, which coincidentally shares Roger’s 104-minute running time) playing appearing for a limited time in 1947. So, little to complain about…

…who have seen it to this day. More importantly, James Baskett, the actor who plays storyteller Uncle Remus, was the first live-action star in a Disney film to win an…

…fine for kids, but there’s no denying that this should have gone straight to video rather than the theatrical route. The space would have been left open for the Piglet…

…the film, still then known as King Of The Jungle and with a projected release date of November 1993 (that space was eventually filled by Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before…

…their vision and locked on to it and, for good or bad, stuck to their guns and went down blazing. Titan AE and Treasure Planet did animation in space (and…

…the image can’t easily be zoomed in on to fill the screen without losing more head space or lower text info. Overall it is very pleasing visual experience, right from…

…True, the second disc is a little scarce, but the extended running time of two of the three featurettes does account for the space taken on the disc (Christmas Carol…

…take up too much disc space and mean less cartoons. To be honest, and although there seems to be some fan anticipation for this, I wasn’t that enthralled, since it…

…with their characters simply jamming with their musical instruments. As such, it’s back to Mr Mouse performing and showing off his abilities for the next pair of shorts, the often…

…selection of cartoons above, I still feel that Pluto’s true chronological series output could have been covered in the one set and still have space left over for the bonuses…

…wasn’t what took up much of the space on Disc Two, but there’s a certain level of enjoyment to be had in the various choice and numbering games the player…

…operational battle station), a wizened ghostly keeper-of-the-sword’s-power figure, an army of robots who seem to have strayed from The Black Hole (remember Captain S.T.A.R.R.?) and some nifty spaceship battles, and…

…animation made within its DVD release year and, with a short running time, has plenty of space to breathe on the disc. Scratch Tracks: Perhaps in an added attempt to…

…of supplementary materials, nor even a usually packed disc, with most of the extra space given over to a DTS soundtrack option. As such, Bambi feels a little lightweight for…

…there were “too many cooks” on An American Tail), the film was completed at the then-newly built Sullivan-Bluth studio in Ireland. Featuring a score by James Horner and some occasionally…

…a nifty two-seater runabout with plenty of space in the rear… As usual, we are presented with a grouping of upcoming Disney titles coming to theaters or home video. Some…

…that very 1980s way of having everything fighting for mixing space, while sounding perfectly audible if a little aggressive. Subtitles in English for the Hard Of Hearing are also provided….

…Deed, Cyman’s Revenge (quite a departure, and a quite an exciting space adventure), The Headless Horseman Caper, Banish That Banshee, Rollerghoster and He Went Brataway. Disc Four’s shows include: The…

…the know to clog up any extra disc space with plentiful information. Other discs in his Animation Classics Collection have featured commentaries with the likes of Jerry Beck, John Kricfalusi…

…bounce around though there is a fair amount of dead space. However, being a very technical film, we get a lot of good technical details here too. Snyder reveals influences…

…Magic, being primarily responsible for the amazing and pioneering work done on the effects for the James Cameron movies The Abyss and Terminator 2. Unlike Spaz, who famously brought Jurassic…

…covered, from the broadest animation of the robots to the smallest minutiae, leading to an engrossing track that contains very few spaces. The need for the film to make big…

…minutes of disc space. An option for Previews re-runs the trailers already encountered at the top of the disc, along with a push for Charlotte’s Web and – again pointlessly…

…space that could have been better handed to the images. Dolby dubs are also provided for French and Spanish listeners, with hearing-impaired English subtitles also an option. Final Cut: Cinderella…