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DVD Toons reviews Space Jam: Special Edition!
While reviewer Randall Cyrenne still grumbles a bit about the film’s overall quality, he still likes its subtler touches, widescreen presentation (finally!), and its moderate 2-disc treatment in the new… |
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Saturday Morning Cartoons – 1960s: Volume 1
…Jr. And The Impossibles, King Kong, Space Kiddettes, Space Ghost, and Cool McCool all debuted that year. The Saturday morning schedule in 1966 also saw reruns of The Jetsons and… |
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Toy Story / Toy Story 2 / Toy Story 3 – 3D Editions
…where toys naturally come to life when we humans are not around, young boy Andy’s favorite toy, Woody the Cowboy, has to contend with the arrival of all-bleeping, all-lighting spaceman… |
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Animation visionary Glen Keane talks about Nephtali
…space. So, I drew that line of action from the dancer’s head all the way to his toes, but I just drew it in space. Then I stepped around on… |
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Jason Of Star Command: The Complete Series
…Jason Of Star Command was conceived as a spin-off to the previous season’s live action Space Academy, a show about eager young space cadets that starred Lost In Space’s Jonathon… |
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Birdman & The Galaxy Trio: The Complete Series
…collections. The Space Ghost and Birdman releases share a common cover design, with a new space-oriented background for the Hanna-Barbera Classic Collection banner. Birdman gets the front cover and interior… |
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The Herculoids: The Complete Series
…his kin from invaders, with the help of an interesting assortment of creatures. The Sweatbox Review: The success of Space Ghost in 1966 meant that Hanna-Barbera would be asked for… |
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Frankenstein Jr. And The Impossibles: The Complete Series
…continue, albeit on DVD-Rs. Having Space Kidettes/Young Samson released recently was a great surprise, and now another little-known 1966 show gets its chance to be rediscovered. So we’re back in… |
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Hanna And Barbera: A Cartoon Appreciation, Part 3
…game first. New reincarnations of old favorites started with a Jetsons spin-off, 1981’s Astro And The Space Mutts (teamed with Teen Force and older shows to form a Space Stars… |
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Treasure Planet: Special Edition
…Storyboard: Young Jim Hawkins is your usual Disney loner, although this time around he’s living on an isolated spaceport with his Mom, who runs the Benbow Inn, a popular boarding… |
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A Fond Look Back At Filmation: Part 2
…starred in the live action Space Academy on CBS in 1977. The tale of a planetoid that housed an academy for eager young space cadets was an impressive but expensive… |
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DVD news
…Montage **\\Walt Disney Treasures – Tomorrowland: Disney in Space and Beyond\\** Man In Space, Man and the Moon, Mars and Beyond, Our Friend The Atom, Eyes In Outer Space, EPCOT… |
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The Flintstones: The Complete Series
…UPA Studio, might lend itself to the smaller screens of the day, the lack of detail perhaps working to their advantage in not cluttering the viewing space. Smart and witty… |
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Toy Story / Toy Story 2: Special Editions
…a little more in-depth at four minutes. Of the other new features, we’ve another NASA-endorsed spot, Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs: International Space Station (3:43), which looks at the space station… |
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AV Roundtable Flashbacks: Titan A.E.
…currently their final film — the epic Fox Animation space adventure Titan A.E., this year turning an incredible twenty years old! Ben: So, Titan A.E.! We all watched it. What… |
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Disney Blu-ray 3D Reissues: Chicken Little / Meet The Robinsons / Bolt / G-Force
…fact dropping like bits of space-ship projected hexagons – because they are space-ship projected hexagons! Chicken is torn between trying to tell his friends Fish Out Of Water, Abby Mallard… |
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Beauty And The Beast: Diamond Edition (3D)
…not quite at the foreground, but not quite buried in the image either, creating a forced perspective of space. At times I have to say I found the look quite… |
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The All-New Super Friends Hour: Season One, Volume One
…League adds alien teenagers and their pet space monkey to the team. The Sweatbox Review: Hanna-Barbera first adapted DC Comics’ Justice League Of America concept in 1973, in a fairly… |
