…as its contemporary feel was well suited to the rough edged animation style and the angular, block-colored backgrounds created for the film. The Xerox process also contributed heavily to the…

…For the “human” side of Silver has been traditionally hand animated by celebrated Disney animator Glen Keane (Ariel, Beast, Aladdin, Tarzan, etc) while his electronic parts have been created, match-moved…

…Studio on its next animated film. As with Don Bluth’s later walk-out from Disney, United Productions of America was set up in the early 1940s by a group of ex-Mouse…

…would make his first foray into animated features, creating the field itself with Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs, in 1937. The documentary Walt: The Man Behind The Myth is…

…was with the three Roger Rabbit-Maroon Cartoons made by Disney and Amblin. Eventually, the 1996 feature from Warners, Space Jam attempted to mine the same field, but way back around…

…recent animated features and just “do something fun”, plus the use of belching in animated films! Absurd as to why this is not mentioned anywhere in the point-of-sale material, it’s…

…Jafar, Scar, Hercules and Lilo, has even found himself joining the DTV team (he’s credited as a Consultant on the movie) to continue in his chosen traditional art field (there’s…

…to produce an eventual animated spin-off. Columbia informed Filmation, however, that an animated show would not be forthcoming because they wanted to concentrate on a feature sequel. Filmation, quite justly…

…rough edged animation approach and the angular, block-colored backgrounds created for the film. The Xerox process also contributed heavily to the free-wheeling, loose feel of The Jungle Book (making the…

…the posse of dancers as Massey spews out an updated version of the barely recognizable theme. Although it’s presented in 1.78:1 letterbox, this is the only clip not treated to…

…Ariel before Disney’s 1989 animated The Little Mermaid’s story began? Nope, and neither did John Musker, Ron Clements – who neglected to present such a convoluted history in their film…

…ploughed on to mine the character a little more. Spielberg himself had attempted to start a series of Young Sherlock Holmes movies (directed by Chris Columbus before he set off…

…go the standard definition route in order to pick up the much vaunted Secrets Of The Furious Five bonus disc, which includes a new animated featurette – and not the…

…from the tedium of assembly line television production to produce a series of sophisticated experimental animated shorts. The Sweatbox Review: When Tezuka Osamu died in 1989, he left an amazing…

…Let’s move on… Oh, this is the special’s first appearance on DVD, by the way. One can see why they waited. You’re Not Elected, Charlie Brown (1972) – Linus runs…

…for DC to approve and only rarely did they get rejected. Fans initially wanted to see Green Arrow the most, but writers also wanted to add the Question, among other…

Melendez/Mendelson Productions (2003), Warner Home Video (October 6, 2009), 1 disc, 41 mins plus supplements, 1.33:1 original full frame ratio, Dolby Surround Stereo, Not Rated, Retail: $19.98 Storyboard: Rerun, who…