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Tom & Jerry: The Chuck Jones Collection
…as opposed to the whacking and thwacking of the earlier efforts. Certainly, these cartoons are of their time, the mid-1960s, but within that range there were also some new things… |
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Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!: Season One, Vol. 3 – Hello Mummy
…cash is recovered. Sensing a mystery, the gang decides to investigate and their clues lead them to the theater of a master puppeteer. There, they find a counterfeit $20 bill… |
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DuckTales: Volume 1
…US television markets on the basis of the Disney name and the show’s concept. They took two years then to prepare the initial 65 episodes, ensuring that the show had… |
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Huckleberry Hound Show: Volume One
…the next few, so I don’t see why the first episode’s reconstruction was placed on the last disc. Nevertheless, the effort to put these together is much appreciated. The added… |
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Whisper Of The Heart
…The Microphone (8:00) shows off the English voice cast, and is typical of what one would expect. The first disc also has Trailer And TV Spots (10:45)— enough that they… |
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Hanna And Barbera: A Cartoon Appreciation, Part 1
…Boot was the first collaboration for the pair. They realized that the idea was hackneyed, but felt they could do no worse than the rest of the MGM output. Even… |
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George Of The Jungle: The Complete Original Series
…Pilot (7:15) and Super Chicken Pilot (5:30) are each looking a little more worn than the episodes themselves, but they are plenty of fun. It’s interesting, too, to watch them… |
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Walt Disney Treasures: The Chronological Donald Volume Four
…Disney and the many innovations they were implementing at the time – including Stereophonic sound. They also discuss the character of the Ranger and the voice work of Bill Thompson…. |
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Directors Buck and Brannon on Surf’s Up
…They’re all little real moments. Then Kelly Slater and Rob Machado – surfers in the movie, the real deal – they played roving reporters, and then Sal Masekela – they… |
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The Art Of Tom And Jerry: Volume Three
…the H-B cartoons their spark. Here Tom and Jerry are more mischievous, with careful plotting taking the place of a quick and painful revenge. Certainly, these cartoons are of their… |
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Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse In Black And White, Volume Two
…no indication of their titles on the side, looking out of whack with the previous entries in the series. Added to this is the fact that the set’s contents, usually… |
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Walt Disney Treasures: The Complete Pluto, Volume One
…and Pluto arrive for a getaway and want to start cooking, the chipmunks put up their usual fight to keep their place. The final sequence, with Mickey mistaking a ketchup-covered… |
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Classic feature reviews, Pan deals, and more…
A couple of 1970s animated features get the archive review treatment today: the original animated The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe, and the special edition DVD of Ralph Bakshi’s… |
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Aardman's new home; Treasures still a comin'; new contest and more reviews on the way, plus a recharge to the site coming soon…
…as if the release of these historic shorts wasn’t enough, is the promise that the discs will house the DVD debut of the Ub Iwerks documentary feature The Hand Behind… |
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Narnia news: director Apted an "interesting" choice for Voyage…
…franchise pictures in there? While Apted is undoubtedly a strong director, the only film that has taken him close to such fare was the 007 adventure The World Is Not… |
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Meet The Robinsons
…there in the end and the payoff is well worth the reward. There remains, however, no real heart in the future, which is what Meet The Robinsons really needed to… |
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Return to Narnia…
…area has been with The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe, the first of CS Lewis’ Narnia books that came to screens a couple of years… |
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The Wild
…time for good – with their perhaps inevitable merger. Suddenly, the Studios’ association with “outside” producers wasn’t looking like the kind of insurance they needed anymore, and the future for… |
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We’re off to see the Wizard!
…the extras are pretty limited: just the three theatrical trailers from the original DVD and a What Would Brian Boitano Do? music video from the international DVD release, though they’ve… |
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Troubled MGM heading for the auction block?
…buy the library, to compliment the pre-1986 MGM films it already owns, while Sony may purchase United Artists to keep hold of the 007 franchise, and the famous Leo the… |
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Tom & Jerry: Deluxe Anniversary Collection
…& Jerry: The Movie was not one of them, and the film isn’t even highlighted by a theatrical trailer in this collection. With their merging with the Cartoon Network, the… |
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New Thunder Cats Trailer
The anime-inspired Thunder Cats cartoon now has an official trailer. Taking the same revamp path as He-Man and the Masters of the Universe a few years back, the trailer gives… |
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Watch 9 Minutes of the New ThunderCats
ThunderCats, one of the biggest TV animation premieres of the summer, has a new sneak peak. Nine minutes of the pilot episode is available for previewing. Based off the popular… |
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Tom & Jerry: Golden Collection Vol 1
…intact. That was also the intention when Warners picked up the baton for the DVD Spotlight Collections, although the mixed-up assortment of cartoon offerings and the emergence that there were… |
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Robotech: Complete Original Series
…shadows, far from the enemy’s influence, but the more victories they win they come closer to invading the enemies’ stronghold—sort of like working their way through a spiral until they… |
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Arthur Christmas composer Harry Gregson-Williams: from Venice Beach to the North Pole!
…approach the film, musically? HGW: The movie was perfect for some thematic material. We see it right away through Arthur’s theme that comes through strongly toward the end of the… |
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Director Gore Verbinski wrangles up Rango!
…the biggest opening weekend gross with $135.6 million, becoming the first film to make $100 million in two days. Ultimately, Dead Man’s Chest grossed $1.07 billion worldwide, becoming the highest-grossing… |
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William Joyce and Brandon Oldenburg read The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore!
…Gras Indians marching down the street. They are Creole guys in this ancient part of Mardi Gras, and they wear the most amazing, Liberace-crazy plumage. They’ll spend $20,000 on these… |
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UPDATED: Legends of Oz: Dorothy’s Return gets a theatrical trailer
…her old friends the Scarecrow (Dan Aykroyd), the Lion (Jim Belushi), the Tin Man (Kelsey Grammer) and Glinda (Bernadette Peters) from a devious new villain, the Jester (Martin Short). Wiser… |
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Noveltoons: Original Classics
…one of these is funny and ranks up there with what the other studios were doing at the time. At their best, the Noveltoons aspired to greatness, such as with… |
