…have found your way around the site (some of us are still lost!) and worked out the general gist. We’ve added around 30 new and archival reviews, and Randall has…

…but sure to surprise and delight with the rest of the selection. With the recent True Life Adventures launch of the Legacy series and the spectacular success of Cars and…

…with three titles: Clutch Cargo: The Complete Series – Volume One, the collector’s edition of Heavy Metal and the very nice package put together by Warner Home Video for Tim…

…the Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 4, the Hanna-Barbera titles and Walt Disney Treasures: More Silly Symphonies releases. Perhaps my pick of the bunch, though, might be the bulky but…

…the quantity and up the quality. For Aardman, the question mark looms larger, and they certainly have the poorer hand to play. But their track record is still impressive, and…

…Feature to…Happy Feet!? The penguin comedy seemed to keep with the “green” theme of the evening and beat out Pixar’s otherwise sure-to-win juggernaut and Sony’s Monster House, which was the…

…heard the recent All This And Tex Avery Too release will know the fine work Screen Archives puts into all their releases. As always, the recordings on this one have…

…Land deleted scenes, and a handful of behind-the-scenes featurettes: the Journey Of The Characters In The Enchanted Forest, Creating The Happily Story: Bringing N’Ever After To Life and From Storyboard…

…Ferrell remake of Land Of The Lost. As The Hollywood Reporter says, “the question is whether he wants to do a space movie or a dinosaur movie”, but the thought…

…seem to be tied to the recently announced new series of Terminator films (yawn). For the girls (and boys!) there will be more Ugly Betty, and you comic book sci-fi…

…Of The Lost Ark bursts back onto the big screen on Friday 29 June with the only authorized screening this year of the original Indiana Jones adventure. We have confirmed…

…pockets and armies of restoration teams, making their achievements that much more remarkable, and I encourage and of you serious about animation history to seek them out and support future…

…TV in the 1970s. Their middle-years theatrical style was often compared to the UPA Studio, favorably and for good reason, and I’m just having a ball leafing through the pages….

…films. Running through their considerable catalog, I again noticed that the old Weintraub and Thorn-EMI libraries were now among the titles under their control, and I inquired about several films…

…Puss In Boots comes to mind) and I think I would have preferred the Nemo strapline across the top (it’s all a bit bottom heavy), but on the pluses the…

…perhaps, lies the problem) the message to Disney is “must try harder”. So, there you have it, the review of the review! Enjoy the rest of your week! – Ben….

…series of films based around the reversal of the concept in the Ko-Ko The Clown Out Of The Inkwell shorts. Instead of a cartoon clown popping out and entering our…

…Series set, the show retains the goofy but fun vibe and seems to have impressed Rand, who says the “release of all sixteen episodes is my first exposure to the…

…heavily in his own The Lovely Bones and the Tintin trilogy, it seems Bilbo, Gandalf and the One Ring are in good hands. New to the site this week, regular…