…really a preview of the first couple of weeks of the storyline. So, if you wish to be kept surprised by the plot points in the story, you may want…

…the Jonny Quest franchise, adding a rock man to the otherwise human group of characters for a thirteen episode run of 1986’s The New Adventures Of Jonny Quest, which ran…

…as is often the case in Hollywood, most of the story elements got changed over the course of its prolonged production history. The movie first entered development with the Shermans…

…the haziness of the storytelling proves detrimental. When the secrets of Kaena’s world are explained, there is a feeling of, “Huh? What was that again?” And the resolution of the…

…girl named Emmy, some mobsters, and the partial destruction of Metropolis at the hands of an enraged, now-female Michi. It is a neat little story, although hampered by lapses of…

…fulfilled my dream of owning every season of Batman: The Animated Series on DVD a few months ago, but I had sort of forgotten about Batman Beyond. It’s kind of…

…This continues the rest of the way through the story. I can understand that they had no suitable role for Bugs out of the Christmas Carol story— you couldn’t have…

…Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh finally came out in 1976. But who was this bear? The history of Winnie The Pooh can be traced back to the time of…

…plights of Charlie Brown and Linus, each of whom has a day of reckoning during the classroom’s Valentine festivities. Linus has bought a large box of chocolates (which Sally of…

…story is surely one of the best Silly Symphonies and the song, “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” is one of the catchiest of all Disney tunes. It became…

…Digital 2.0), Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0), Rated G, Retail: $29.99 Storyboard: Disney’s Robin Hood follows the traditional story of the famed English hero, but with all of the main characters…

…$29.99 Storyboard: Based on old Chinese folklore and one of Disney’s biggest recent hits, Mulan follows a young headstrong Chinese girl who rebels against her pre-arranged marrying off and swaps…

…engaging story and consistent characters. Unfortunately, there’s more of the pointless bonus variety with the remainder of the supplements: Shrek’s Guide To Parenting is anything but, being words of wisdom…

…The Cat In The Hat, he semi-narrates the 24-minute story of Daisy-Head Mayzie, directed by the less flammable Tony Collingwood. Taken from a story Geisel had written in script form,…

…to grip the viewer and pull their involvement into the story. Much of the success of the visuals is down to the look and feel, of course, and here the…

…rest of the timeslots were often filled up with bottom-of-the-barrel shows. Many of these were hoping to capitalize on the success of a similar show by rival production companies and…

…for me the greatest hero ever created. He was also the first, of course, and as such he kicks off Secret Origin: The Story Of DC Comics, writer-director Mac Carter’s…