…the Goolies, who hit the road with a trunk full of comedy skits and play their songs in the light of the full moon. It’s often been described as a…

…emphasis on the Oswald short Confidence, the two-strip opening to the Universal feature The King Of Jazz, the birth of Andy Panda, Woody’s debut of course, and the story of…

…on hammering home the plot and character similarities between the film and DreamWorks’ Madagascar from the summer before, The Wild’s bashing was indicative of the general mood of the public…

…to turn into a bona fide franchise. Unlike spin-offs for similar, of the era animated hits Aladdin and The Lion King, the commercial ambitions for the further exploits of the…

…emphasis on Looney Tunes and Hanna-Barbera subjects, we explore the golden age of Saturday morning cartoons. The Sweatbox Review: The first volume of this series was one of my favorite…

…Gary Trousdale, at the helm, no less! On its debut on television, Shrek The Halls, coming hot on the heels of the theatrical release of the most recent film in…

…episodes of this classic Saturday morning series sees the Super Friends face off against a variety of threats, while also aiding the social, health, and arts development of the world’s…

…Jane where the couple revisits the beginning of their relationship. This is one of the most memorable episodes of the show and cleverly showcases the heart at the center of…

…the character who, over the years, changed least). The breakout success of the film and the pressure from distributors for more cat and mouse war meant the development of the…

…parts scattered all over the globe. In the last three episodes of the miniseries, “The Palace of Doom” , “The Roof of the World” , and “Amusement Park of Terror”…

…the viewer out of the story. The Skrulls take on the forms of the FF in order to discredit them. Reed has the FF surrender to the Army, and yet…

…have sufficed and saved me some shelf space. The other drawback is that the exact same image is used on the front and back of the slipcover, and the front…

…It does, however, crop off the top and bottom of the image, since the Peanuts movies were originally made in the 4:3 ratio from what I have read. So, the…

…has the distinction of being a “brother” of sorts to Astro, as is explained during the course of the show, further linking the two. Atlas shares living space in the…

…Retail: $19.98 Storyboard: Scooby-Doo and the rest of the gang return for the final three seasons of one of the most popular revivals of the classic series in A Pup…

…video and DVD (the previous release, The Return Of Jafar was composed of the first five episodes of the Aladdin spin-off TV show, though Simba’s Pride was designed as a…

…way, but there isn’t much substance. The moments between Buck and his son are somewhat touching, but there’s at least two too many of these and they have the undesired…

…to the screen, and the result is Señor Droopy (1949), with the pooch up against The Wolf in the bullring for the hand of the lovely Latin star Lina Romay….

…Little Wonders (3:50), which explores the themes of the film in an odd 2.35:1 letterboxed 4×3 that crops off the movie’s imagery, and Kids Of The Future (3:20), performed by…