…is wearing them, and because they think that Harvey likes how skinny girls look. The girls use the family “Spooky Jar” genie to help them. He gives them the means…

…Park in 1993 that provided a perfect marriage of movie and merchandise. For the first time, the film’s spin offs were featured within the movie itself and the convention of…

…is that the volume is “intended for the adult collector”), Retail: $65 Storyboard: Wacky wabbits, screwey ducks and the rest of the inmates of the Termite Terrace asylum make their…

…her helpers, the Ant Hill Mob. The Sweatbox Review: When considering Wacky Races and its two spin-offs, I am firmly of the belief that The Perils of Penelope Pitstop is…

…There is not the traditional squash and stretch of the Fleischer shorts, but there is still a bounce and enthusiasm in the animation that one expects. There is also an…

…the likes of Clash Of The Titans, Krull, The Dark Crystal and The NeverEnding Story, etc) I now find myself agreeing with the critics of the time: these films were…

…fun too! In the Bonus Features section you’ll find The Sword In The Stone Scrapbook, a collection of concept, production and still art from the making of the movie. The…

…and Jungle Cubs did little for me other than to tarnish the reputation of the film that “inspired” them, and as for the knock offs to the recent features, such…

…the back is better indication of the level of animation to be found in the feature itself, and inside there’s an insert that repeats the poster on one side and…

…result of the stars “over-acting” and shouting their lines out with enthusiasm!) and fits the dated look of the visuals suitably. Again, kudos to those storing the masters on these…

…And as if the moral of the story got lost in the substandard, workmanlike storytelling along the way, the Princesses both pop up for a confirmation at the end of…

…“lightning sketches”, with Walt’s own hand drawing the action. Most of the humor deals with corruption in the law and ladies fashions, and the film is the source for the…

…methods primarily came in the form of the Xerox process of copying the animators’ drawings directly to cels, eliminating the need for a large ink and paint staff considerably. The…

…of a solidly decent, if nothing too special, soundtrack. Like the movie itself, it’s inoffensive, and spots of fun here and there, and although the climax gets very cluttered and…

…the disgruntled villain brigade, who want to spoil all the fun and show only their Halloween-themed scary shorts to the trapped audience. The Sweatbox Review: Perhaps the title of this…