…with the likes of Bambi and The Jungle Book. In 1985, The Black Cauldron attempted to announce a new kind of Disney, but the picture almost sank under the weight…

…deserves the “masterpiece” tag attributed to early classics such as Snow White, Pinocchio, Fantasia and Bambi. The reason is simple, and obviously lost on Katzenberg: Mary Poppins sums up everything…

…a nice little set of extras. First of all, though, there are the requisite Previews. Bambi, the three current Miyazaki releases, and The Incredibles are advertised before getting to the…

…Dog, Studio Ghibli DVDs, Kronk’s New Groove, Sky High, Bambi II, and Power Rangers SPD), but there is almost nothing else on here. You get less than a minute of…

…trailers for the Aladdin Trilogy, Bambi, Pooh’s Heffalump Movie, Mulan: Special Edition, Mary Poppins: 40th Anniversary Edition, Mulan II, Jetix, the Make-a-Wish (foundation narrated by Genie), and the Disneyland Resort….

…represented a new era for the Walt Disney Studios. In 1950, Disney released Cinderella, their first studio feature length cartoon since Bambi in 1942 (not including the compilation films). The…

…initial releases, and although Dumbo had flown high creatively and commercially, the War put the dampeners on Bambi even though it was critically successful. The idea of the Package Features…

…story (borrowing just a little from Dumbo, Bambi and The Lion King) follows young Spirit, a wild stallion in the old west. Strong and fast, Spirit grows to be a…

…into late-period Walt, when the Studio had to make the animated films without the supervision he had shown to the early classics Snow White, Pinocchio, Fantasia or Bambi. By this…

…Bambi had been disappointing. Dumbo, with its brisk pace, low budget and simple cartoon animation, had proved one bright spot during these troubled times and so the emphasis was placed…

…long time Disney fans: Medusa’s getaway in her car will again hark back to Cruella’s chasing the puppies, and some recycling of material from Bambi may seem familiar. This is…

…never leans on to achieve effect. The two always share the same self-effacing attitude, joking about themselves as “the men who killed Bambi’s Mother”, a line that, while very amusing,…

…his films such as Pinocchio, Fantasia and Bambi. The often-documented Studio Strike is also covered as well as an explanation of his involvement in the McCarthy “Witch Hunts” of the…

…on the disc in technical ability, and there are nice nods to other animal movies, most notably one of McCartney’s own favorites, Bambi, as well as The Lion King and…

…(which still only looks “kind of” okay), Bambi (whose digital restoration looks simply gorgeous), and Mary Poppins’ 40th Anniversary, with Pooh’s Heffalump Movie shown as coming to theaters. Also, buried…

…on the types of traditional, hand drawn features that he would work on. Word is that Deja has been consulting on the upcoming assault on fans’ taste, Bambi II, for…

…a dislike to Lola (Angelina Jolie), a mysterious fin-fatale who seems to have landed Oscar hook, line and sinker… The Sweatbox Review: After watching the visually poetic Bambi recently, and…

…an experience. Perhaps it’s closest to Bambi in its stark portrayal of realism, but there are no funny bunnies here to take away the sting, nor even the occasional playfulness…

…Shaggy Dog remake, and another mid-quel, the actually none-too bad looking Bambi II. Accessible via a dedicated menu are further previews for the underrated Mouse House pickup Valiant, and more…