…pair of books by Mary Norton that had been combined into one volume, called Bedknob And Broomstick. The first story, The Magic Bed-Knob, had been released in 1943, and told…

…not just watching a movie. So, when the gut wrenching moments come, we are affected as if we were participants rather than spectators. While I was watching the movie, someone…

…War II, Walt Disney’s studio had by necessity become a place where movies were done in sections. Disney had to rely on the “package features”, like Make Mine Music and…

…Review: Although Filmation was one of the preeminent television animation studios in the 1970s, its shows have been held in mixed esteem. This was largely due to the limited animation…

…mother, little Jane has been all too quick to grow up in the days of World War II, forced to endure separation from her beloved father, who has been sent…

…out from his tribe years earlier, finds himself in a land of dinosaurs battling the legacy of his past deeds. The Sweatbox Review: It would appear that direct-to-video movies are…

…likes of The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie, The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie, 1001 Rabbit Tales and Daffy Duck’s Fantastic Island were not only successful (especially on home video)…

…the first film. Bernard has been promoted to top agent, and obviously still burns a candle for Miss Bianca. We first see them at dinner, with a nervous Bernard trying…

…could have been the inspiration for the film, it’s a common mistake that the Monster Mash song is from this movie. The song was actually recorded and released earlier, in…

…wider captures while the film is presented in its full-frame, open matte negative ratio. I’d have actually been quite up for seeing a widescreen transfer, as the movie is easily…

…to action-oriented CG movies whose looks don’t come off much better than the kind of inter-level story sequences many high-end game titles enjoy (think the Final Fantasies in particular). I…

…and Boo-Boo star in their – and Hanna-Barbera’s – first animated feature length movie! When Yogi’s pic-a-nic swiping gets too much for Ranger Smith, he prepares to ship Yogi and…

…comes. The new, 2010 DVD is a major upgrade from the 2003 edition. The final scene’s video has been corrected, the Japanese title card and songs have been reinstated, and…

…balance is a frequent theme in Ghibli movies, so the Earthsea mythos actually makes for a good fit, theoretically. The movie itself is about… darn, I’ve forgotten already. That’s not…

…subconscious one)— to see their two best-known family franchises come together in a movie. Seriously, who couldn’t be excited about the prospect of the Stone Age Flintstones being confronted by…

…three Scooby Doo ones previously came to retail, and the three Yogi Bear movies were previously released by Warner Archive at the time of the theatrical Yogi movie coming out….