After the recent news that DreamWorks and their claymation partners Aardman are ending their production arrangement, the future of Aardman has been a little uncertain as to where they might…

…as expected, this summer, just after the fifth film in the series, which will ultimately act as a nice little warm up for the big event. Harry Potter And The…

First up, a little thanks to Rand for picking up my slack yesterday – seems I wasn’t as over my recent attack of the flu as I thought and it…

…– Nazi Smasher: Limited Edition. I’ll be back soon with that Flushed Away review, and a surprise for those who haven’t yet picked up this terrific little movie! – Ben….

…off my service. Grrrrrr! The eagle-eyed among you may have noticed that the review sneaked online over the weekend, but if you didn’t notice, here’s a little prod to go…

…at a screening a couple of months ago, is a charming little outing with primary character animation that’s as good as you would expect from a top-notch Disney animator. The…

Although our copy only just popped through the mail slot (and that review will be up just as soon as my little fingers can type those finicky words!), we wanted…

…the second volume, just announced from BCI, who continue to do a great job with their Filmation catalog. Just before I sign off, The Hollywood Reporter has posted a little…

…on the bottom right of the Day Zero page, which also hosts some interactive challenges). Running a little longer in length, The Rookie: CTU provides two stories for those needing…

…very enthusiastic about the first-look deal between Disney and Lee’s production company POW! Entertainment, there’s little to get excited about. Home video exec Bob Chapek has been spoken about being…

…Reprising their roles from the previous films are Ben Barnes, Skandar Keynes and little Georgie Henley, already the breakout child star of the first film as Lucy. Added to this…

…Unfortunately, the Blu-Ray spec isn’t yet up to that little pic-in-pic gimmick, though that’s not going to stop me joining those in the BR camp soon. This edition of the…

…so much time we can dedicate to running a full-time site on a part-time basis, right? Well, the catchup got a little narrower today with another new review, this time…

…assume, drug – smoking in the films they release. Actually, flip back the history books a little and you’ll find Mickey’s already been re-writing the pages to expunge cigarettes from…

…little while ago, I noted some price drops from Amazon on certain Hanna-Barbera sets. Well, even better is what looks to be a clearing stock sale to be rid of…

…cartoons, plus a serious treasure horde of bonus material and rarities, make their restored way to screens in this nifty little package (Best Buy even has a limited collector’s tin):…

…a new Darkwing Duck giveaway. Get your mits on Volume 2 of the little dark dark’s crimefighting adventures by shooting your entries over to us before next Tuesday! – Ben….

…a little bare bones”, with several milestones still missing. • Your Host, Walt Disney – a trip through Walt’s personal playgrounds: the film studio and theme park that bear his…

…releases. We’ll have more vintage animation reviews coming up soon. We come a little more up to date, but still stuck in the oddball past, for Randall’s latest review, of…

…have to say I was almost blown away by this very good little movie. As anyone who hasn’t read the book and been led by the special effects marketing would…

…historian whose good work we can thank for bringing many of the aforementioned titles to our favorite shiny little discs. Jerry’s been working his magic on collectors’ editions since the…

…website lists little more than this, but it does indeed seem that the unedited version of The Plague Dogs is headed to DVD – in the UK at least –…

…draw your attention to The Reef, the “little film that could” as producer Mark Dippé describes it at one point in his commentary. True, the film does come off as…

…big names. A box-office fiasco, the movie was only issued once on LaserDisc, from which I have a copy, in an odd half-anamorphic transfer that cropped a little from its…

…the main feature comes off as a little disappointing to him, failing “on its promise to adapt a popular storyline and modifying it into a barely recognizable story that portrays…

…on a neat little collection from Ray Pointer’s Inkwell Images: Alice In Cartoonland. As with Ray’s other early animation titles, this is another important addition to any serious enthusiast’s library….

Our comic book animation geek Randall Cyrenne has gotten his feet wet with his latest DC Comics Classic Collection review for The Adventures Of Aquaman, a fun if slight little…

Proving just how great computer animation can be, I’ve just posted my take on Pixar’s absolutely terrific Ratatouille, which comes to disc with a superb transfer but very little else…

…little collectible, as a piece of Paramount cartoon history”. We have reviews in the works for the trio of Walt Disney Treasures making their way to stores tomorrow, so stay…