…brought us Mary Poppins, of course, and the classic The Jungle Book. By the late 70s, though, the “pencil line” look was starting to feel a little “heavy” and sluggish….

…are still the most memorable parts of the films. Disney would later redefine music in film with their first modern animated musicals such as The Little Mermaid and Aladdin. Even…

…would be “a little more”, or “f*** yeah!” – nothing remained untouched by the Team America mentality, and it certainly helped break the mood when things got sticky! Team America:…

…ten years. Thankfully, no one ever followed through on the latter part!! Popeye was not the only Hearst-owned comic strip property that Fleischer tried out. Little Jimmy, Henry, and The…

…pops little Mumble, instantly born differently due to his inability to sing – the very thing that the penguins use to express their true love. As a bird without a…

…Nausicaa flies up on her glider for a closer look, and sees that insects have attacked the ship. There is little for Nausicaa to do to prevent the crash, which…

…was a little ashamed of myself. This work of art is so beyond trendy nicknames that it truly deserves the term that I later found out Burgess had coined: cinematic…

…is hesitant to discuss it. He also seems a little nuts. Meanwhile, two oily-looking native creatures discuss how their world is dying due to being attacked, assumedly by the actions…

…the series, you’ll notice how Jay himself “rounds out” a little in design; certainly the difference is apparent in the later shows, when he is drawn a little “softer” and…

…some little hench-aliens to Earth to capture the Looney Tunes gang, whom he has seen on TV transmissions. The aliens, dubbed “Nerdlucks”, come to Earth and burrow under the ground…