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A little bit of Pride
The DreamWorks SKG Fansite presents an audio interview with the producers of Father of the Pride, as they will be bringing a new audio interview on a daily basis until… |
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Yogi Bear’s All-Star Comedy Christmas Caper
…a little girl who has run away from her rich but neglectful father. The Sweatbox Review: Sometimes Christmas specials are just stories with your favorite characters doing things at Christmas… |
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Little variety found in current CGI films?
With “Is Th-Th-That All, Folks?,” The New York Times speculates on the current state of computer-animated movies. Specifically, the article suggests that many of today’s animated titles bear too much… |
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Frankenstein Jr. And The Impossibles: The Complete Series
…continue, albeit on DVD-Rs. Having Space Kidettes/Young Samson released recently was a great surprise, and now another little-known 1966 show gets its chance to be rediscovered. So we’re back in… |
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Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind
…the ship. There is little for Nausicaa to do to prevent the crash, which is blunt in its terrible destruction. The mystery of the airship is enhanced by the discovery… |
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The “Best” Of 2020: The Year The Earth Stood Still
…snail mail a try! With the Oscars now having closed awards season (a little later than usual), it’s time once again for our site’s annual look back at the year… |
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Warning From Space
…may entail horror, monsters, and/or science fiction, but generally involve the use of special visual effects. Western viewers more accustomed to linear, rational storytelling can sometimes be a little confounded… |
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The Looney Tunes Treasury
…of faithfully representing the classic Looney Tunes stars. Only Daffy looks perhaps a little off-model (and perhaps Elmer as the image continues onto the back cover), but overall these look… |
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Space: 1999: Season One
…had gone before. So, two years before Star Wars changed the face of fandom forever, Anderson brought the world Space: 1999. There’s a little more to the story than that,… |
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Peanuts Deluxe Holiday Collection
…they could make some money marketing them yet again, giving them the very best presentation possible. We shall discuss a little later whether or not they succeeded, but for now… |
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The Best Of 2010: The Year 3D Made Contact!
…decade, the series was cancelled after two seasons, both of which are collected here, including the infamous The Littlest Tramp “cocaine sniff” episode, the revolutionary Don’t Touch That Dial! and… |
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Disneynature: Oceans / The Crimson Wing: Mystery Of The Flamingos
…often in danger of floating up its own pompous backside. At least The Crimson Wing: Mystery Of The Flamingos fares a little better in these regards, moving from France for… |
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The Blazing Dragons of Monty Python’s Terry Jones
…screenplay to the Jim Henson feature Labyrinth, although it has since become known that the final film contained little of what he originally wrote. He also wrote, directed, and starred… |
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Don Hahn discusses Fantasia 2000 and Waking Sleeping Beauty
…including The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King and more. Here’s our conversation… Animated Views: Walt Disney’s Fantasia established animation as an art on its own…. |
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Spies in Disguise
…much better if the writers had spread their wings a little farther in one direction and left well enough alone in another. Super spy Lance Sterling retrieves a new type… |
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Beauty And The Beast: Diamond Edition
…of Beauty being “almost as good as what we used to do” after seeing the film. But, for me, it was The Little Mermaid that ultimately proves to be the… |
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Senior Technical Director Michael Muir mixes art and science in Smurfs 2
…I just really like the mix. Some technical directors are a little bit stronger as artists; others can be a little bit stronger as technicians. There’s a good mix, I… |
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Robots sounds a little "Blue"
IGN FilmForce writes on Blue Man Group’s contribution to the musical score of Robots. Teaming with composer John Powell, the group exercises its eclectic percussive skills on the film’s soundtrack…. |
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UPDATED: Looking forward to the WABAC
…be directed by Rob Minkoff, marking his first animated feature since he helmed the blockbuster The Lion King. Minkoff has since directed such live-action hits as Stuart Little and its… |
