…wrong with how this film looks. The Rescuers Down Under marked a huge improvement in animation technique, introducing the digital ink and paint systems that retain the animator’s hand drawn…

…and had none of his word play that often crops up on his albums. As I mentioned, I think Zimmer was trying to meld the songs and score together, but…

…$32.99 Storyboard: A fantastic trawl through the archives that brings together all of Walt Disney’s short films, television shows, and even a feature, that deal with what he and his…

…up at the title’s stone, from which the sword must be drawn. It comes very late into the movie, by which time the audience may well wonder why the film…

…off. Treasure Planet is definitely the most watchable and repeatable from this unofficial trilogy, and one that, despite its PG rating, the whole family can watch and enjoy together, which…

…elements that get re-played from the original films in an attempt to link the two endeavors together. These films usually break down into two camps: the “mid-quel” attempt at filling…

…to Disc Four and only chimes in with commentaries for four shorts. I guess he also had a lot on his plate what with assisting in putting the collection together…

…main menu. Although totally different in style, I was reminded of the Fantasia Anthology menu, as they were obviously put together with care and attention, and as is the case…

…that Brother Bear got shunted up ahead, as it means that the final 2D, hand-drawn Disney animated feature (for now at least) will end up being a big, bright, colourful,…

…of sex and violence all carried out by typically drawn animated animals, and was a big hit based on its modest budget. Bakshi was the new “golden boy” of animation…

…highlights, and a masterpiece of personality animation, drawn by Norm “Fergy” Ferguson, which sparked the possibility of Pluto having his own series. In Mickey’s Steam Roller, our star plays second…

…got together to fight over what the pup should do (in this case to save or let a poor little kitty drown). Disc One rounds up with cartoons from 1942….

…a testament to writer/director Bird, who once saw this as a traditionally hand-drawn animated feature, and who has created fully dimensional characters, not just in the CGI sense, and a…

…budget. On the other hand, however, some characters (and strangely it is a random bunch of characters that are the problem) seem drawn in the style of the TV spin-off…

…have led him to feel he’s been a failure, his friends band together to prove that he’s a success in many other ways. The story threads all come to a…

…bastion of traditional, hand drawn animation at the Studio that built its name on such entertainment with Bambi II, a movie that’s been on the cards for almost 65 years….

…Boog’s arrival in the forest is pure Fox And The Hound, for instance – meld together to create a hodgepodge that’s nowhere as satisfying as its ingredients suggest. This is…

…again instead! Case Study: The few CGI Mickey Mouse outings so far have managed to present the characters on their covers as highly airbrushed but still hand-drawn looking images. Breaking…