…level he’s absolutely first class. Apart from Anderson’s baddie, the rest of the voices deliver pleasing performances, largely from a cast that’s short on big overwhelming poster names and more…

…best that film on one way: by continuing the story and countering the biggest criticism with the earlier film, that once Moses’ people had made good their escape from Egypt,…

…narration by Holloway. Welchman was aiming to get away from previous animated versions of the story, especially Disney’s and perhaps the second most well-known edition, a Chuck Jones-produced special from…

…the music used would be from the Beatles). Finally, Roy E. Disney decided to head the project and set it into motion. Fantasia 2000 was finally released in IMAX theatres…

…expect from a cartoon of this period. Tom’s look is a little more rounded and it is clear that there is a lot of mileage to be had from these…

…a rare diamond. The cats take part in an elaborate escape from the police and take the stolen diamond to a mysterious masked horseman in the country. Back in London,…

…fun, of course, comes not only from the crazy plots and character interplay (which gets admittedly repetitive), but also from seeing what the Hanna-Barbera artists come up with. The scripts…

…“Ged” from the books). They head into the unfortunately named city of Hort Town, and Arren has the opportunity to save a girl who is trying to escape from slave…

…to be distributed in the late 1980s, this storyline seems like a perfect project. It was the second one to air, following Yogi’s Great Escape. And what, exactly, would one…

…comic book character before the producers lost those rights and substituted Captain America. The costume was at least close, except for dropping the wings from the side of the mask…