…a Pixar short, and One Man Band is no exception, its short four-and-a-half minute length proving that less is indeed more. I won’t spoil anything else here other than to…

…they do get maximum usage out of it four times. Just one cartoon into his cinematic life and the Little King was already being used to promote government initiatives, as…

…prints for even higher quality DVDs, and the Cultoons! series, originally among the earliest tape titles, ran to four volumes between 1988 and 1993, so we’re hopefully going to be…

…the film took live/CGI-melded filmmaking one stage further, shooting its characters against a special effects screen and not only dropping in the required backgrounds and fantastical beasts but also touching…

…hauntingly fantastic Freaks, an image I couldn’t shake from my head – was this an in-joke? Or just a sick joke? Still, by this end of things, nothing has really…

…debuted last year with the four True Life Adventures volumes (themselves first slated to appear in the Treasures). When word hit the web that the Treasures would then be ceasing…

…sure to go down well with anyone who remembers the fantastic Bonzo Dog Doo Dah band, who themselves had a hit with a cover of The Monster Mash, non-related but…

…Rated G, Retail: $19.98 Storyboard: Host James Earl Jones introduces four tales that made America, all illustrated by Disney animation old and new: Paul Bunyan (1958), Johnny Appleseed (1948), The…

…come up with a Peter Lorre-inspired baddie!), The Bad Old Days, The Curse Of The Diamond Of Gloom, and The Bind That Ties, while Disc Four features Like Father, Like…

…copyrights. Superman is such a show, and while many of Filmation’s properties now reside with license holders Entertainment Rights and are finding renewed appreciation thanks to BCI’s fantastic DVD retrospectives,…

…of no less than four different print sources, even including some short silent passages where the sound prints had been cut. Seemingly trying to introduce Simon The Monk as a…

…end up doing with several characters, most notably Screwball Squirrel, over at MGM. There’s much breaking of the fourth wall, the playing of cinemagoing conventions and with the film medium…

…O’Brien’s models to be seen. Fantastic. Scratch Tracks: The 1960’s Surround track version utilises the four-channel Stereo mix from its original theatrical engagements, and packs a fair punch (and a…

…as clear as the digital-to-digital titles that we’ve come to expect from Disney. The classic cartoons presented as part of the program look fantastic, and have been cleaned up in…

…even casual fans to keep collecting. The series really seemed to have gotten into its stride with Volume Three, which both Volume Four and this new collection (making it to…

…but fall short – here they actually make a flying dog look pretty fantastic. Director Frederick Du Chau finally makes a jump to convincing helmer status, after Warners’ poor attempt…

…and truly broken by the show’s continued destruction of the fourth wall and the astonishing amount of random references – now very much taken for granted in shows like The…

…the original film was a fantastic achievement in crossing age and gender boundaries and indeed a lot of its repeat business was as a date movie that brought teenagers back…