…continues in the same vein. 27 more episodes are evenly spaced between three discs, meaning that most of the original Disney Afternoon episodes are now on DVD. A total of…

…after watching the move, as they do contain important spoilers! DVD-ROM: For PC users with a DVD drive, there is a custom InterActive interface that offers links to Warner Bros.,…

…announced that it had reached an agreement with King Features Syndicate that would allow them to release Popeye cartoons on DVD. And it’s been over a year since the first…

…perform It’s Not Easy Being Green on the show’s Peter Sellers episode. Wow. So many fine moments can be found on this DVD set. 1977 was indeed a great year…

…the now classic show that welcomes Hillary Clinton to South Park on a leg of her campaign rally around the same time that a new Muslim kid turns up at…

…the same time she enjoys the heck out of her status as a sex icon of the Seventies. Even on The Muppet Show, she turns up the heat and fries…

…rarely enjoyed comics so much. Alas, this is not the story told in the first DC Universe direct-to-DVD offering. Instead, writers Bruce Timm (beloved by all for his work in…

Various production studios (1927-1956), Thunderbean Animation (first quarter 2007), single DVD-R disc, 108 mins plus supplements, 1.33:1 original full frame ratio, Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono, Not Rated, Retail: $14.95 Storyboard:…

…classic one-off. Is This Thing Loaded? Worried that the perceived failure of the series could have led to a lacklustre approach to the DVD, I was excited to find that…

…the New Frontier cartoon adaptation. These episodes are presented in the 4:3 ratio, unlike the widescreen DVD sets. Case Study: Both the single and two-disc versions of the DVD feature…

…more a production issue rather than down to DVD. Here, DreamWorks has elected for a DVD-18 “flipper” disc, with dual layers on either side, allowing for a very comfortable fit…

…story was followed by an airing of a four-part “origin” story called Plunder And Lightning, but this was included in the first DVD volume. This second volume continues then with…

…fun of his old jungle life with cool bear buddy Baloo. On the other side of the fence, Baloo is feeling the same and breaks into the village at night…

…about “faith, trust, and pixie dust.” The Sweatbox Review: (You may also wish to read an alternate take on this film, from our review of the previous DVD edition.) There…

…the sleekness of A Close Shave helps to make it my personal favorite. Is This Thing Loaded? There was an earlier DVD of the Wallace & Gromit films available from…

…“Season One” DVD set (and one heck of a bonus feature!). Disc 2 has the ad for this set as well as for the Batman Beyond: Season Three DVD. The…

Disney (Direct to DVD), Walt Disney Home Entertainment (December 12, 2006), single disc, 69 mins plus supplements, 1.78:1 anamorphic widescreen, Dolby Digital 5.1/ DTS 5.1, Rated G, Retail: $29.99 Storyboard:…

…is very impressive, however, and this is best sampled in the Trivia Track version of the ride, which repeats the same seven minute clip but overlays subtitled pop-ups that reveal…

…with a theatrical film, Bravestarr: The Legend, but a financial backer backed out and the film saw only an extremely limited release, going largely unseen until its initial DVD release…

…or struggled with their adaptations to television or movies. I actually remember watching the 1979 Mandrake TV movie, while that same year’s Flash Gordon was one of my all-time favorite…

…come off as hokey, but is refreshing all the same. The format of the show recalls an earlier era, and I’m glad it’s all intact on DVD. For certain, they…