…never before displayed. 1:29:10 = “Three times it drops”, Oxley proclaims, just before the duck falls over not one, not two, but – count ’em – three excessively huge waterfalls….

…will end at midnight. Cinderella goes to the ball and falls in love with the prince, but has to leave suddenly as the clock strikes twelve. She flees the castle,…

…Cinders II: Electric Boogaloo falls into that crossover period between the first and middle styles, where cheaper animation was being outsourced to Japan but colored with individual character lines, which…

…Loaded? Rumored on and off as a special edition (which surprised many of us who were amazed that this had been announced at all), this eventual disc falls drastically short…

…one Looney Tunes enjoyed with Tiny Toon Adventures in the early 90s. Tom and Jerry Tales falls somewhere in the middle, but it does lean towards a relatively good second…

…and the Shadows. I do not normally care for dream sequences (as I have noted time and time again in my reviews), and this one falls into the common problem…

…basically a lightweight endeavor. For all its twists and turns, the story all falls down once again to replaying the original’s mice-and-key action as Cinderella’s pals Jaq and Gus race…

…has some merit, and it certainly does. Saying that it falls short of Mary Poppins is somewhat akin to saying that a gourmet hamburger falls short of a filet mignon….

…favors by being obviously Animatronic animals, albeit provided by the Jim Henson Creature Shop, and the ending perhaps inevitably falls into predictable Home Alone tricks, here with the barnyard animals…