…In a nice bit of homage, Peter Fernandez, who voiced Speed and Racer X in the American dub of the original series, gets to be a race announcer here, and…

…rather than to try and stage some of the more magical element’s of Walt’s film, thus begging the question: why try and stage Walt Disney’s adaptation of Mary Poppins and…

…$34.98 Storyboard: After twenty-two years, The Jetsons returned to television with a second season in 1985. These twenty-one episodes feature the space-age family in exciting new adventures. The Sweatbox Review:…

…would mean that many tough compromises would have to be made, and they developed a method of “limited animation”, including the practice of reusing footage or animating only parts of…

Pat Sullivan Productions (1919-1924), Bosko Video/Image Entertainment (April 20, 1999), single disc, 119 mins plus supplements, 1.33:1 original full frame ratio, Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo, Not Rated, Retail: $9.99 Storyboard:…

…for a solid episode, and a nice capper to the series. Watch the ending closely and notice how they ordered the running heroes to honor prior incarnations of the Justice…

…and audio show their age, but the stories hold up well in their entertainment value. The featurette is a nice touch, and the package is very nice. Fans of this…

…attention to such things as the beautiful design work, the pros and cons of the story adaptation, and the thrill of seeing Silver Age (or Golden Age)-styled DC characters in…

…and what happened to the footage shot for the documentary. Ink And Paint: The documentary footage is looking pretty scratchy. There are physical and video artifacts galore, including dust, scratches,…

…for the first time, Mickey would have “pupils” in his eyes, giving him a much more rounded and lifelike image. Though Fantasia – and The Sorcerer’s Apprentice – were more…

…with a rather confused beaver (animation voice and comedy legend Stan Freberg) and, of course, the most famous romantic image not only in all of Disney, but one that has…

…something to the party, and all gain the fun ability of powerful bouncing when they drink Grammi’s Gummiberry Juice – an age old recipe passed down from Gummi to Gummi…

…a mishmash version of Alice In Wonderland (1951) which is now seen as something of an avant-garde masterpiece. Both Alice and Pan were based on English literary sources, and as…

…little malt shop homage to Lantz) are average snapshots of the series at the time. 1950 saw only the Universal distributions of the UA films to theaters, but Lantz and…

…nominated classic Peace On Earth, the 1955 Good Will To Men presents a chillingly updated atomic-age account of war and, like the original, goes for the message rather than any…

…well and seems to be a natural choice to bringing a cynical wit to the series, especially with the anti-war message being promoted in the story. Written by Suess in…

…Batman run for The New Superman/Batman Adventures for a year or so longer, but waiting in the wings was the Timm-ed up version of Justice League and the later Justice…

…DVD’s deleted scenes section, to find fully completed and finalized footage which has been cut at such a late stage from the film that it would be fully colored. These…

…vintage. It might have been nice not to focus so heavily again on Duck Dodgers and Chuck Jones’ output: yes, he was a genius director, often handled the characters better…