…providing the voice for the de rigueur over-talky, annoying animal sidekick, who has a couple of choice lines, granted, but breaks away from the “real” animals of the first film….

…salt will know that all that archive footage we see of Walt in documentaries and “making of” programs comes from a very small collection of films produced at the Studio…

…gotten all the big holiday specials out of the way. They’re great and all, but it’s nice to see more of the non-holiday ones emerging. At a decent price point,…

…The kids fight him on two fronts— the compound’s living room, and in the virtual reality domain. Ezekiel Rage – It’s nice to finally see Rage’s origin story here. The…

…products like Enchanted Tales. I don’t think it’s down to age or gender either…I’m very happy to sit and enjoy what would be alluded to as being “chick flicks”, intended…

…Sneak Peek menu. A very nice main menu has the stars of the movie flying through its various lands and locations on the magic bed, a very nice touch. When…

…with the voice of Arnold Stang (Top Cat). Now, thanks to Image Entertainment’s April 2003 release, animation buffs can see for themselves what an odd little film this is. In…

…anything like what I have heard from him before. Hamill is probably underestimated as a voice artist. Uma Thurman does well as Kushana; her voice is not distinct enough to…

…teenaged superheroes juggle videogames, personal disputes, and saving the world. The Sweatbox Review: They fight for truth, justice, and the last piece of pizza…! They’re the Teen Titans, stars of…

…least of all working. His lack of motivation is a constant source of frustration to his hard-working dad, as are his liberal views. Daughter Alice, who turns sixteen during the…

…before there were countless lamps, pyjamas, books, and plates featuring his visage; before there were kids playing Pooh CD-ROM games or watching Pooh TV shows. Yes, a dark age to…

…hand, Olive was played right from the start by the voice of Betty Boop herself, Mae Questel. She immediately found the perfect voice for Olive, based on performer Zasu Pitts….

…nevertheless does not sacrifice the laughs. Much of the humor comes from Alexandra’s attempts to separate Josie from Alan, especially when she enlists a not-sympathetic Sebastian. Her twin Alexander’s cowardice…

…5 Academy Award nominations and won for Best Song and Score. Disney had already been deep into the VHS age when Aladdin came out, and they were experiencing a boom…

…and it is only fitting that the use of music is still prevalent in Disney features in the modern age. Disney defined the use of music in cartoon shorts in…