Our comic book animation geek Randall Cyrenne has gotten his feet wet with his latest DC Comics Classic Collection review for The Adventures Of Aquaman, a fun if slight little…

Proving just how great computer animation can be, I’ve just posted my take on Pixar’s absolutely terrific Ratatouille, which comes to disc with a superb transfer but very little else…

…little collectible, as a piece of Paramount cartoon history”. We have reviews in the works for the trio of Walt Disney Treasures making their way to stores tomorrow, so stay…

…finally found its natural home in Maltin’s silver tinned collection. However, you’ll have to wait just a little longer for my take, which I’m working on getting up for Monday!…

…actually scores quite big, with five nominations in all, while Disney’s retro fairytale Enchanted finds Alan Menken back in line for a little golden guy with no less than three…

…thriller The AristoCats: Special Edition, the animated feature that gets little attention but deserves much more. I’ve loved this movie since I saw Edgar the butler’s battle with alley cat…

…more than several cartoons making their disc debuts include Chuck Jones’ classic The Dot And The Line and High Note, Tex Avery’s Little Johnny Jet, and both versions of Peace…

…he seems a little too…superheroic? • Why does Indy look a few pounds leaner and at least 20 years younger when he swings on that whip? You never could tell…

…Cruella de Vil! Bill looks back on his Dad’s work and what it was like working for Walt at the time of Dalmatians at the Studio, in a fun little…

…value and make up a nice little set. Beatrix Potter was of course the subject of the recent animation-tinged Renee Zellweger biopic Miss Potter, a hearty recommend for anyone who…

…forget to check in from Monday, when we’re going under the sea for the first in Jeremie’s new Little Mermaid series! We’re good to you, right? Stay tooned! – Ben….

…while using other peoples’ songs. Shrek The Halls, which is otherwise a funny little Christmas special, comes to disc on November 4…just in time to buy it before most realise…

Jeremie – who has a heap of really cool interviews on the way let me tell you, is back today, continuing his journey under the sea for our Little Mermaid…

…there were a few little gems in the mix too. Best of all, Tod lifts the lid on a couple of un-produced sequels: predictably, Marie was going to become the…

…Iwerks’ 2007 feature documentary The Pixar Story, a slightly odd inclusion that gets a little lost in this collection, but is nonetheless very welcome. The set’s picture and sound is…

…Caspian contest ends! We’ve also got a little more on the creation of the climax to the film: Prince Caspian‘s Beruna Bridge sequence. Think that was impressive? Wait until you…

…film growing in popularity thanks to yearly screenings is sadly long gone. I’m a little disappointed, as a few others seem to be, that the groundbreaking Speed Racer hasn’t featured…

…actually ended up catching up a TV showing, where it entranced the eight-year old girl in the family even though I feared it might be a little too grim for…

…we ourselves took apart in our review. The season may be a little more scatter-shot than usual, but South Park‘s still showing how right it can be while being so…

…came along to think of them as anything other than fiddly little toys that broke if you got too vigorous with them, and didn’t hold the toy commercial TV episodes…

…four episodes for $14.98 a pop. For those needing a TV fix a little sooner than that, check out the following clips from Warners’ Saturday Morning Cartoons 1960s and 1970s…