…Certainly the series was off to a very Treasures start with the True Life Adventures, and we have even better to follow in the form of the return of Oswald,…

…we can’t push for the final two volumes of The Chronological Donald to see the light of day at the very least! Finally, Rand’s back again with his take on…

…paved the way for more exciting content to come this year, and there’s even the hint of the brilliant 1946 feature Song Of The South coming to disc under Roy’s…

…first Golden Globe for animated motion pictures, but I just wish the Academy had shown a little more originality and let some of the other manufacturers into the showroom. –…

…marking the release just this past Tuesday for the latest in the run of direct-to-DVD Marvel comics features, and a new interview with director Frank Nissen. He’s the guy who…

…childish look to the animation, which isn’t a criticism, but a nice juxtaposition as the children’s television look of the piece plays against its themes of a poet’s attempts to…

Today marks the release of Walt Disney’s classic Peter Pan on DVD. The film is probably my favorite of the “middle-Walt” period of the 1950s, and I’ll be posting a…

A couple of 1970s animated features get the archive review treatment today: the original animated The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe, and the special edition DVD of Ralph Bakshi’s…

…be someone’s idea, frankly, of a joke. As I say near the end of my take on the Peter Pan: Platinum Edition, I do have to wonder if upping the…

…promotions and the like. This year’s big rumors involve The Dark Knight‘s nemesis The Joker, and the casting for 300‘s Zack Snyder’s next, Watchmen, though there are plenty of other…

…Once Upon A Time, Walt Disney: The Sources Of Inspiration For The Disney Studios. This is the English language hardcover version of the book accompanying the recent Paris and Montreal…

…a review of an older Disney title, Mickey’s House Of Villains, the 2002 compilation that sees the rogues’ gallery of badduns taking over ToonTown’s House Of Mouse nightclub. This was…

…for Dean Jones in a host of very amusing comedies in the 60s and 70s, The Ugly Dachshund, Blackbeard’s Ghost and The Shaggy D.A. among them. On television, she of…

…Neverland composers Jonatha Brooke and Joel McNeely about the spirited music they brought to perhaps Disney’s most successful of their recent sequel movies. Whatever else, the discussions with these two…

…while he was looking for material for the continuations of Fantasia. He took on the challenge of bringing the creation of these two great artists to fruition, and the film…

…Best Of release and pleased that the entire show has started to make its way to DVD. Hopefully there’s more to follow! And…it’s Academy Award weekend! Don’t forget your chance…

It only seems yesterday that we were excited about the Platinum Edition of The Jungle Book coming to DVD, but the series is back already with the big new release…

…think I’ll end up being more accepting of the issues James assesses, having thoroughly enjoyed the film at the screening I was at. The jury is out on the Jerry-heavy…

Welcome to a very special week here at Animated News & Views! We’re celebrating the DVD and Blu-Ray release of Disney’s wonderfully charming Enchanted here with a series of exclusive…

It’s a little early in the year, but tomorrow Tim Burton’s ultimate bad dream, The Nightmare Before Christmas finally comes to DVD and Blu-ray in the kind of collector’s package…

An odd double bill or perfect comparison of the times, today, as I post my take on the recent release of South Park: The Complete Eleventh Season, an uncensored DVD…