…at first highlighting Moses’ apparently clean and privileged home life as a Prince of Egypt, and then moving to show the harshness of the desert, the friendliness of his new…

…idea of helping out the Navy and his friend George from below the waves. With the assistance of Crusty the Crab (a definite ancestor to The Little Mermaid’s Sebastian, right…

…the Studio promoting the making of animated cartoons. The guys creating the thunder for Dumbo, Casey Junior’s sound-effect whistle, the explanation of the Multiplane Camera – these are just some…

…rather than scrap the very department that had built the company entirely. These cost-cutting methods primarily came in the form of the Xerox process of copying the animators’ drawings directly…

…30 per cent futuristic style to the overall film, from the look of the ships, the design of Silver and the audiences’ perception of the use of CG in the…

…sit through the ill-advised Spirit: Stallion Of The Cimarron DTV sequel? And what is it with DWs and these amazingly long titles?). The style, the camera angles, the in-you-face-CGI-but-suprisingly-flat-2D, the…

…Of You aren’t classics in the Disney canon, but do feel part of the whole overall, helping their respective scenes lift to the emotional wallop they need at their times….

…nothing special. The desolate sounds of the wilderness, the far off echoes of civilization, and the monotone, cold and scientific approach of the “whitecoats” are all evocatively realized, while Rowf,…

…be the hit of the village. The back of the DVD case reads as follows: “…appeal to a whole new generation of tech-savvy kids”. I was thinking there would be…

…removes the influence of the arts in favor of war. The results are naturally devastating, and yet there are images of hope that show the power of both nature and…

…the story some sudden emotional weight. The drama of the search, and the question of the mother’s health, provides all the conflict the story needs. There are no villains here,…