…full color disc art from before, this new edition goes with Disney’s matte grey finish, which only just about shows the logo off, itself sporting the nondescript “Walt Disney” banner…

…Behind The Scenes At The Walt Disney Studios or Disneyland USA – this new collection of episodes, in which Mr Disney maintains presenting duties throughout instead of his usual introductions…

…shows here were mastered to U-Mat, which goes someway to explaining the crosstalk inherent in the images presented. If there’s anything that doesn’t look as good as the TV we’re…

…seem to fulfil the same obligations between the turd, sorry, Third and Shrek Goes Fourth (the features clearly liberating the British Blackadder series’ monikers). There was quite a bit of…

…cover almost goes with the original theatrical poster art, but makes some unneeded changes to further simplify the look of the characters, which does no one any favors. Ink And…

…a unique selling asset that goes without mention. But while the disc falters just a bit, the movie certainly does stand up to such scrutiny, and whatever else one might…

…a rare subtle background gag that goes unmentioned (though probably took up an entire episode of the TV series at some point). The best character is the Maurice LaMarsh-styled videogame…

…young audiences. The front suggests something more substantial with its “Original Harveytoon Classics” banner, while the back notes that these are “Theatrical Technicolor” cartoons and then goes on to say…

…buried in an Adobe document labelled Alice PDF, are eight (Alice’s Fishy Story goes missing) of the same promotional images! I wouldn’t say these are of printable quality, but they…

…disc of cartoons featuring a variety of characters. Warners animation figurehead Bugs Bunny gets us off to a fine start with Hare Trigger, a Friz Freleng cartoon that’s one of…

…too, placing Annette in a vulnerable position. So, when all the kids are at a party being held in Laura’s honor, and Laura’s valuable necklace goes missing, Annette is accused…

…Ghibli, which under director Hayao Miyazaki garnered much critical praise and ultimately an Oscar, for last year’s Spirited Away. But as far as Rankin/Bass’ feature work goes, they couldn’t be…

…Volume 2, all of Mr Mouse’s original theatrical cartoon appearances have now made it to the DVD format. This final set includes such rarities as The Barn Dance, The Plowboy,…

…to use in her performances. Nevertheless, the short is fun, particularly when a radio broadcast chimes in and the lamp takes the narration as instructions for washing Pluto! Mr Mouse…

…confident speech as the track goes on. The audio quality isn’t the best though: reflecting the low-budget approach, this sounds as if it was taped on a home camcorder, though…

…should be noted that Nathan Lane’s Timon is voiced by a sound-alike for all the games (the Safari included) – not too bad as it goes, but not quite right,…

…the crew’s biggest star, a certain Mr Bunny. Setting the tone for the collection are his 15 classic shorts (most of which are from earlier-period Bugs): The Big Snooze (you’ll…