…reside inside these superhero characters. At the center of the film, of course, is Bob Parr, Mr. Incredible himself, the family’s muscular powerhouse of a patriarch who is trying to…

…show earlier in the season but hasn’t given the go-ahead to make new episodes.” Zap2It goes on to state that the show has averaged about 9.6 million viewers per week,…

…the tree.” The article goes on to tally the film’s strengths; as well as list its shortcomings and competition (mainly in the form of Pixar’s Incredibles and Paramount/Nickelodeon’s SpongeBob SquarePants)….

…make a feature to how much effort goes into making a single shot of the film. It also looks into just how the studio keeps managing to produce hit after…

…children’s books written by Besson, who also wrote the screenplay for the movie. Ten-year-old Arthur, in a bid to save his grandfather’s house from developers, goes in search of treasure…

…the character rather than a straight review of the disc, while {{link http://www.dvdtoons.com/reviews/366 DVD Toons goes in-depth}}, looking at each of the titles included in the compilation and their quality….

…Screen, Defective Detective (well, I guess there goes Terry Gilliam’s plans again!), a surprise runaway hit at 2003’s Cartoon Forum. For more details, including a full-sized look at Bob himself,…

{{link http://movies.aol.com/behind_the_scenes_wallace_gromit_movie Moviefone}} goes behind the scenes of \\The Curse of the Were-Rabbit\\ to learn about the work necessary to bring Wallace and Gromit to life with these two videos.

…new Minimates set, the film’s plot is, “When Storm goes missing during an undercover mission, it’s up to the X-Men to investigate. But their search gets even more dangerous when…

…helper Granny Rose falls ill and must take off a Christmas Eve, so she recruits Mr. Grimm to help deliver all the toys. What no one but the toys knows…

…says magazine Home Media Retailing, via the IMDB’s Studio Briefing. The magazine goes on to say that industry insiders are predicting the DVD to become one of the year’s top-ten…

…be followed by a new hourlong special celebrating the show’s history. The documentary, from Super Size Me’s Morgan Spurlock, goes by the humorous title of The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special…

…ago. The art available comes from some of the most popular names in the business and it goes to a good cause, so be sure to check it out here….

…had seen several scenes already). The story also isn’t a boring ‘Son of Bambi’ tale, but goes back in time and shows how Bambi was raised by his surrogate father….

…the thing stated life on an odd and interesting device from the late 1930’s called a “Roll-A-Book”. Barrier’s piece goes in depth with lots of quotes from the people involved,…

…in 22 countries worldwide in September 2003. {{link http://www.beamingdavidbowie.com Beaming David Bowie}} “goes behind the scenes not just of the Bowie gig but the advent of digital cinema at large”….