…us first time around. So…2007? Gonna be just like 2006, it seems, with the consumers still getting suckered in for the old double-dip switcheroo! Let’s all jump on for the…

…Disney fans. I’ve just confirmed this morning with Buena Vista Home Entertainment that their much loved Walt Disney Treasures line of DVDs has NOT been cancelled. In fact, I’m told…

…past the truly agonizing first act and take it at direct-to-DVD face value, there’s some good old-fashioned entertainment to be found in there. Though I didn’t agree with several problems…

…many more classic motion pictures are teased. If you’re not only an animation fan but also one of “old Hollywood” like me, there’s lots to get excited about! – Ben….

…but that doesn’t mean that good old standard DVD should become a secondary format. At the moment, hi-def is a niche collectors market, like LaserDisc was to VHS. It’s going…

Sorry for the howling header for today’s brief welcome…it’s been one of those weekends! Anyhoo, a couple of reviews have been added to the site for releases old and new….

…the upcoming Surf’s Up, that Sony really wants a piece of the lucrative animation pie, and their partnership with Aardman’s unique, somewhat “old school” techniques will at least offer them…

Hey folks! We’ve a couple of television animation reviews for you today, covering series old and new. First up, Randall Cyrenne cracks open The Venture Bros: Season Two, the final…

…of its creative footing. The good news is that Keifer Sutherland and the original crew are on board, but this time around we’ll have a new cast (“some old favorites…

…has his best stuff in him. Finally before the weekend, I’ve been trawling through some of my old haunts in London recently and came across a couple of things that…

…– the same image as adorned the Walt Disney Productions sign in the 1930s – but even this looks like it’s been reprinted out of an old, two-strip color comic…

…it takes! For the rest of us, we’ll just wait until the end of July to watch what promises to be an enjoyable, barnstorming action picture of the old-school epic…

…“toyetic” series that was intended to do for the Wild West what He-Man did for Greyskull. Coming just as I was too old to really dig the show, I can’t…

…a fan of the 18-year-old series could ask for, a clever and spirited big-screen version of its better-known small-screen cousin”. Over at The Guardian‘s UK newspaper, Peter Bradshaw says at…

…some older titles, including several well recommended ones and animation releases you may have been waiting for such a price drop on. Here are my personal picks of the bunch,…

…old, faded public domain prints coming up to air on most discs you wouldn’t even use for coasters! But, as of Tuesday this week, those original, gloriously black and white…

A fair old while ago, I mentioned the good news that the independent distributor Indican Pictures had made arrangements with animator-director Phil Nibbelink to secure his self-made animated feature, a…

…whose designs shaped mid-1960s action adventure shows and who passed away just last year. The set sounds like a remarkable tribute, a “must-own for fans of old-fashioned cartoon greatness” as…

While we don’t have much new to post this All Hallow’s Eve, howsabout a run down of some of our more ghoulish titles’ reviews? I crept down into the old…

…action show I remember enjoying weekday afternoons back in the day. True to my memories, Rand calls the show “old school, goofy comic book fun” with “an easy charm that,…

…to my ears) only helps invoke the feeling of Old Hollywood and that magical night on December 21 1937 when animation and filmmaking was changed forever. The site also has…

…a matter of time before they at least offer support for both formats. Tell ya one thing…I didn’t just hold off buying a couple of DVD titles over the holidays…