…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…

…when Vic Armstrong was doubling for Harrison Ford in the old days. • Spielberg promised “no CGI”…I noticed a ton of it, and it didn’t look very good (King Kong‘s…

…slow pace may put off those who don’t know the original stories or have become too accustomed to flashy CGI. For everyone else, though, these three discs hold plenty of…

…say than we’ll have a review up soon-ish, while I’ll direct you over to our Animated News page for more on Ollie, the last of Walt’s original Nine Old Men…

…films that seem to come more and more often, blurring the lines between “plain old” visual effects and full-blown CGI animated movies. One of Disney’s most recent hits in this…

…modern stone-age family, is finally set for December 2! The movie was released to DVD previously, but rights issues meant it could only be sold in Canada, from where most…

…for pointers on how to develop their animation technique, even if you’re a newbie to the business or an old-time experienced hand, and most unique is the CD that includes…

…Caper short. English, French and Spanish Dolby 5.1 and subtitles are bundled in, as well as that old standby, the DreamWorks Animation Video Jukebox, which merely promotes other DWs titles…

…is much to appreciate if you are a connoisseur of the cartoons put out by the old Termite Terrace gang”, mainly it seems from the plethora of classic character cameos….

…work out why it wasn’t working), but its lethargic nature just can’t nudge itself into anything more than an old and cranky third gear. Enjoy! And stay tooned! – Ben….

…or three disc flavors (the third disc is a digital file version which may be handy for some), but for those still with good old DVD, there’s also lots to…

Just a quick one today as we continue to bring you some fresh reviews for old and new titles: look for Kung Fu Panda this week from me as well…

…cinema greats. Famously opening with the dead body of its leading man in a private pool, Sunset defies all filmmaking conventions by having the dead guy narrating the picture, told…

…old self-defense lady and a double dose of The Lion King for good measure. I was really surprised to find Alec Baldwin in the cast as the evil uncle, not…

…in a 32” Panasonic television, seeing as our old set also went on the fritz in the past few weeks. But…we’re off to a great start to the new year!…

…Feature contender. Sure, it’s been getting good notices and holding its own in theaters (perhaps another reason its a show here is that it’s hence more recent than Horton‘s year-old…

The wheels of the old reviews section get well and truly underway again today as I start to bring you my thoughts on some pre-Christmas titles. We kick off with…

…actually ended up catching up a TV showing, where it entranced the eight-year old girl in the family even though I feared it might be a little too grim for…

…more of what they liked first time out, and one of those characters was the little old lady who beats up Alex the lion on the New York subway. Now…