…four years in planning, and that pre-production time made sure that the artists were working with a tightly structured story, and set the blue-print for how future Disney features were…

…child, whatever your age, especially when she’s the only one who can help Peter after Hook double-crosses her! Jane’s adventures in Never-Land stand her in good stead when she finally…

…can finally add The Rescuers to our region one collections, but don’t start the celebrations just yet… As mentioned above, The Rescuers is often overlooked, both by fans and by…

…most Disney villains, he easily snags the best lines. Also among the Disney-friendly cast is David Ogden Stiers, though you’ll be hard pressed to recognise him as he slurs and…

…brothers. Luckily, Rex Steele was produced, if not by seasoned industry veterans, then by individuals with some degree of professional experience behind them. It isn’t strictly your first home movie…

…a comedy performer here in the UK, but he gives a heart-warming reading here, which surprised and impressed me. As for the new gorillas, well these comedy villains come off…

…film charts his character’s arc to “good guy” rather than painting him as such from the outset and having him come up against someone meaner. Pixar “doesn’t do villains”, but…

…but one that proves all too frantic for so early in proceedings. This has the effect of the villains – Lady Tremaine and the stepsisters Drisella and Anastasia – getting…

…a number of episodes) and to the very beginnings of time in part four, The Secret Of Mastadon Valley. The series opener concludes with the fifth and final part, The…

…spins its many wonders much more confidently in its second time out, not least because the fates of heroes and villains are both known up front, allowing for these extra…

…concept, Underdog appeared in 1964 to fight the crazed comic villains of Capitol City, perhaps based on the success of Paul Terry’s Mighty Mouse, who had become a hit all…

…as well as some very funny supporting characters, and a big dose of high adventure. Betty Lou Gerson’s Cruella, along with Marc Davis’ tour-de-force visual interpretation, is one of Disney’s…

…out Dexter Douglas, nerd computer ace. Went surfing on the internet and was zapped to cyberspace. He turned into the Freakazoid, he’s strong and super quick. He drives the villains…

…hear his take on some of his lesser successful or intimate work, but as he refuses, let’s take our own run through Indy’s fourth screen outing. Set your DVDs or…

…four. Also, after being a main figure in season two, Magneto finally makes a comeback with episodes heavily featuring his character. Of course, the younger X-Men also get their time…