…back with an army of cloned soldiers led by Jedi generals. The beginning of the war can be found in the film Attack of the Clones while the grand finale…

…of his journey. In fact, I Wan’na Be Like You is actually such a high point that the rest of the film is in danger of not living up to…

…was in the hands of someone who cared, much to the collective relief of the fans. The concept of the show is fairly simple. An alien race sends one of…

…come off of Batman and wanted the show to be simpler than Batman was to animate. Another great feature of the animation is the excellent use of light and shadows…

…Studio’s animated Superman films. The outbreak of World War II brings about The Justice Society Of America, and a few facts of more interest, but much of it is still…

…the end of the movie, we were convinced that it was one of the best sci-fi action flicks of all time (we were also convinced the roof of the movie…

…Batman all sorts of headaches. Using his magical powers, he also conjures up various images of Batman, including The Dark Knight Returns, and even the nipple-suited Batman of the Schumacher…

…is only the beginning of a set of mysteries involving that region of Japan. This is a region that seems to defy mutant detection by Professor X or his Cerebro…

…of the humans. There is obviously an antagonistic relationship here, even though the humans are unaware of it. A third set of players involves the lone survivor of the crash…

…know what? As much as I adore the Classic Trio of mouse, duck, and goof, one of my favorites of the Treasures sets was the Silly Symphonies edition. I just…

…act like teenagers in love). When Minnie mistakes Mickey’s offer of an afternoon of miniature golf for a luxury Hawaiian holiday, the in-need-of-cash Mouse offers his services to a Dr…

…the “video premiere” market prior to the return of Simba and company with the first such officially released title, a sequel of sorts to Aladdin, The Return Of Jafar, which…

…episodes of this classic Saturday morning series sees the Super Friends face off against a variety of threats, while also aiding the social, health, and arts development of the world’s…

…worked at Disney on a number of voices, the most famous was probably Ludwig Von Drake in a number of films and TV specials. But of course The Incredible Mr…

…story is surely one of the best Silly Symphonies and the song, “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” is one of the catchiest of all Disney tunes. It became…

…be that offensive. It certainly isn’t as tiring, noisy or dull as some of the more major animated pictures of the past couple of years, and this in the end…

…$32.99 Storyboard: The second and final volume of Silly Symphonies released in Disney’s popular Walt Disney Treasures line includes over 5 hours of classic Disney shorts. The Sweatbox Review: When…