…the world’s number one film this week, The Simpsons Movie. James caught this theatrical outing over the weekend and posted his thoughts yesterday here on the site, which make for…

…studio’s multi-decade history, from the first series to the last! • The Simpsons Movie – what was James’ Animated View on the yellow citizens of Springfield’s first trip to the…

…movie, and the disc itself, I’ve posted my take in a full DVD review, which notes that, while not perfect, Sealed With A Kiss is a lot better than some…

…hand animated each and every frame of the movie on his own. When you’re done there, my own thoughts on the result can also be read here. Back soon, and…

…warmed to certain aspects of the movie. While it’s obviously not in Pixar or DreamWorks’ league, for the time scale and budget constraints, the crew have made a splash in…

…big names. A box-office fiasco, the movie was only issued once on LaserDisc, from which I have a copy, in an odd half-anamorphic transfer that cropped a little from its…

…had an email taking me to task over my points scoring, so let me explain. The movie itself is nigh on perfect for any number of reasons, but for one…

…feature, so my recommendation is based more on the extras than the movie”. Elswhere on the site today, we’ve a couple of big giveaways, thanks to Disney Home Video! In…

…me in many projects over the years, from M*A*S*H* through Capricorn One and the new Ocean’s… trilogy, but those words just sound as hysterically bad as the movie looks, though…

…the film’s story resonated with him. Originally scheduled for the home video release of the movie back in October, it’s a wonderfully inspiring first piece from Jérémie which you’re sure…

…reviewing. Speaking of which, fresh this morning is my take on the charming new to DVD release My Friends Tigger And Pooh: Super Sleuth Christmas Movie, where the bear of…

…under some computer generated wow shots that do little to wow. A bonus is the movie’s epic-sounding score on CD, which isn’t bad for under $20, but otherwise there’s nothing…

…for his brilliant film. Incidentally, that very same movie is getting the 2-disc DVD treatment after all…but only in the UK. Quite why the US edition, released last , couldn’t…

…movies, Rand’s noticed that added is “a healthy dose of post-modernism, with the characters often teasing the show’s long-time convention, commenting on the unfairness of how the team would split…

…recent events in moviedom, though his opening comments were remarkably dry and leaned too close to political winds for a movie show. As for the awards themselves, the Best Animated…

…mystery to the film’s story and the reasons why is inspirational. I couldn’t agree more with the two directors’ ethos on movie making, and it’s just so refreshing to hear…

…The anthology-type movie itself gets mixed comments, with Rand’s words praising the graphics and artistry while finding the layering of each segment’s stories to lack depth. As a build up…

…kid-orientated, but head on over to BananaSplits.com for more, including that infectious theme song! Tra La La…! It’s a great time to be collecting movies of all vintages on DVD…

…the show until the big screen movie and media onslaughts from Chef and Mr Hankey, I find the series and what Trey Parker and Matt Stone get away with to…

…beneath the waves to meet art director Tony Pulham, a veteran of Warner Bros. Feature Animation (Quest For Camelot, The Iron Giant) and DisneyToon’s own Pooh’s Heffalump Movie who brought…

…($24.99) and BD ($29.99) flavors. Cast and filmmaker commentaries, featurettes, profiles, MTV Movie Awards footage, documentary, deleted and extended sequences, alternate ending, rehearsals will all be there waiting for you….

…updates and reviews over the next few days as I manage to finally clear out some of those backlogged articles! Elsewhere in the animated movie world, I’ve been excited to…

…round out the week. Beverly Hills Chihuahua (on Blu-ray, though the DVD is also covered) is as slick as moviemaking comes, a glossy Disney family picture that would be great…

…different editions of the movie coming to disc over the next few weeks, it seems Disney didn’t pay enough attention to its most luxurious option: overpriced and under-described, they really…

…scrutinized right here. In short, the restoration of the movie is exemplary, and well worth picking up as I have mentioned earlier this week, but the supplemental package leaves much…