…rise of the direct-to-video movie and specific releases of selected television episodes. Many of these projects are created with future TV or DVD release in mind (think Family Guy’s plundering…

…the original and, practically perfect in every way, best. All you need to know is that Mary Poppins is not just a Disney classic, but a bona fide movie legend,…

…as is often the case in Hollywood, most of the story elements got changed over the course of its prolonged production history. The movie first entered development with the Shermans…

…not just watching a movie. So, when the gut wrenching moments come, we are affected as if we were participants rather than spectators. While I was watching the movie, someone…

…War II, Walt Disney’s studio had by necessity become a place where movies were done in sections. Disney had to rely on the “package features”, like Make Mine Music and…

…Gordon movie. Flash had appeared first in a wonderful newspaper comic strip, created by Alex Raymond in 1934, on direction from the Hearst Syndicate to conceive a rival for the…

…original, but this movie comes far closer to being worthy than anyone would have guessed back in 2002. The film is nicely conceived. Rather than bringing back the Darling children,…

…out from his tribe years earlier, finds himself in a land of dinosaurs battling the legacy of his past deeds. The Sweatbox Review: It would appear that direct-to-video movies are…

…likes of The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie, The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie, 1001 Rabbit Tales and Daffy Duck’s Fantastic Island were not only successful (especially on home video)…

…why the heck didn’t they make more? The first Rescuers movie, released in 1977, could arguably be seen as the last in the original line up of Disney films that…

…off with the devastating invention to end all inventions (almost quite literally) the movie sees “uncle” Boris Karloff-voiced Baron Von Frankenstein (he’s given the “Von” here for no apparent reason)…

…story wanders from encounter to encounter, ultimately ending up at the title’s stone, from which the sword must be drawn. It comes very late into the movie, by which time…

…to action-oriented CG movies whose looks don’t come off much better than the kind of inter-level story sequences many high-end game titles enjoy (think the Final Fantasies in particular). I…

…and Boo-Boo star in their – and Hanna-Barbera’s – first animated feature length movie! When Yogi’s pic-a-nic swiping gets too much for Ranger Smith, he prepares to ship Yogi and…

…to success. The Sweatbox Review: If one were to try to categorize Hayao Miyazaki’s film’s, then I suppose that Kiki’s Delivery Service would be his “girls’ movie”. That would be…