…to sell the insanity of the show. Disc One Turner Classic Birdman – Turner Classic Movie’s Robert Osborne hosts a “lost” episode of the original Birdman, entitled Busy Day For…

…an acrimonious split with the publisher in the wake of a Josie movie in 2001. DeCarlo claimed that he should have been given royalties for the film, and although he…

…a few Sneak Peeks, including ones that play at start-up for the 101 Dalmatians Platinum Edition DVD, as well as Wall*E, Santa Clause 3, and a promo for Disney Movie…

…guest stars, numerous versions with cousin Scrappy, a series with Vincent Price, and the adventures of the gang when they were young, the 2001 Scooby-Doo movie led to the development…

…earlier that year called The Secret Of The Sword which explained the origins of She-Ra and her relationship to He-Man (more on that in the next paragraph). The movie made…

…Caspian, Disney DVD Games (High School Musical and Hannah Montana), and Disney Movie Rewards. Case Study: The DVD comes in a standard one-disc keepcase and features Boothy and Bill on…

…are wearing. However, I must commend the digital team for doing a good job at putting it together. It is not something that hinders the enjoyment of the movie and…

…to Hell, from which our heroine must escape! Either as a menu choice, or after the movie, there’s a chance to catch Barbra Streisand performing what has become Snow White’s…

…does seem like Cruella’s also been stealing bonus features; the one extra found here is the movie’s theatrical trailer, although not the original 1961 teaser, but for the 1991 re-issue…

…went in with an open mind…and came out very impressed indeed! As with the other continuations of the Disney classics, in practically every one of these DTV movies, there are…

…bursts at the seams, while the little details and extra touches that mark any great movie are totally missing. Like Holli’s one-track mind’s desire, this film is all surface and…

…up to scratch. It is certainly an odd film to watch, falling between two polar opposites: an animated movie with big ideas but not the means to see them through,…

…close seconds. The first offers lots of information on the bountiful movie and in-joke references, while What’s Opera, Doc? is made up of several edited interviews, and Three Little Bops…

…the making, and it’s never been explained why Walt cut them to make a shorter film (his shortest feature, at just 42 minutes). Someday, that movie deserves its own Special…

…as an extra on the 1995 movie’s DVD), Spook And Span (1957), Spook No Evil (1953), Spunky Skunky (1952), Boo Bop (1957), To Boo Or Not to Boo (1951), and…

…old movies and even premiere new ones. Jiminy Cricket was used in the I’m No Fool series of educational shorts. Comics were big business in that era, and Lady And…

…the popular weddings or such one-offs as holding the Pirates premieres at the park that inspired the movies, which might be seen as trying to keep away from commercialisation in…