…Calling it “a wonderfully original animated film”, James praises the documentary approach that gives the movie its uniqueness before starting to worry that, in copy-cat Hollywood fashion, we’ll now see…

…Our Surf’s Up coverage includes an interview with the film’s directors as well as a full review of the movie itself. Our most recent DVD Reviews cover the deluxe attention…

…movie was based on the stylized graphic novel by Sin City‘s Frank Miller, and used the same technique as that film to bring the action to life, with the leads…

Phew! I’m back from my Film Festival adventure – the movie cans are back at the studio, the foyer props back in storage and the guests back in their boxes…

I wasn’t able to get to The Simpsons Movie as hoped last night, but will be in line come this weekend, as will our man James who will no doubt…

…many from just $5.99: • A.I. – Artificial Intelligence: 2-Disc Special Edition – $5.99 • Minority Report: Widescreen 2-Disc Special Edition – $6.99 • Popeye (1980 live-action movie): Widescreen –…

We’ve a couple of new reviews to round out the week and just in time for some light weekend reading! First up, I was almost impressed by Zack Snyder’s movie…

…have to say I was almost blown away by this very good little movie. As anyone who hasn’t read the book and been led by the special effects marketing would…

…with a chequered history, the movie was released in 1982 at over 100 minutes before being truncated to around 80 minutes, in an attempt to soften it up, for limited…

…is that Disney has seen fit to include an insert in the package that answers some of the many questions moviegoers had! That’s right…the movie itself is so overburdened with…

…the third spot over bigger hits Bee Movie and The Simpsons Movie. Any argument that Shrek The Third should have been in the running hasn’t been raised by anybody… Ratatouille…

…pretty much since Blu-Ray’s debut, where Sony had learned from their bitter loss of Betamax to JVC’s VHS in the 1980s, made movie titles and players seemingly more available in…

…director Kevin Lima’s movie set! Also, look for our full review of the movie and the new DVD – out tomorrow – which I’ll hopefully be posting later today, and…

…Imaginationland trilogy. This gathering of three episodes from the always outrageous program has been stitched together in a single movie form, presenting about as close as we’re likely to get,…

…modern stone-age family, is finally set for December 2! The movie was released to DVD previously, but rights issues meant it could only be sold in Canada, from where most…

…scores. For those both for and against the new movie, this is a very insightful read in more ways than one: it seems its strengths and weaknesses are acknowledged by…

…for Pixar’s second movie. • Schoolhouse Rock: 30th Anniversary Edition – More from Rodney, looking back on this 2002 release in anticipation of the new election collection. • Won Ton…

…refer to the gigabyte allowance). As for the movie itself, those of you who have read some of my previous reviews and know my aversions to noisy filmmaking may be…

…makes my skin crawl, and if it weren’t for Harrison Ford the film would be unwatchable, but it’s such a flat pancake of a movie that in no way holds…

…sequences can have the effect of stopping the movie dead in parts (the result, perhaps, of trying to create a hit soundtrack as well as a hit movie). It should…

…it’s a genuine Disney movie in more ways that one and you could do a lot worse (Bedtime Stories, anyone?) than at least give this a rent…you may be surprised…

…unexpected widescreen transfer that assists the higher than average animation in making this come over as a real movie. One of the first, if not the first, animated television translations…

…(indeed, it loses some of the best info from the previous release), as Randall Cyrenne remarks in his review, the movie is a “charming film in its own right, full…

…out to pick up the movie yet, this is a nice taster for the kinds of treats in store! There’s more on the Dwarfs’ characters, and the continuing importance of…