…are filler, but those simply looking for an action-packed romp with superior video and audio can still get a kick out of the movie itself, and the low price at…

…the attempt at a fantasy sequence. It was not really needed, though, as there are already a couple of dream sequences and a siren-induced fantasy included in the story. Aside…

…know that there are people out there with a fond attachment to this movie. The characters are as appealing as ever, even if the animation is only so-so and the…

…this time would feature a pre-teen witch in suburbia, voiced by Melissa Joan Hart’s sister Emily. Melissa, meanwhile, would voice Sabrina’s two aunts, Hilda and Zelda. The aunts are teenagers…

…hand man, and Baroness, the sole female villain. Cobra is also sometimes allied with Zartan and his gang of mercenaries, and the twins Tomax and Xamot. Many of these characters…

…characters. Thunderbirds Are Go An Audio Commentary by producer and writer Sylvia Anderson and director David Lane starts things off wonderfully. The two are well versed with their subject, and…

…be exaggerating, but to me the visual style was another drawback for a film that already had a weak script. A note about that animation style, though: Although no mention…

…Audio Commentary with Director Bill Kroyer, Coordinating Art Director Susan Kroyer, and Art Director Ralph Eggleston covers all aspects of the film’s creation. Any info about the film’s production history…

…civilians forming a military team are justified, and the mission is a disaster. The new team falls apart rapidly, just as a new alien threat looms. Armed with their new…

…more of the developing and fun Robin-Batgirl dynamic. The next episode shows that the last was no fluke, as it also gets a strong script with a sympathetic and interesting…

…somewhat interesting stories for those that enjoy such types of shows, dynamic animation, and above-average video and audio. The packaging and special features go above and beyond, making the whole…