…Disney but dumped in a busy summer with little promotion due to their own birdy movie, Chicken Little, waiting in the wings. With Happily N’Ever After, Williams is supposedly back…

…DVD collection. But, I’m a stickler for not having any gaps in my franchise collections and, even though I’ll stop following a series if later films don’t live up to…

…Smee and their crew get ready for their ambush of the Lost Boys. The touches never stop: as well as Tink we’re presented with first-time views of the “real” Darlings’…

…trick. A late, late, almost movie’s end attempt to inject some character emotion in a way that actually connects with anything set up in Mumble’s core story falls flat when…

…breaking the “fourth wall” to stop and talk directly to audiences. MGM had been releasing cartoons well before Avery came to them in 1942, with their regular suppliers being Hugh…

…would continue to show up in other series. In this one, Cleo is substituted for singing canary Frankie, who gets on the little cat’s nerves. When Figaro tries to stop…

…what was that about!? PM Picnic (1948, 6:51), like the Kool Penguins, pushes the boat out to use an animated cartoon aimed squarely at adult eyes. This promotion for PM’s…

…back approach to life that the futurians live. But then that ending, a brilliantly gauged, wonderfully executed moment, comes along and it’s instantly clear that all the heart and emotion…

…shorts and a selection of terrific bonus features. I’ll stop quibbling about the inclusion of the Chuck Jones documentary Extremes And Inbetweens and award it the points it deserves for…

…Running that’s the film most evoked in pitch and subject matter. With his video camera eyes, switching lenses from wide angle to telephoto to draw emotion into the performance and…

…those in bed with Mickey didn’t look as rosy. The Wild, for one, did not receive the promotion it should have, and quite where this leaves CORE is a mystery,…

…to the conclusion that the characters (and the filmmakers) are just going through the motions. The uneven animation is perhaps the result of splitting production between three facilities (in Toronto,…

…right is a big show-stopping number, which happens to take place right where Dexter has taken his sweetheart Steff! The Hello Lobey sequence has to be seen to be believed…

…Scent-imental Reasons/Stop, Look, And Hasten/Hare-way To The Stars/Duck! Rabbit! Duck! VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS is, a relatively little remembered Hanna-Barbera show from 1974. Its premise is oddly similar to another…