…has posted the way to make your feelings known. What the general feeling there is that we should request the release of the remaining volumes that would complete the Studio’s…

…including, in respect of the recent passing of Hanna-Barbera designer Iwao Takamoto, a look at the package put together for Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?: The Complete First and Second Seasons….

…paved the way for more exciting content to come this year, and there’s even the hint of the brilliant 1946 feature Song Of The South coming to disc under Roy’s…

…DVD extra and should remain in the bonus features section. As for the rest, the frankly awful Superman Returns is inexplicably up in the Best Visual Effects category, when I…

…marking the release just this past Tuesday for the latest in the run of direct-to-DVD Marvel comics features, and a new interview with director Frank Nissen. He’s the guy who…

…and include their prestigious partner along for the ride? Aardman is very clear in the direction they want to head, and a read between the lines in their statement reveals…

…the roles he pops up in, such as the inventor assistant in The Rocketeer and the thankless father role in Edward Scissorhands (though the less said about his turn as…

Today marks the release of Walt Disney’s classic Peter Pan on DVD. The film is probably my favorite of the “middle-Walt” period of the 1950s, and I’ll be posting a…

A couple of 1970s animated features get the archive review treatment today: the original animated The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe, and the special edition DVD of Ralph Bakshi’s…

Can you believe it? My favorite Walt Disney picture and they royally screw it up on DVD, and in a supposedly deluxe 2-disc Platinum Edition no less! After the many…

…Tunes and some of the “Censored Eleven” were requested, WB remained tight-lipped on the shorts that would be included. They didn’t have any news “now” on the previously mooted Looney…

…promotions and the like. This year’s big rumors involve The Dark Knight‘s nemesis The Joker, and the casting for 300‘s Zack Snyder’s next, Watchmen, though there are plenty of other…

…the closest Britain ever came to having a fully-fledged animation industry before Nick Park (who writes the foreword) and Aardman Animation came along. They launched into animated features, most notably…

…by hanging out with various ghosts, ghouls and goblins and will no doubt do the same again next weekend! So we’re getting into the spirit of things here too, with…

…for Dean Jones in a host of very amusing comedies in the 60s and 70s, The Ugly Dachshund, Blackbeard’s Ghost and The Shaggy D.A. among them. On television, she of…

We’re well into the awards season, with both the animation Annie Awards and the British BAFTAS being handed out over the weekend, and Ratatouille the big Feature Animation winner at…

…the irascible duck is back in what should be the final collection of his animated short work. The inclusion of the 1959 featurette Donald In Mathmagic Land has now been…

…to win a Disney DVD bundle worth over $100 for the lucky entrant who predicts the most correct winners at the the 2008 Oscars in our Annual Academy Award Contest!…

It only seems yesterday that we were excited about the Platinum Edition of The Jungle Book coming to DVD, but the series is back already with the big new release…

Only animation related in the loosest sense, but anyone with an interest in the medium will know the work of Terry Gilliam, one time Monty Python cartoonist and now one…

…behind the scenes interviews. You’ve already read about how original screenwriter Bill Kelly came up with the concept, but where did it go from there? In Chapter Two of our…

It’s a little early in the year, but tomorrow Tim Burton’s ultimate bad dream, The Nightmare Before Christmas finally comes to DVD and Blu-ray in the kind of collector’s package…