…Henson among others. Also in DVD announcements, Fox have settled on an April 24 date to release the excellent Night At The Museum in single and double-disc flavors. The two-disc…

As promised, and just scraping in by the end of the week, is my take on the DVD of Sony’s first animated feature offering, Open Season: Special Edition, here being…

…The Lovely Bones, which is how he got tapped by The Beard to get involved in the Tintin movies. Apparently, both Spielberg and Jackson would each direct installments of the…

…and saw the latest installment of the not-so jolly ogre’s adventures this weekend. If you enjoyed what you saw, then head on over to our State Of The Art block,…

…just before the weekend, and the two-disc salute to Tex Avery’s leading series star, Droopy: The Complete Theatrical Collection, which I promised and posted last week and then forgot to…

…instrumental in bringing Lee to Disney and will remain heavily involved in the projects, which points to direct-to-DVD features more than anything else even though POW will supposedly “develop and…

…feature, Chris Buck and Ash Brannon. It’s yet another good read, with some fun insights into the making of the film. Did they succeed with their intentions? James was one…

Still fresh on the site this week are our bunch of Contest Corner giveaways, including chances to win The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh and The Best Of Casper….

…three more movies (including the Puss In Boots spin-off) intrigues me, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the audiences’ love affair with the fractured fable cast is well ogre long…

…The Complete Pluto, Volume Two. While the set concludes the pup’s toons on DVD, I have to gripe about the “complete” tag, and go into several reasons why in the…

As promised (it went up late last night) is my take on the motion-captured graphic novel-styled Renaissance, fresh on DVD from Miramax Films. Does it break the trend of unconvincing…

…the world’s number one film this week, The Simpsons Movie. James caught this theatrical outing over the weekend and posted his thoughts yesterday here on the site, which make for…

…studio’s multi-decade history, from the first series to the last! • The Simpsons Movie – what was James’ Animated View on the yellow citizens of Springfield’s first trip to the…

…you reckon helps put all these things together? Well, Josh’s latest interview will certainly lift the lid on that, as we talk to the almost legendary Jerry Beck, the animation…

Just a quick end of week message to point you in the direction of our new Meet The Robinsons contest. The DVD is out next Tuesday, so if you don’t…

…and it could go either way, but the charm of the film lies in giving it a second viewing. Like the themes of the movie itself, failing to enjoy Meet…

…series of films based around the reversal of the concept in the Ko-Ko The Clown Out Of The Inkwell shorts. Instead of a cartoon clown popping out and entering our…

…typically “hip” program, again filled with songs, this time following the prototype of Girl Power long before the Spice Girls lay claim to the term. Now issued in a Complete…

…The Year In Review, where myself and Rand count the top ten DVDs and recommendations, and James adds his top three from the last twelve months worth in the theatrical…

…cool, but the one to really go for, especially with the low-price offered by Amazon.com ($30, down from the $45 list), is the full three-disc 15 Winners, 26 Nominees set…

…and score composer Michael Giacchino. In an interesting twist, both these gentlemen were involved in the making of the film at opposite ends of production, and hearing about Pinkava’s contributions…

We’re back with the last of our One Hundred And One Dalmatians interviews today, as Jeremie looks back on some fun trivia from the making of the film with Disney…

…day with a host of Dalmatians 101 interviews, speaking to cast, crew and fans of Walt’s canine classic, marking its debut in a two-disc Platinum Edition DVD: • Bill Leven…

…upgrade in equipment equals the upgrade in quality. Going by Rand’s comments, it seems it is, so in a word…yes! Also new to the site today is our latest giveaway,…

…all the various iterations of Scooby-Doo that Hanna-Barbera put out on television, this is probably the one I least expected to see on DVD.” The Mystery Inc. gang have been…

…to LA, where they switch to a train for the rest of the journey, while James (and wife!) is on the tracks the whole way from Cincinnati, on a cross-country…