Video: Animation
Currently listing articles 1101-1051:
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Movie Review: Ponyo on the Cliff— With his latest film, the master animator Hayao Miyazaki immerses himself completely into the mind of a five-year-old.
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DVD Review: Hunter x Hunter – Volume One — The first fifteen episodes of the anime action fantasy get a boxed set release.
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TV Review: Star Wars: The Clone Wars - "Ambush"— Gettin' clunky with the Clones on Cartoon Network.
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DVD Review: Resident Evil: Degeneration— About the best you can say regarding this all show and no go feature is, hey, it could've been worse.
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DVD Review: The Little Mermaid II - Return to the Sea (Special Edition)— I’m not ready to write off this direct-to-DVD sequel just yet...
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DVD Review: Unstable Fables: Goldilocks and the 3 Bears Show— Look out, Ty Pennington, Goldilocks is shooting for your job!
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DVD Review: Horton Hears a Who! (2008) - Two-Disc Special Edition— "A person's a person, no matter how small."
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Movie Review: Delgo— The cinema serves up another mediocre animated adventure.
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DVD Review: Resident Evil - Degeneration— Who knew CGI characters had subtle facial expressions?
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DVD Review: Naruto the Movie: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom— Naruto, Sakura, Rock Lee and Sensei Kakashi protect some spoiled royals with solid ninja action but unexciting storytelling.
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DVD Review: Code Monkeys – Season One— This show may be funny to gamers...but it probably won't be
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DVD Review: The Little Mermaid II - Return to the Sea (Special Edition)— Certainly not the best sequel the Mouse House has ever released.
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DVD Review: Transformers - Energon, The Ultimate Collection— The Transformers continue to fight the Autobots/Decepticons battle even after all these years!
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DVD Review: Unstable Fables - Tortoise vs. Hare— Tortoise vs Hare doesn't take the fun out of the classic story as much as it swamps its important moral.
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Movie Review: Dragon Hunters Will Dazzle Audiences Uninitiated in French Animated Artistry— Families with small children and fans of computer animation should definitely make a point of seeing the film.
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Movie Review: Bolt (2008)— Disney's Bolt is a treat for families, dog lovers, and anyone with a properly functioning soul.
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DVD Review: The Polar Express - Presented in 3D— Good movie, bad 3D.
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DVD Review: Death Note - Volume 1 Box Set — If you had the power to kill anyone just by knowing their name and face, what would you do with it?
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DVD Review: Happy Feet— The penguins falter over time.
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DVD Review: Horton Hears A Who!— Horton Hears A Who! is the adaptation of the popular Dr. Seuss book.
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DVD Review: Horton Hears a Who! (2008)— An incredibly heartwarming and hilarious story that managed to be completely modern while staying true to the spirit of Dr. Seuss’ book.
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Giving the Gift of Film on DVD— As you are striking off names of cinephiles from your holiday gift list, consider some of these options.
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Movie Review: Grave of the Fireflies— Isao Takahata's poignant, distressing masterpiece.
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Blu-ray Review: The Nightmare Before Christmas— A Burton classic that finally looks like it should.
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Movie Review: Fly Me to the Moon— This uninspired flick fails to get off the ground.
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DVD Review: The Best of Dr. Katz Professional Therapist— The DVD hardly presents the "best of" the series. Instead, it offers up brief packages of shtick...
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DVD Review: WALL-E 3-Disc Special Edition— WALL-E With TONS of Extras!
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Movie Review: Bolt (2008)— Bolt the super dog comes to the rescue with the best Disney cartoon in years.
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DVD Review: WALL∙E (3-Disc Special Edition + Digital Copy)— WALL-E, and the humans who created him, get the full home video treatment plus a digital copy in this three-disc Pixar/Disney masterpiece.
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Blu-Ray Review: WALL·E (Three-Disc Special Edition)— Likely to be included on many 2008 Top-Ten lists for both films and Blu-rays.
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DVD Review: WALL·E (Three-Disc Special Edition)— A robot love story tells us something about ourselves.
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Blu-ray Review: Madagascar— Goofy, predictable animated fun.
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DVD Review: WALL-E - Three-Disc Special Edition— WALL-E is a fun family that the entire family can enjoy on multiple levels
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Movie Review: Bolt— Fun, if predictable, family entertainment.
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Movie Review: Bolt— Bolt unleashes the super dog within!
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Blu-ray Review: Kung Fu Panda— Even if you don’t have children, you should give this one a chance.
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ABC Family's "25 Days of Christmas" 2008— I'm getting ready for some "Jingle Bells."
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Blu-ray Review: WALL-E 3-Disc Special Edition— WALL-E for best actor as far as I’m concerned.
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Movie Review: Waltz With Bashir— Animated documentary examining Israeli soldiers' experiences in the Lebanese Civil War.
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DVD Review: Popeye the Sailor: 1941-1943, Vol. 3 — It belongs in the collection of any fan of the golden age of animation.
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DVD Review: Dead Space - Downfall— A thrilling sci-fi/horror and prequel to the Dead Space video game.
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DVD Review: The Berenstain Bears: Christmas Tree— The Berenstain Bears celebrate the holidays... or not.
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Beyond Tinker Bell: Disney and Blu-ray Enhance the Movie Experience— Impish pixie's legend looms large and Disney has the right stuff to keep it that way.
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Movie Review: Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa— This animated sequel is a joyous jungle of clean, capricious humor from top notch stars, but needs stronger story elements and music.
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DVD Review: Secrets of the Furious Five— What is touted as an extra movie of sorts, is really just a glorified bonus disc.
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Movie Review: Porco Rosso— Hayao Miyazaki's most personal, delicate work.
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DVD Review: Kung Fu Panda Two-Pack (Kung Fu Panda Widescreen Edition + Secrets of the Furious Five) — "Kung Fu Panda" is a crowd-pleaser for viewers of all ages.
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DVD Review: Shrek the Halls— How does an Ogre celebrate Christmas?
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DVD Review: Space Chimps— The dense script, lousy animation, and myriad attempts at making torturous puns humorous becomes nearly unbearable.
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Movie Review: Madagascar - Escape 2 Africa— Entertaining but nothing special.
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DVD Review: Popeye The Sailor, Volume Three: 1941-1943— "Volume 3" marks the end of an era, but not on a strong note.

