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Review: New Scooby-Doo is silly fun for Blue Falcon fans

Scooby-Doo and Blue Falcon? I’m so there! I loved both as a kid, so I couldn’t resist the latest direct-to-video “Scooby-Doo! Mask of the Blue Falcon,” which came out last week. Most of these are fairly mediocre and, truth be told, this one isn’t much different. But it’s so imbued with nostalgia, adult fans can … Continue Reading →

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Review: Totally insaney over 'Animaniacs' vol. 4

It’s time for more “Animaniacs” — finally! They’re sill zany to the max on this three-disc collection that gives us the remaining episodes from one of the greatest cartoon series ever made. It’s a perfect mix of humor, heart, music, slapstick, frivolity, character, “did she really just say that?” madness, and it was a real … Continue Reading →

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Review: 'Shazam' set is no marvel

The trouble with nostalgia titles is that they don’t always live up to childhood memories. While I enjoyed the release of Saturday morning staple “Isis” a while back, the years haven’t been as kind to its one-time partner “Shazam!,” now available from the Warner Bros. Archive Collection. The series aired from 1974-76, and I admit … Continue Reading →

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Second 'Looney Tunes Platinum Collection' is more guaranteed merriment

Be vewy, vewy quiet. I’m watching “Looney Tunes Platinum Collection” (vol. 2). Yes, director Chuck Jones’ iconic hunting trilogy, with the iconic lines “Duck Season! Wabbit Season!” and “Shoot him now! Shoot him now!,” are in this three-Blu-ray (or two-DVD) set along with 47 other “Looney Tunes” and “Merrie Melodies,” plus 31 more related shorts … Continue Reading →

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Faboo! Final 'Animaniacs,' 'Wolf Children,' 'Lego Batman' coming to DVD; more Marvel on Disney XD

UPDATE: Added Warner Bros. movies! I don’t usually post a lot about new acquisitions and announcements of upcoming DVD/Blu-rays — mainly because I just get so many of them. But a few have crossed my desk in the last couple days that I feel deserve some special attention because of the awesomeness involved with the … Continue Reading →

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Review: 'Mouse Chronicles' finds mirth in Chuck Jones rodents with unreleased shorts

Disney may be known as the “House of Mouse,” but Chuck Jones’ stint at Warner Bros. also gave the rodent a funny face, as evidenced in this week’s new DVD and Blu-ray set “Looney Tunes: The Chuck Jones Collection — Mouse Chronicles.” This two-disc set focuses on two of Jones shorts series featuring mice, with … Continue Reading →