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We Baby Bears: The Magical Box DVD Review

“We Baby Bears” irritates more than it entertains.

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November 6, 2022 Posted by | DVD review | , , , , | Leave a comment

Regular Show: The Best DVD In The World Review

“Regular Show” fans will enjoy this new disc.   Continue reading

November 9, 2012 Posted by | DVD review | , , , , | Leave a comment

Adventure Time: The Complete First Season DVD Review

It’s hard not to appreciate a comedic cartoon series populated mostly by mutants in a post-apocalyptic setting.

This show is yet another example that television animation aimed at kids is better now than it ever was when I was younger. I know a lot of older folks look back at their childhoods and fondly remember the cartoon shows they grew up with. But really, have you watched them lately? They are absolutely awful…condescending and heavy-handed, with piss poor animation and very little real creativity. Thundaar the Barbarian? Muppet Babies? Speed Buggy? Superfriends? Tell me I’m wrong.

Adventure Time, which appears on Cartoon Network, may not always be as laugh-out-loud funny as, say, Regular Show (my vote for the best cartoon since Spongebob Squarepants), but there’s a hell of a lot of imagination at work here. The stories are engaging, the two lead characters (Finn & Jake) are charming and likeable, and the overall art design reflects the work of folks not content to simply crank out childish junk.

And, like the best shows on Nickelodeon, Disney Channel or Cartoon Network, there’s a level of sophisticated, subversive humor in Adventure Time that, while perhaps lost on little kids, has earned the show a deserved cult following.

Bonus Features:
Audio Commentaries
Animatics
Featurettes
Music Video
“Finndemonium”
“The Wand”

July 27, 2012 Posted by | DVD review | , , , | Leave a comment

Xavier: Renegade Angel Seasons 1 And 2

Review by Robert Ham

If you are at all familiar with the deconstructionist children’s show parody Wonder Showzen that Xavier creators Vernon Chatman and John Lee cooked up for MTV2, you might have some insight into the depths that its creators was were willing to go to provoke a reaction (not necessarily laughter, either, though there was plenty of that to be had). But I doubt anyone could have predicted this show as their next step.

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November 18, 2009 Posted by | DVD review | , , | Leave a comment