DVD Verdict: Short Films

IMAX: Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs

2009-11-19

Reviewed by Mac McEntire
Quote: "It's pretty to look at and it has some interesting stories to tell, but at only 39 minutes, the movie flies by."

Frankenstein Unlimited

2009-10-30

Reviewed by Daryl Loomis
Quote: "Six very different films whose variance makes for an enjoyable and unpredictable 90 minutes."

Tom And Jerry's Greatest Chases: Volume 3

2009-10-14

Reviewed by Patrick Bromley
Quote: "It's impressive the Greatest Chases collection is already three volumes deep and still includes cartoons as strong and memorable as these."

Wallace And Gromit: The Complete Collection

2009-09-28

Reviewed by Michael Rubino
Quote: "The Wallace and Gromit franchise is a classic, and A Matter of Loaf and Death proves the series still has legs."

Wallace And Gromit: A Matter Of Loaf And Death

2009-09-25

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "While it may not redefine what the characters do now or in the future, who cares? Just sit back and soak up the joy."

Wallace And Gromit: The Complete Collection (Blu-Ray)

2009-09-22

Reviewed by Michael Stailey
Quote: "Creating characters who live on in the hearts and minds of an audience is one of the greatest achievements of any animator. Wallace and Gromit are treasures."

Nude In Dracula's Castle

2009-09-11

Reviewed by Gordon Sullivan
Quote: "The breadth of shorts available on these two discs is impressive, and it's almost worth buying for the music alone."

Bill Plympton's Dog Days: A Collection Of Short Films 2004-2008

2009-07-23

Reviewed by Dan Mancini
Quote: "Offers up somewhat disturbing absurdist humor that relies on the extreme plasticity of form that only animation can deliver."

Terminal

2009-07-08

Reviewed by Tamika Adair
Quote: "A solid first attempt for a budding visionary."

The Jean-Jacques Beineix Collection

2009-07-02

Reviewed by James A. Stewart
Quote: "The human need for communication to escape isolation. Each documentary addresses that theme in some way, with Locked-in the most direct and literal."