Never saw this coming! Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers Blu Ray Complete Series. The things that get a physical release and don't, things that are club only and general release... Disney makes no sense at all.
No love for Animal Farm, the first UK animated feature film issued with an X certificate (18 to US readers)? A ground breaker if ever there was one.
And I loved watching Marine Boy as a little kid.
I remember seeing Animal Farm on cable though I'm not sure if I saw the whole film. Was it really over 18? That would be "R" rated in the states. Well, they didn't have the rating system back then.
Marine Boy is my favorite anime character. (Notice my avatar?) I have all the DVD's.
There’s “Sinbad Jr. And His Magic Belt” which was originally started by Sam Singer, and then revamped by Hanna-Barbera, of which only a handful of episodes are lost, though some can be viewed on You Tube.
No love for Animal Farm, the first UK animated feature film issued with an X certificate (18 to US readers)? A ground breaker if ever there was one. ----------------------------------------------------------- I remember seeing Animal Farm on cable though I'm not sure if I saw the whole film. Was it really over 18? That would be "R" rated in the states. Well, they didn't have the rating system back then.
Are you referring to the 1954 version of ANIMAL FARM? According to the IMDB, that film received a "U" rating in the UK, i.e., (Universal – Suitable for all). A U-rated film should be suitable for audiences aged four years and over.
Another was the “Out Of The Inkwell” revival that featured Koko The Clown and briefly featured creator Max Fleischer at the drawing board, and was distributed by Seven Arts Productions. At least two episodes can be viewed on You Tube.
No love for Animal Farm, the first UK animated feature film issued with an X certificate (18 to US readers)? A ground breaker if ever there was one. ----------------------------------------------------------- I remember seeing Animal Farm on cable though I'm not sure if I saw the whole film. Was it really over 18? That would be "R" rated in the states. Well, they didn't have the rating system back then.
Are you referring to the 1954 version of ANIMAL FARM? According to the IMDB, that film received a "U" rating in the UK, i.e., (Universal – Suitable for all). A U-rated film should be suitable for audiences aged four years and over.
Thunderbirds 2086- I was trying to remember the name of an 80's anime series inspired by The Thunderbirds. I found it and it was actually called "Thunderbirds 2086" for the English market!
Megazone 23 was a short lived OVA series in the 80's. It appeared to be created by the folks who did Macross (Robobtech in the US) The odd thing about the series was the apparent change in artistic style halfway thru the series. The Blu Ray is up for pre-order at The Right Stuff and Amazon.
Hanna-Barbera's "Where's Huddles?" which was a Summer '70 replacement for "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour" and was rerun on Sunday afternoons the following Summer, featured the voices of Cliff Norton as Ed Huddles and Mel Blanc as Bubba McCoy who played football for the fictional L.A. Rhinos along with Jean Vanderpyl as Marge, Marie Wilson as Penny and Alan Reed as their coach Mad Dog Mahoney, and is noteworthy as only the second Hanna-Barbera series (after "The Flintstones") that Blanc, Reed and Vanderpyl supplied their voice talents to.
