Thad’s Review – Part 2: “Tom & Jerry: The Golden Era Anthology 1940-1958”
With Disc Two, we get into the very best of the series – with things starting to slack off in the last year of the decade.
With Disc Two, we get into the very best of the series – with things starting to slack off in the last year of the decade.
By far: this is the best comprehensive presentation Tom & Jerry has ever received on home video.
In short, it’s exactly what collectors want: Warner cartoons we don’t have on Blu-Ray already, with few distracting issues. You’d be looney not to get it.
An idea so obvious it’s surprising Warners hadn’t already done this years ago.
Going on sale today on blu-ray, Thad catches up with director Greg Ford to ask him about making the film and his experiences with Warner Bros.
Collector’s really do have more choice than ever for where to get their classic animation fix.
The low-down on the spectacular Fleischer cartoon screenings next month at New York’s Museum of Modern Art.
A mere three months after the second volume – and it’s another winner for the Warner Archive Collection.
Five more than the first volume, and a wider array, this time spanning from the late ‘30s to early ‘60s.
Part 2 of Jim Korkis’ 1984 interview with Disney Legend Jack Hannah.
