John Thomas Anderson

A nice simple little Disney family movie!, May 19 2013

Meet the Robinsons is another one of those small Disney movies that never really got that much attention and at heart is a sci-fi comedy that's really about the family. The main character being a 12 yr. old boy scientific genius who just wants to get adopted. But everything just keeps going horribly wrong!

Then one day he meets a kid from the future who needs his help and the rest as they say is history! As he's whisked to a fantastic future and an even more amazing futuristic family that puts a whole other dimension to the word "quirky!" It's quite a ride!

The closest movies I can think of to this one would be … Read more

Same so, same so, just less of it!, May 19 2013

This is the new economy re-issue of the Season 4 box set. Unlike the original box set which was a fancy digipack; this is a more simple single case, multi-disc set reflecting the lower price point! Everything else is the same!

As for this season four set itself; it's basically filler! Good quality filler, but filler nonetheless! No new major characters are introduced and no discernible advance in the plot is made. Naraku and his minions never appear at all! There's nothing wrong with it per se and if you've never seen any Inu Yasha before you'd probably quite enjoy it; but for those who have seen the previous three seasons; it's going to be mostly a snorefest… Read more

A top notch Disney movie finally get's the treatment it deserves!, May 16 2013

Atlantis: The Lost Empire is another one of those Disney movies that apparently nobody has ever heard of and that's a big, big shame. Because it's one of Disney's better animated movies.

One of Disney's last movies to be done old style (i.e.-mostly standard animation, not all CGI like Brave or Tinkerbell); it's a true big screen spectacular in both animation and sound boasting a 2:35.1 widescreen aspect ratio that's virtually unheard of in animated movies so you truly get the cinematic experience if you have a screen big enough to appreciate it. And on my DVD, has a full Dolby Digital 5.1 track that will shake the front door handles of your house right from the very beginning… Read more