Hm. Never heard of Noggin.

I suppose Pedro could be okay, but it's disappointing to see them go with someone already so "in house" at Disney.

Though it's shallow, it is cool to see someone named Kirby in the cast, and she looks the part.

The original film gets some serious love Down Under in a deluxe Blu-ray set:
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Basic titles? Like Love and Thunder? Or The Multiverse of Madness? Looking at how those turned out, maybe simpler is better.

Anyhow, the title fits the film, and it's just how a Marvel comic book would be titled, so it works.

(And Ben even commented! )

You are correct, sir. That's what I was thinking. I gave it to my daughter.

And just because you can, doesn't mean you should!

But this may find an audience that can appreciate it.

It's between Spidey and Heron, I think. I thought Spidey was pretty wonderful, honestly, but haven't seen Heron yet. And true, Spidey is not a standalone film at all. I liked Elemental, but it was average Pixar and can't compete with the Amazing Spidey. Robot Dreams is an interesting choice, but I c...

Great selection, I think!

Still a few nice ones out there, yet, and they haven't even scratched the surface yet of the older, musical non-regular character Merrie Melodies. Not to mention the Bosko and Foxy Looney Tunes.

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And even less misandrist. (With an "r".)

Sorry to be the spelling police, but I had to look it up to confirm what you meant.

Not sure where you got that from? Just got my 4K steelbook for The Creator... ...when the US 4K is readily available, though maybe not from your importer, but you did have that as an option (and you do buy lots of US discs from the US already). The UK also has a 4K, which you perhaps passed on due ...

That sounds more sensible. I can't imagine liking a Disney movie less than Chicken Little.

Hhhmmmm... Into Steelbooks now?

Getting them all out at once would be nice. The Platinum sets opted for some complete filmographies for minor characters, so it would be cool to see that happen here. The Looney Tunes Wiki lists just four Golden Age appearances for Egghead, as Ben mentioned: "Egghead Rides Again" (1937) (on a Golden...