Reviewed by Mac McEntire
Quote: "The best show you're not watching now has its fourth season on DVD, packed with crazy-looking aliens, explosive battles, giant monsters, motor home chases, and much, much more."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "The Blue Elephant is an irrepressibly cutesy and cuddly story that is bound to appeal to those who those who think that the characters on Sesame Street just aren't quite lovable enough."

Reviewed by Dan Mancini
Quote: "The plot is sound (if goofy in the way most alternate universe stories are a little goofy), the pace is breezy (the brief 78-minute running time is perfect for this one), and the action is tight, but the tone is pure kiddie-show cliche."

Reviewed by Paul Pritchard
Quote: "A poor DVD hampers an otherwise spectacular return for Spider-Man."

Reviewed by Kerry Birmingham
Quote: "The order of the day in The Royal Diaries is relatability, history be damned, and it's a refreshing move that puts history second."

Reviewed by Kent Dixon
Quote: "The fact that my daughter would love it was a foregone conclusion, but little did I expect to be tapping my foot and nodding my head along with almost every tune."

Reviewed by Michael Rubino
Quote: "The show feels like a loud, goofy time capsule to an era when people had shirts covered in triangles and neon lines. It may be dated but Tiny Toons still manages to be better than a lot of kids programming today...and it's not trying to sell you any collectable cards or toys."

Reviewed by Kristin Munson
Quote: "It took the House of Mouse three tries to get there, but the Collector's Edition is the only Nightmare you'll ever need."

Reviewed by Dan Mancini
Quote: "Son of Rambow is either an all-ages entertainment with a cop-out ending, or a kids' movie that wrestles with themes too sophisticated for its own good."

Reviewed by Kristin Munson
Quote: "Harley has put out dozens of albums, written a few books, even taken home a couple Grammys in his 25 years as a performer, but Yes to Running! Bill Harley Live is his first DVD. When you sit down to watch it, you'll wonder what took him so long."