Children's animated musical adventure based on the Uncle Remus folktales. Brer Rabbit (voice of Nick Cannon) is a mischievous and adventurous rabbit who spends his time trying to outwit the other animals around him including Brer Fox (D.L. Hughley) and Brer Bear (Gary Anthony Williams).

Experience Frozen, the hit musical comedy from Walt Disney Animation Studios, like never before in an all-new, full length Sing-Along Edition!

Follow the lyrics with a bouncing Frozen snowflake. Join Anna as she sets off on an epic journey– teaming up with rugged mountain man Kristoff and a snowman named Olaf – to find her sister Elsa, whose icy powers have trapped the kingdom of Arendelle in eternal winter.

It’s pure enchantment – and full of fun for the whole family!

Children's animated adventure about a rare white gorilla who just wants to be like the others at the zoo. Ever since he was brought to Barcelona Zoo from his homeland in Guinea, Snowflake (voice of Ariana Grande)'s snow-white fur has made him a huge attraction. The other gorillas - Petunia (Janette McCurdy), Elvis (Nathan Kress) and Anvil (Keith David) - however, don't see it that way, they just think he's odd. So, with the help of a slightly nutty red panda named Zenga (David Spade), Snowflake sneaks out of the zoo on a quest to track down the witch of the north (Elsa Pataky), the only one who can return his coat to normal. Snowflake soon discovers, however, that life outside the zoo walls can be a dangerous place.

All 61 episodes from the American animated series made in the style of original Japanese anime. The series takes place in a fantasy world, home to humans, fantastic animals, and supernatural spirits. Human civilisation is divided into four nations, the Water Tribes, the Earth Kingdom, the Air Nomads, and the Fire Nation. Within each nation, an order of men and women called 'Benders' have the ability to manipulate their native element. These bending arts combine a certain style of martial arts and elemental mysticism. The series follows the adventures of the successor to a long line of Avatars, Aang (voice of Zach Tyler), and his friends in their quest to save the world from the ruthless Fire Nation.

Bibo Bergeron directs this animated romance set in Paris in 1910. Two friends, cinema projectionist Emile (voiced by Jay Harrington) and delivery driver Raoul (Adam Goldberg), accidentally create a monster that triggers panic on the city's streets. Spotting an opportunity to further his political career, corrupt chief of police Maynott (Danny Huston) immediately declares the beast Public Enemy Number One and vows to slay it at all costs. But when beautiful cabaret singer Lucille (Vanessa Paradis) offers refuge to the creature, Emile and Raoul realise it may not be the ferocious villain it seems. The supporting voice cast includes Bob Balaban, Sean Lennon and Catherine O'Hara.

Disney's animated tale of Lady, an aristocratic cocker spaniel, who runs away from home after falling foul of two siamese cats. She is befriended by Tramp, a down-at-heel but charming mutt. They set out for a night on the town together, and romance is soon in the air when they share a meal at a spaghetti restaurant. This was the first Disney cartoon film to be made in CinemaScope.

Disney triple bill following the adventures of young orphan Lilo (voice of Daveigh Chase) and her alien friend, Stitch (Chris Sanders). In 'Lilo and Stitch' (2002) Lilo lives with her sister, Nani (Tia Carrere), in the beautiful surroundings of Hawaii. One day Lilo meets a strange alien who she decides to name Stitch and take home as her pet. Stitch at first causes trouble by destroying everything he can lay his hands on, but as time passes he becomes accustomed to the Hawaiian ways and is accepted as a regular part of the family. However, with representatives of Stitch's home planet following hot on his heels, it is unclear how long this happy situation can last. In 'Lilo and Stitch 2' (2005) Stitch is helping Lilo (Dakota Fanning) prepare for the big island hula contest. However, when Stitch, who was a result of one of Dr. Jumba Jookiba (David Odgen Stiers)'s experiments, gets a glitch, their perfect world goes haywire. Now it's going to take Lilo, Nani, Jumba and a whole lot of 'Ohana' for them to save their funny little friend. In 'Stitch! The Movie' (2003) Jumba's other experiments come to Earth and Lilo (Chase) and Stitch have to try and prevent the evil Dr. Hamsterviel (Jeff Bennett) from getting his hands on them.

The complete two series and a TV movie from the popular 1980s children's TV show. Dogtanian (voice of Cam Clarke) and his sidekicks, Athos (Mikey Godzilla), Porthos (Dan Woren) and Aramis (Eddie Frierson) - or, as they are better known, the three muskehounds - set out to solve riddles and take on evil in the France of Louis XIII. Series One and Two of their adventures contain 26 episodes each. In 'One for All and All for One' (1995), a feature length version of Dogtanian's adventures, the dashing mutt and his cohorts are summoned out of retirement by the Queen of France to help with an international crisis.

A collection of 12 animated shorts following the speedy roadrunner who continually outwits his rival, Wile E. Coyote. Episodes are: 'Whizzard of Ow', 'Chariots of Fur', 'Little Go Beep', 'Sugar and Spies', 'Clippety Clobbered', 'The Solid Tin Coyote', 'Out and Out Rout', 'Shot and Bothered', 'Chaser On the Rocks', 'Highway Runnery', 'Boulder Wham!' and 'Hairied and Hurried'.

All 33 episodes of the original 1960s Hanna Barbera cartoon series, fully restored and remastered.

Despite Park Ranger Smith's tireless enforcement of Jellystone Park's 'do not feed the bears' rule, Yogi and his friends, Boo Boo, Snagglepuss and Yakky Doodle, continue to find endlessly inventive ways to swipe the 'pickernick' baskets of the Park's unsuspecting visitors.

Eight spooky animated episodes from everyone's favourite sewn-together cat, 'Nine' (voice of Joe Pasquale), and his friend, Lottie (voice of Alex Kelly). Episodes comprise: 'Tricky Spot', 'Brains', 'Lucky Ticket', 'Dust Up', 'Wall', 'Wrong Things', 'Birthdaze' and 'Monster Man'.

All 34 episodes from Seasons 3 and 4 of this animated adventure series, in which the struggle for supremacy of the Earth continues against the evil Decepticons. Episodes are: 'The Five Faces of Darkness (1)', 'The Five Faces of Darkness (2)', 'The Five Faces of Darkness (3)', 'The Five Faces of Darkness (4)', 'The Five Faces of Darkness (5)', 'The Killing Jar', 'Chaos', 'Dark Awakening', 'Starscream's Ghost', 'Thief in the Night', 'Forever is a Long Time Coming', 'Surprise Party', 'Madman's Paradise', 'Carnage in C-Minor', 'Fight or Flee', 'Webworld', 'Ghost in the Machine', 'The Dweller in the Depths', 'Nightmare Planet', 'The Ultimate Weapon', 'The Quintesson Journal', 'The Big Broadcast of 2006', 'Only Human', 'Grimlock's New Brain', 'Money is Everything', 'Call of the Primitives', 'The Burden Hardest to Bear', 'The Face of the Nijika', 'The Return of Optimus Prime (1)' and 'The Return of Optimus Prime (2)', 'Rebirth (1)', 'Rebirth (2)', 'Rebirth (3)' and 'Rebirth (4)'.

All 16 episodes from Season 1 of the animated adventure series in which the struggle for supremacy of the Earth continues against the evil Decepticons. Episodes are: 'More Than Meets the Eye (1)', 'More Than Meets the Eye (2)', 'More Than Meets the Eye (3)', 'Transport to Oblivion', 'Roll For It', 'Divide and Conquer', 'Fire in the Sky', 'S.O.S. Dinobots', 'Fire on the Mountain', 'War of the Dinobots', 'The Ultimate Doom: 1 - Brainwash', 'The Ultimate Doom: 2 - Search, 'The Ultimate Doom: 3 - Revival', 'Countdown to Extinction', 'A Plague of Insecticons' and 'Heavy Metal War'.

The Disney version of the early life of King Arthur. Brought up as a scullery boy with the nickname of Wart, Arthur goes through important magical training at the hands of the wise wizard Merlin. It transpires that the sorceror has the boy earmarked for greater things, but Arthur must undergo a number of tests before he can fulfil his destiny.

The complete first season of the popular animated series. Join the courageous Chip 'n' Dale along with their friends Gadget Hackwrench, Zipper and Monterey Jack as they face off against some of the most outrageous villains the world has ever seen. Whether investigating stolen peanut supplies at the local zoo or thwarting the plans of the evil Fat Cat and his gang, the Rescue Rangers use their unique perspective to solve mysteries that leave the police baffled. Episodes comprise: 'Piratsy Under the Seas', 'Catteries Not Included', 'Dale Beside Himself', 'Flash the Wonder Dog', 'Out to Launch', 'Kiwi's Big Adventure', 'Adventures in Squirrel Sitting', 'Pound of the Baskervilles', 'Risky Beesness', 'Three Men and a Booby', 'The Carpetsnaggers', 'Bearing Up Baby' and 'Parental Discretion Retired'.

Seventh volume of the Japanese anime series set in the year 2010, where an online role-playing game is the most popular form of entertainment, until a young man named Tsukasa becomes locked in 'The World' and can't log out. In this volume, Tsukasa is transported from the Net Slum and must face an alternate version of himself in a final battle for supremacy.

Disney's 1999 TV production of the classic 1977 musical Annie is remarkable for its casting of stage actors rather than ratings trump cards. Tony winners Audra McDonald (Grace), Alan Cumming (Rooster), and Kristin Chenoweth (Lily) join four-time nominee Victor Garber (Daddy Warbucks) and Les Misrables veteran Alicia Morton (Annie) to tell the tale of the Depression-era orphan who gets a taste of the upper-crust life. Not surprisingly, they all turn in strong performances, and even Oscar-winner Kathy Bates acquits herself well in a singer's role, as the villainous Miss Hannigan. Perhaps best of all is the original title moppet, Andrea McArdle, making a sensational one-minute cameo as the Broadway Star-To-Be in "N.Y.C." Compared to John Huston's plodding, overly busy 1982 theatrical release, this production as directed by Rob Marshall (Cabaret, among other shows) is quite conservative; few numbers leave the confines of their sets, giving it the feel of a stage production. It is also more faithful as a whole to the Broadway original, though at a running time of 90 minutes it leaves out most of the historical context of the FDR administration as well as some of Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin's familiar songs, and makes a few plot changes, some of which work and some of which don't. Because of the omissions, this probably isn't a definitive film translation of Annie, but it's well paced for a young audience, and would be an excellent introduction to get children interested in live theater. Annie was produced by the team behind the 1993 telecast of Gypsy with Bette Midler, as well as 1997's Brandy-Whitney Houston Cinderella, and there are plans for many others. As Broadway shows are too often represented on video by inferior big-screen translations, this trend toward good, solid small-screen productions is most welcome. --David Horiuchi

Another feature-length animated adventure for Scooby, Shaggy and Scrappy-Doo. When Shaggy inherits a fortune in jewels from his late uncle, the trio are forced to search the old man's haunted mansion in order to get their hands on the gems. Unfortunately, the house is haunted by the terrifying ghost of Shag's uncle - forcing the three friends to call in reinforcements of their own in the form of the ghoulish Boo Brothers!

Scooby and co are back on the case in this feature-length, animated adventure. The gang are intrigued when horror author Ben Ravencroft invites them to his New England hometown's Autumn Harvest festival. The frights begin when Ben reveals that his old home is supposedly haunted by the ghost of his ancestor, white witch Sarah, and Scooby and Shaggy are soon reluctantly sniffing around for clues.

Feature-length animated special based on the classic kid's cartoon series. Shaggy and Scooby find themselves in big trouble when they come face-to-face with Dracula, and the old bloodsucker turns the hairy-chinned slacker into a werewolf. Apparently there is only one way out of this predicament, and that's for the cowardly duo to take part in the Transylvania Grand Prix, a Wacky Races-style cross-country jaunt featuring such ghoulish fellow contestants as Mr Bone Jangles, The Witch Sisters, Swamp Thing, Frankenstein and The Mummy.

Cripes! Scooby and the gang are back for another feature-length adventure, which sees them stranded in a backwater desert town populated by flying saucer obsessives and crazed scientists. The team are sceptical about the possibility of alien life - until they find themselves beamed aboard a UFO! Weirder still, both Scooby and Shaggy find themselves falling in love, an unexpected development which results in them becoming involved in a truly out of this world adventure. Jennifer Love Hewitt provides a new version of the famous Scooby theme for this film.

Six more episodes of the CITV animated series based on the bestselling children's books by Francesca Simon. Episodes are: 'Horrid Henry and the Football Fiend', 'Horrid Henry's Heroes', 'Horrid Henry's Sports Day', 'Horrid Henry's Perfect Day', 'Horrid Henry Goes Swimming' and 'Horrid Henry's Hike'.