Children's Animation DVDs: 5 Of The Most Popular Children's Animation DVDs

By Donny Lowy

Here is a short review of 5 of the most popular Children's Animation DVD titles.

Children's Animation DVD #1

Tim Burton's Corpse Bride.

A young man preparing to get married decides to practice his vows.
Without realizing that he is proposing near the cadaver of a woman, his proposal
causes the woman to rise from the dead.

Since he placed the ring on what he believed to be a twig, but in fact was her finger, he
is now legally married to her.

An amusing and comical look into a great what if scenario.

Children's Animation DVD #2

Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs

One of the most popular and endearing Disney films, it showcases the story of
a princess who is taken in and helped by seven dwarfs.

A true classic that has proven to be an everlasting animation gem.

Children's Animation DVD #3

The Ant Bully

A boy steps on an ant colony after growing frustrated with the taunts from a
neighborhood bully. The ants miniaturize him and confine him to hard labor as a
punishment. When the ants are later confronted with destruction by a local exterminator, they turn to the boy to help them.

Forming an uneasy alliance, the boy and the ants fend off the exterminator.

Children's Animation DVD #4

Leap Frog: Letter Factory

Toy characters from the popular Leap Frog series join together to help their family make an important phonic presentation at a letter factory.

Children's Animation DVD #5

Cars

A hot shot car crashes into a small town, sentenced to community service the car reluctantly develops a friendly relationship with the town's people. The bond grows stronger when the car realizes that he will need the help of the people to get back into racing.

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