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It sure is nice to see the Super Chief running over Elmer in The Big Snooze without compression artifacting completely messing up the image. How does the DVD version handle that? Do the little rabbits turn into a bowl of mush like last time they released this one on DVD?

They'll just continue to do random collections, no matter what their publicity shills say.

If you believe that, Bugs Bunny will sell you the Brooklyn Bridge.

Angel Puss is one of the worst cartoons to come from *any* studio.I really like Hittin' the Trail for Hallelujah Land.

There are so few collections of classic cartoons on blu-ray, I can't really work myself up for a boycott just because they aren't complete. Give me some Tom & Jerry, give me some Tex Avery, some early Mickey Mouse, Fleischer Popeye... I won't gripe if they aren't complete. The difference in...

Just call it the "Plutonium Collection" and get a new UPC number for it.Wait... maybe plutonium is a trademark of Disney...

I can live without Dickie Moe on blu-ray. I bet the T&J set minus the two cartoons reappears as soon as the smoke clears.

They could also release the set without two cartoons and not make those available at all. If they aren't interested in putting those two cartoons on blu-ray, I don't know why they would want to make them available as downloads.Re: Terry-Toons: Warner Bros is more on top of things when it comes...

The only single cartoon I could really get worked up over would be Coal Black. That is one of the greatest cartoons ever made. Well, come to think of it Mouse Cleaning has some spectacular Irv Spence animation... but I wouldn't want to hold up the release of all the other good Tom & Jerrys for...

Until cash changes hands, no one owes anyone anything.

I'm also curious to see what the downshot background in Grusome Twosome looks like in HD. That background looked like a completely different painting on laserdisc and DVD. I wonder if that is an example where they used a timing shift at Technicolor to achieve a night effect.

That first disk looks like a real winner. It will be nice to see Gorilla My Dreams without DVNR erasing the lines all over the place too. I don't mind double dips from DVD collections at all. The difference in image quality between DVD and blu-ray is huge.