The notion that toys are "alive" may be a bit unsettling for little kids, although the animation probably will keep reminding them that this is not the "real" world.

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And they've made two remarkable leaps of their own -- back to hand-drawn animation, although with elaborate computer assists, and away from talking-creature cuteness.

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Jeffrey Katzenberg, the head of DreamWorks Animation, reckons that although 3-D pictures will eventually become ubiquitous in cinemas they will remain an occasional treat in the home.

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Although it's fairly basic graphically and offers little in the way of flash animation, the fact that it comes with an animated Anne Robinson featuring her infamous wink is more than enough to keep admirers happy.

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