Posts Tagged ‘Warner Archive’
Annie Get Your Gun Blu-ray Review: Shoots a Few Blanks but Hits the Overall Target
The film is an important piece of Broadway and Hollywood history that is long overdue for Blu-ray treatment.
Read MoreBroadway Melody of 1940 Blu-ray Review: De-Lovely
The obvious draws are the star turn by Fred Astaire and the songs by Cole Porter, but co-star Eleanor Powell nearly steals the show.
Read MoreLegion of Super Heroes: The Complete Series Blu-ray Review: Back to the Future
An entertaining superhero show that is so good you’ll wish the creators had gotten got another season.
Read MoreDamn Yankees Blu-ray Review: Lola Wants (and Gets) 4K
Warner Archive has done terrific job with this new release of the classic musical.
Read MoreBaby Doll Blu-ray Review: Let’s Play House, Baby
Playwright Tennessee Williams’ comedy about a Mississippi Lolita caught between two slimeballs could well be director Elia Kazan’s best film.
Read MoreCrossfire (1947) Blu-ray Review: Film Noir with a Message
One of the first films to tackle antisemitism and helped usher in a new wave of social justice stories.
Read MoreOn Moonlight Bay Blu-ray Review: Day and MacRae Play on the Bay
Doris Day and Gordon MacRae are mesmerizing and ultimately elevate the project into a pleasant diversion as we root for their characters to find happiness.
Read MoreSan Francisco Blu-ray Review: The King of the Barbary Coast Finds His Queen
An Old Hollywood disaster epic with star power a-plenty gets a sharp Blu-ray transfer.
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