Warner Archives brings out highly eclectic titles that suits everyone’s interests. DVD releases featuring Sidney Lumet’s 1968 drama The Sea Gull, The Castilian (1963) with Cesar Romero, and the understated little gem Second Best (1994) starring William Hurt.
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Warner Archives releases highly eclectic titles that suits everyone’s interests. Long-Sought after WWII titles are now available featuring Triple Cross (1967) starring Christopher Plummer, Operation Eichmann (1961), I Escaped From the Gestapo (1943)
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Burt is Ernest: Burt Lancaster leads the cast of Twilight’s Last Gleaming, Robert Aldrich’s much-requested, much-maligned 1977 political thriller. In it, Lancaster plays a renegade U.S. general who escapes from military prison and takes control of a missile silo in…
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Tough Guys, Tough To Find: Warner Archives is now offering up a salute to a pair of the most iconic figures in the studio’s history—Humphrey Bogart and James Cagney—with the DVD bow of a half-dozen long-sought entries from these two-fisted…
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The Bad Ol’ Days: Warner Archive has gone again to their vaults to bring us the worst—the worst in human behavior in the movies from the pre-Code days. Two collections featuring top stars where behaving badly—committing crimes, getting into trouble,…
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Criterion Corner: Two long-in-the-works American cult faves hit the shelves from Criterion in both DVD and Blu-ray. Eating Raoul (1982) is the late Paul Bartel’s outrageous black comedy in which a married couple (Bartel and Mary Woronov) discover that killing…
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Olive Digs Republic: Well, we’re happy to report that it didn’t take long for Olive to get to their newly acquired library of titles from Republic Pictures. The new releases include Cyrano De Bergerac (1950) with Jose Ferrer in an…
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Torch Remains Lit: Sony recently made a deal to issue many of their library titles to Mill Creek, a company that plans to reissue them on DVD and, for the first time in most cases, Blu-ray. We wondered how this…
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After, dare we say, years of speculation, Fox has finally thrown their hats into the MOD ring with a lineup of vintage titles from their vaults. The program is called Fox Cinema Archives, and if the initial offerings are any…
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Jenny and Eddy Still Going Steady: The final two films with the MGM songbirds Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy that have yet to hit DVD are about to arrive to us on an exclusive basis. In The Girl of the…
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Republic—We Like the Sound Of It: After being tossed around like a cinematic hot potato, Republic Pictures—or at least most of the now-defunct film studio’s library—has landed on its feet from Olive Films. They are the same folks who have…
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You can add another impressive library to go with the several Warner Brothers already owns. Warner Home Video–which controls the DVD rights to Warner Brothers, RKO Pictures, part of the Allied Artists library and old MGM releases– has just added…
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