Warner Archive

Many Shades of Eleanor Parker THE WOMAN IN WHITE (1948) Eleanor Parker stars in this lavish Warner Bros. adaptation of the Wilkie Collins’ blockbuster mystery from the mid-19th century that

  Starring Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Hedy Lamarr, Lionel Barrymore, Edward G. Robinson, Claire Trevor & George O’Brien THE BIG SLEEP (1946) on Blu-ray Howard Hawks’ definitive noir shines out

I CONFESS (1953) on Blu-ray Shot on location in Quebec, this most Catholic of Hithcockian suspense thrillers reveals layers and dimensions of character and circumstance heretofore overlooked in this crystal

A MIGHTY WIND (2003) on Blu-ray Christopher Guest got the band back together once again for this sweet and silly send-up of the self-righteous, sleeve-heartin’ troubadours known as folk musicians.

THE WRONG MAN (1956) on Blu-ray! Between two of his most colorful and sweeping widescreen suspensers, Alfred Hitchcock took a palette cleansing break to produce one of his most unusual,

    ICE PIRATES FOREVER THE ICE PIRATES (1984) This prescient parody helped usher in the stylistically unmistakable Eighties and proved itself a true cinematic buccaneer in the years after

GENERAL SPANKY (1936) Members of Hal Roach’s beloved Our Gang venture out into feature film territory under the able leadership of whizkid prodigy Spanky McFarland. With Billie “Buckweat” Thomas at

ANNE OF GREEN GABLES (1934) When a young Dawn Paris assayed to play Lucy Maud Montgomery’s beloved heroine Anne Shirley, she emerged from the experience with a new name, Anne

Happy #Novarrember DEVIL MAY CARE (1929) Silent screen superstar heartthrob Ramon Navarro makes his all-talking debut in this delightful musical confection set during the Napoleonic era. Novarro plays staunch Napoleon

Thanksgiving Blues PASSAGE TO MARSEILLE (1944) On Blu-ray! Humphrey Bogart plays Jean Matrac, a happily married French journalist who is framed and sentenced to Devil’s island by French Fascists. But

Pre-Code Hollywood FORBIDDEN HOLLYWOOD, VOLUME 9 (1932-34) Return to those naughty days of yesteryear in this ninth volume of Forbidden Hollywood, containing a quartet of pre-Code wonders plus a special

Irene Dunne: Never Dull CONSOLATION MARRIAGE (1931) Irene Dunne shares the screen with Pat O’Brien in this adult romancer about a pair of broken hearts that take up contracted nuptials

  DVD Debut WIND ACROSS THE EVERGLADES (1958) Nicholas Ray directs a film debuting Christopher Plummer in this wild “Eastern” set in the early days of Miami. Plummer plays Audubon

TWICE UPON A TIME (1983) George Lucas executive produces the animated delight Twice Upon a Time from directors John Korty and Charles Swenson. In a once-upon-a-time world, our heroes are

  Velma in Blu-ray MURDER, MY SWEET (1944) on Blu-ray! Dick Powell reinvents himself from musical man to hard-boiled hero in high style in this classic film noir adaptation of

New to Blu! THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP (1982) Robin Williams proved he was more than Mork – and then some – in this beloved adaptation of John Irving’s quirky

New to Blu-ray THE HUNGER (1983) The Vampire film, redefined, in blood-curling high definition. Miriam Blaylock collects Renaissance art, ancient Egyptian pendants, lovers, souls. Alive and fashionably chic in Manhattan,

NEW to Blu-ray SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO (1991) A warrior and a wise guy. They’re Los Angeles who mix punches with punchlines in a knock-down, gun-down Showdown in Little Tokyo.

  RUN OF THE ARROW (1957) Legendary maverick film maestro Sam Fuller set his sights on the old West to craft a tale that resonates with controversy and complex context

DVD Premiere FIVE CAME BACK (1939) John Farrow’s grand B-Movie adventure makes its DVD debut at last and looking sensational. With Lucille Ball and Allen Jenkins.  Family Fun BANJO (1947)

New to Blu-ray WOLFEN (1981) The groundbreaking urban horror classic gets the timeless treatment it deserves. With Albert Finney, directed by Michael Wadleigh (Woodstock). Bette Davis Stars THE DARK HORSE

Now on Blu THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS (1943) The heroes and heroines of Warner Bros.’ Hollywood Homefront come together for the cause – lifting a nation’s spirits while donating their

Terrific TV SPENSER: FOR HIRE, THE COMPLETE SECOND  SEASON (1986-87) Spenser: For Hire’s sophomore season ushered some changes for the gourmet gumshoe; new faces, new challenges, and more mysteries around

 LADYHAWKE – ON BLU-RAY! Ladyhawke is the enchanting tale of a lady (Michelle Pfeiffer), a knight (Rutger Hauer) and a pickpocket known as the Mouse (Matthew Broderick). Once the knight

  Escape from East Berlin When his friend Gunther Jurgena attempts to break out of East Germany by crashing his truck through the Berlin Wall, Kurt Schröder (Don Murray) watches

  42nd Street – ON BLU-RAY! Meet a dewy-eyed ingenue, a gee-whiz tenor, stuck-up stars, hard-up producers, brassy blondes and “shady ladies from the ‘80s.” They’re all denizens of 42nd

  Fredric March Madness ANTHONY ADVERSE (1936) Hervey Allen’s global best-selling phenomenon of a novel gets the big screen epic treatment in this sweeping spectacle directed by Mervyn LeRoy. Fredric

    Close to the MGM Crowd FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD (1967) Blu-ray Disc. Adapted from Thomas Hardy’s epic pastoral romance, John Schlesinger’s sumptuous cinematic spectacle featuring Nicholas Roeg’s

  Pleasures, Guilty and Otherwise BORN RECKLESS (1958) “Every Big-Time Rodeo Prize Rolled Into One Pair of Tight Pants!” goes the tagline for this rock ‘n rodeo wonder starring the