Warner Catalog Titles on BD/UHD
- CSM126
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Forbidden Planet was a Criterion laserdisc. I wonder if they would go after it for 4K now.
- Matt
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There wasn't anything on the Criterion laserdisc other than deleted scenes, a gallery of production and publicity photos, and the original screen treatment. Those would all need to be recreated for a 4K release.
Scaramouche, another former Criterion laserdisc which had a commentary track, is something I'd like to see.
Scaramouche, another former Criterion laserdisc which had a commentary track, is something I'd like to see.
- ryannichols7
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at this point it's a game to figure out what's coming from Criterion (or Arrow) versus Warner themselves. I am honestly surprised Warner ended up doing both Boogie Nights and Magnolia themselves, figuring at least one would go CC. similarly, I'm not sure I would've pegged Criterion down for Captain Blood but of course, it's coming. Gone With the Wind is rightfully the headliner, as I was worried that Warner was going to bury it entirely. it'll be stunning in 4K, I personally really love the film and would kill to see WB bring back all the original extras from the 4 disc DVD set too, but they've been really bad about doing that in the Bluray/4K era (see also The Wizard of Oz)
- captveg
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Warner has been trying to get Cuaron to sign off on a new HDR 4K master of Gravity for several years now, so we'll see if it finally happens.
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Has this been confirmed to be coming?
- hearthesilence
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I imagine they could rebuild a 3D 4K master, but is that something that will ever happen on physical media?captveg wrote: Fri Dec 19, 2025 2:06 am Warner has been trying to get Cuaron to sign off on a new HDR 4K master of Gravity for several years now, so we'll see if it finally happens.
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"Wrong thread?" Whatever pal.
In other news, I just noticed Twilight Zone: The Movie was back in-print on Blu-ray as of three months ago. WB is likely pressing the same exact disc, but it's still welcome news as it was going for pretty exorbitant prices.
In other news, I just noticed Twilight Zone: The Movie was back in-print on Blu-ray as of three months ago. WB is likely pressing the same exact disc, but it's still welcome news as it was going for pretty exorbitant prices.
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- senseabove
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Kinda curious what the other forum's Fox-pilled boomer contingent will move on to now that they can no longer whinge about this not having a UHD "bEcAuSe Of WoKe."
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They’re still obsessed with Raintree Country, I thoughtsenseabove wrote: Tue Jul 14, 2026 11:28 pm Kinda curious what the other forum's Fox-pilled boomer contingent will move on to now that they can no longer whinge about this not having a UHD "bEcAuSe Of WoKe."
- Lowry_Sam
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Song Of The South would be the obvious choice.senseabove wrote: Tue Jul 14, 2026 11:28 pm Kinda curious what the other forum's Fox-pilled boomer contingent will move on to now that they can no longer whinge about this not having a UHD "bEcAuSe Of WoKe."
- tenia
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Song of the South is getting a public domain Italian UHD, so even this.
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The absolutely shocker of a complete Tom and Jerry release fully satiated my worst conservative impulses, so bring on whatever salacious agitprop you liberals want, you've earned it.senseabove wrote: Tue Jul 14, 2026 11:28 pm Kinda curious what the other forum's Fox-pilled boomer contingent will move on to now that they can no longer whinge about this not having a UHD "bEcAuSe Of WoKe."
- eerik
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Details for the UK release of Gone With the Wind:


GONE WITH THE WIND
THE INSTANT CLASSIC THAT HELPED DEFINE CINEMA RETURNS IN STUNNING 4K RESOLUTION WITH HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE (HDR) FOR THE FIRST TIME
AVAILABLE ON 4K ULTRA HD BLU-RAYTM, STEELBOOK AND COLLECTOR’S EDITION ON NOVEMBER 2, 2026
Gone with the Wind, one of the most celebrated motion pictures in cinematic history, will be available for purchase on 4K UHD Blu-ray Disc, SteelBook and Collector’s Edition on November 2. The film quickly became an “Instant Classic” when it was first released over eighty-five years ago and now returns newly remastered with extraordinary picture and sound and includes new bonus content.
Pre-orders are now live for the SteelBook and Collector’s Editions. The Standard 4K UHD will be available to pre-order in September.
Gone with the Wind received 10 Academy Awards© including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Actress, and Best Supporting Actress. It remains history’s all-time domestic box-office champion (adjusted for inflation) with more tickets sold than any other film. In 1989 the Library of Congress selected the film for its inaugural list for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.
About the Film
Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Olivia de Havilland, Leslie Howard and Hattie McDaniel star in this classic epic of the American South. On the eve of the Civil War, rich, beautiful and self-centered Scarlett O'Hara (Leigh) has everything she could want - except Ashley Wilkes (Leslie Howard). As the war devastates the South, Scarlett discovers the strength within herself to protect her family and rebuild her life. Through everything, she longs for Ashley, unaware that she is already married to the man she really loves (Gable) - and who truly loves her - until she finally drives him away. Only then does Scarlett realize what she has lost ... and tries to win him back.
Gone with the Wind 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc contain the following new special features:
• Gone with the Wind: The Influence that Endures (NEW)
Film critics and scholars discuss the continued cinematic influence of GONE WITH THE WIND and the film's enduring place within popular culture.
• Gone with the Wind: Restoring and Preserving an Epic (NEW)
Get a glimpse inside the detailed processes used to restore the vibrant colors, picture quality, and audio fidelity of a classic with the artists who handled the restoration work.
• Scarlett O'Hara: A Woman Ahead of her Time (NEW)
Explore Vivien Leigh’s portrayal of Scarlett O’Hara, a trailblazing character far ahead of her time.
Gone with the Wind 4K Ultra HD Collector's Edition contains the following additional features:
• 2-Sided International Mini Poster
• 12-Page Booklet with Film Release Timeline
• Bookmark with 1970 Re-release Artwork
• 1939 Movie Ticket Reproduction
• 5 Original Theatre Lobby Card Reproductions with Standee Display Frame
BASICS
4K Ultra HD Aspect Ratio: TBC
4K Ultra HD Languages: English 2.0 , English 5.1, Polish 2.0, 2.0 voiceover, Castilian Spanish 5.1, Latin Spanish 2.0, Italian 5.1, German 5.1, Parisian French 5.1
4K Ultra HD Subtitles: English SDH, German SDH, Italian SDH, Complex Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Korean, Norwegian, Parisian French, Polish, Castilian Spanish, Latin Spanish, Swedish.
4K Ultra HD Audio: DTS-HDMA; Dolby Digital
Run Time: 233 minutes
Rating: PG
RRP: £27 4K UHD / £38 SteelBook / £60 Collector’s Edition
Physical Street Date: November 2, 2026


- What A Disgrace
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So, no Rudy Behlmer commentary?
- Matt
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I would think all the old special features are still there, it’s just that the press release is highlighting the new features and the printed matter.
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I should hope so, but I recall the old Blu of All the President's Men had supplements not included on the 4K, and I think East of Eden and Giant skipped many extras completely.
- Lowry_Sam
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No remastered Went With The Wind? I tried watching this movie several times but have always fallen asleep before the intermission, but I never tire of Carol Burnett's abridged version.
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Hmm. We get the Blu-rays with the 4Ks on the UK releases, so keep most of the extras, but those extras from the 2nd Giant DVD have not turned up anywhere.What A Disgrace wrote: Sun Jul 19, 2026 8:41 pm I should hope so, but I recall the old Blu of All the President's Men had supplements not included on the 4K, and I think East of Eden and Giant skipped many extras completely.
Annoyingly Ben-Hur is trailerless because we get the two 4Ks of the movie, then the 3rd Blu-ray of just extras, but the trailers were on disc 1 in the old Blu-ray set.
