Warner Brothers Archive Collection Blu-rays

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Lowry_Sam
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Re: Warner Brothers Archive Collection Blu-rays

#3251 Post by Lowry_Sam »

Now that A Midsummer Nights Dream is out, my biggest wants are The Catered Affair featuring both the theatrical release starring Bette Davis & the tv version starring Thelma Ritter & Up The Sandbox.
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bottlesofsmoke
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Re: Warner Brothers Archive Collection Blu-rays

#3252 Post by bottlesofsmoke »

Scaramouche is one that I've long wanted that I could realistically see them doing. I don't understand why it hasn't been released, it has everything that WAC usually go for, and they've put out several other Stewart Granger Technicolor adventure films over the years, but not the best one! Makes me wonder if Criterion has it, but WAC has done inexplicable things before.
The Big Steal is another: name director, noir, fast-paced and fun, the stars of Out of the Past...
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Finch
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Re: Warner Brothers Archive Collection Blu-rays

#3253 Post by Finch »

I think Frau Blucher is the other member here who would love Stage Door getting upgraded and asked for it a few times. WAC have recently announced more titles I was looking for after a very dry spell, so maybe they'll keep that going. They will be getting two Best Upgrade votes from me at year's end for Crime Wave and Out of the Past already.
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Matt
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Re: Warner Brothers Archive Collection Blu-rays

#3254 Post by Matt »

bottlesofsmoke wrote: Tue Sep 08, 2026 1:05 am Scaramouche is one that I've long wanted that I could realistically see them doing. I don't understand why it hasn't been released
Warner Bros. likes scheduling restorations around anniversaries, and 2027 will be the 75th anniversary of the film, so it's conceivable that it could premiere at the next TCM Film Festival. I hope.
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