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Hopefully East of Eden too. If it is indeed coming out, I wonder why they’d choose Giant as the first title from the James Dean set to make it to 4K. It’s the least highly regarded of the three films, and Dean doesn’t have as big a part in it.

yoloswegmaster wrote: Sun Mar 20, 2022 12:08 am MovieZyng will be having a 4-for-$49 sale starting March 22 for WB Archive titles that have MSRP of $21.99 or lower.

Anybody able to get the coupon code for this on the site banner to work yet?

starmanof51 wrote: Tue Mar 22, 2022 4:22 pm

yoloswegmaster wrote: Sun Mar 20, 2022 12:08 am MovieZyng will be having a 4-for-$49 sale starting March 22 for WB Archive titles that have MSRP of $21.99 or lower.

Anybody able to get the coupon code for this on the site banner to work yet?

So if you're like me, you may have forgotten to add the exclamation mark. Once I added it, the code worked.

There’s an exclamation point at the end of the sentence declaring the code that I read as marketing exuberance, but apparently it’s part of the code - Archive13!

willoneill wrote: Tue Mar 22, 2022 4:26 pm

starmanof51 wrote: Tue Mar 22, 2022 4:22 pm

yoloswegmaster wrote: Sun Mar 20, 2022 12:08 am MovieZyng will be having a 4-for-$49 sale starting March 22 for WB Archive titles that have MSRP of $21.99 or lower.

Anybody able to get the coupon code for this on the site banner to work yet?

So if you're like me, you may have forgotten to add the exclamation mark. Once I added it, the code worked.

Penny just dropped, yes, thanks

This was a pretty good deal. Not quite as good as WBShop's old 4 for $44 (+ $11 each after), especially when there were coupon codes that you can throw on top of the old WBShop deals, but with shipping charges, ten titles wound up being a little over $13 each in total. Amazon and DD haven't done better than that partly because of taxes.

Warner Archive posted this yesterday on their facebook page. They will be celebrating 100 years.

Next year, we're celebrating Warner Bros.' 100th birthday and a century of unforgettable storytelling. We're kicking things off with our commemorative logo reveal. #WB100

Why is the bottom text aligned to the bottom of the one versus the serif top? It should be aligned to the bottom of the last zero to match or both pushed to the widest point of either end. There, that will be $80,000 please WB

... and 5 to be upgraded of your choosing

According to the Home Theater Forum, the following are coming in May:
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941)
The Carey Treatment (1972)

And the 1931 version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde will be coming in time for Halloween.

dwk wrote: Mon Mar 28, 2022 7:44 pm According to the Home Theater Forum, the following are coming in May:
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941)
The Carey Treatment (1972)

And the 1931 version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde will be coming in time for Halloween.

Wonderful about the 31 version.

Yeah, I'm more of a fan of the 1931 version.

dwk wrote: Mon Mar 28, 2022 7:44 pm And the 1931 version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde will be coming in time for Halloween.

Best news for WAC since Brothers Grimm's announcement.

This came out last year, and there was some foofaraw about revisionism in the color grading. It seemed like a clear case of making the perfect the enemy of the extremely good, and this is indeed a superb looking transfer.

FrauBlucher wrote: Wed Apr 13, 2022 10:13 pm Oh my, this is stunning...bluray.com.... The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex

If you don't already own this restoration on Blu-ray, it's available now on the TCM app. The network ran it Monday night as part of their Flynn Star-of-the-Month lineup.

Someone over at blu-ray.com has posted the titles w/ artwork for June:

For Me and My Gal
The Clock
Ziegfeld Girl

Every time there is no announcement of I Walked With A Zombie and Seventh Victim, I worry all the more that Discovery head honcho Zaslav is going to pull the plug on George and Warner Archives before they get those Lewtons out.

JakeStewart wrote: Mon Apr 25, 2022 7:58 pm Someone over at blu-ray.com has posted the titles w/ artwork for June:

For Me and My Gal
The Clock
Ziegfeld Girl

A Judy Garland month

Finch wrote: Mon Apr 25, 2022 8:05 pm Every time there is no announcement of I Walked With A Zombie and Seventh Victim, I worry all the more that Discovery head honcho Zaslav is going to pull the plug on George and Warner Archives before they get those Lewtons out.

I have to think there is an outside chance CC has one or both of these

Also wondering where Dames is with them getting to all these other Berkeleys

Glad for the Clock but they could have kept the other two. I think that only leaves Garland’s Andy Hardy movie left from the big DVD box, right?

You're welcome everyone, I just bought The Clock and For Me and My Gal on DVD this month. (The former has been a favorite of mine since I first saw it on TCM and I resisted buying the DVD for years, but finally decided that if it was coming on BD anytime soon it would at least be in HD on digital platforms by now. Incredible. Still never seen the latter; maybe now I'll wait for the blu-ray?)

FrauBlucher wrote:

JakeStewart wrote: Mon Apr 25, 2022 7:58 pm Someone over at blu-ray.com has posted the titles w/ artwork for June:

For Me and My Gal
The Clock
Ziegfeld Girl

A Judy Garland month

June 10 marks her centenary

I quite like the title number of For Me and My Gal where Garland and Kelly discover their chemistry for the first time. But the rest is pretty forgettable, especially compared to the other movies they starred in together.

If this a Garland month, would be nice to see Babes in Arms on blu-ray as a part of WAC...