The Man Who Came To Dinner Blu-ray Review
“The Man Who Came To Dinner “ is a laugh riot.
Continue readingWarner Archive 17th Anniversary Sale Is Now Live!
From March 23 to March 31st, film buffs and physical media fans have the opportunity to take advantage of a grand Warner Archive sale featuring over 600 Blu-ray titles to choose from (including recommended new additions such as “At The Circus” and “On Borrowed Time”). If you use the code ARCHIVE17 at checkout, you can get 4 titles for $54.
The sale is now active on Movie Zyng at this link: moviezyng.com/collections/warner-archive-17th-sale
The Verdict Blu-ray Review
“The Verdict” is another winner from director Don Siegel.
Continue readingThe New Fred And Barney Show- The Complete Series Blu-ray Review
Yabba Dabba Don’t.
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Lippy The Lion And Hardy Har Har- The Complete Series Blu-ray Review
“Lippy The Lion And Hardy Har Har” entertains.
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Wally Gator- The Complete Series Blu-ray Review
“Wally Gator” isn’t one of the more memorable Hanna-Barbera cartoons.
Continue readingWarner Archive Sale
With Christmas around the corner, the good folks at MovieZyng are putting on a big Warner Archive sale until December 21st. If you buy at least 3 Warner Archive titles you can get 30% off using the promo code WARNER2025 at checkout. For a list of eligible titles, click on this link here: https://www.moviezyng.com/sale-items
As you may have noticed, I review a fair amount of Warner Archive titles for dvdcorner.net and they’re easily one of the best labels around. Not only are their restorations first rate, but they release so many film and TV classics along with underrated gems. If you’re looking for some recommendations, check out “The Searchers” 4K, “The Nun’s Story” starring Audrey Hepburn, the teen classic “Pump Up The Volume,” the hilarious Marx Brothers film “A Night At The Opera,” the underrated horror film “The Mystery Of The Wax Museum,” the underrated animated feature “Cats Don’t Dance,” and the cult comedy “Waiting For Guffman.”
Tom And Jerry: The Golden Era Anthology 1940-1958 Blu-ray Review
The cream of the crop for “Tom And Jerry.”
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