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Send us Fan Mail The Warner Archive is CELEBRATING animator TEX AVERY with a 4-disc DIFINITIVE SCREWBALL COLLECTION BLU-RAY and a stand-alone Screwball Collection Volume 4 Blu-ray, both releasing on December 11th. Animation historian Jerry Beck and the Warner Archive's George Feltenstein join the podcast to announce and provide details about these releases. We dig into how a definitive Tex Avery MGM Blu-ray release comes together, and what else is included, including extras and a 72-page book...

Send us Fan Mail In Part 2, George Feltenstein announces 6 classic films, including a 3D and a highly requested David Lean 4K releasing December 1st from the Warner Archive. Amazon Purchase links are available for select titles. BACHELOR MOTHER (1939) THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS (1947) JOHNNY EAGER (1941) THE BELLE OF NEW YORK (1952) DOCTOR ZHIVAGO (1965) 4K/BD pre-order on moviezyng Select our Moviezyng link below to pre-order the above titles with a 10% OFF PRE-ORDER DISCOUNT. Movie...

Send us Fan Mail In Part 1, George Feltenstein announces 5 classic films, including a 4K and a highly requested Hanna-Barbera TV series releasing in November from the Warner Archive. Almost all of these films are comedies, so this is a fun-filled episode. Amazon pre-order links: THE MUSIC MAN (1962) 4K/BD MY FAVORITE WIFE (1940) BOMBSHELL (1933) THE YOGI BEAR SHOW (1961-63) DOUBLE WEDDING (1937) THE DEVIL’S BROTHER (1933) SCOOBY-DOO AND THE WITCH’S GHOST BLU-RAY Moviezyng Affiliate Li...

Send us Fan Mail In Part 2, George Feltenstein announces 4 more classic films releasing in October from the Warner Archive. We discuss why these upgrades matter, from new 4K scans and rebuilt Technicolor to commentaries, radio programs, shorts, and cartoons that restore the full “movie night” context. We also preview a major November 4K UHD release and dig into the extras, audio options, and surprising archival finds that make these releases feel special. Pre-orders are not yet availabl...

Send us Fan Mail In Part 1, George Feltenstein announces 6 classic films and one TV series releasing in October from the Warner Archive. We discuss why these upgrades matter, from new 4K scans and rebuilt Technicolor to commentaries, radio programs, shorts, and cartoons that restore the full “movie night” context. George also explains how boutique partners help bring later-era catalog titles to market while the Warner Archive keeps pushing the classics forward with the best masters we can mak...