Warner Bros. is celebrating their 90th anniversary by releasing a series of Blu-ray and DVD box sets that would make any movie fans mouth water. While a number of the films in Warner’s latest offering, Best of Warner Bros. 20…
In August of 1926, the Warner Brothers introduced Vitaphone—an analog sound-on-disc system—with the release of their silent film Don Juan. While there was no dialogue, the movie had been retrofitted with a symphonic musical score and sound effects. While Don…
Emmy Award-winning television director Ralph Nelson draws a dynamic and powerful performance out of the infamous Jerry Lewis in this remake of Alan Jolson’s 1927 The Jazz Singer. Originally broadcast in 1959, this re-release of the made-for-TV rendition of the…