Warner Stellar Catalogue Releases List Please!

[m_burlock]

A review for The Exorcist I believe said that it was yet another steller catalogue release from Warner. Which lead me to wonder, what are all the other steller catalogue releases from Warner?

[PowellPressburger]

It wasn't Speed Racer that is for sure.

or Hamlet.

Seriously though KING KONG I think was top notch. Film grain turned off many.. but I think it looks incredible.

[RipleyLV426]

I'd have to say these qualify:

Gone With the Wind
Wizard of Oz
Casablanca
King Kong (1933)
Bladerunner
Superman
Poltergeist
2001

[notops]

The Road Warrior
The Shining
Full Metal Jacket (Remastered)
Dirty Harry
JFK
Seven

[octagon]

Casablanca, Blade Runner and Dirty Harry are three of my favorite releases.

Excellent transfers coupled with excellent presentations.

[EricJ]

Basically, all the Warner Ultra-restorations that came out on DVD years ago, which includes Amadeus, An American in Paris, Gigi, and those already named by Ripley.
(And we've still got Singin' in the Rain to go, as soon as it's clear whether Warner still owns it.)

[Arkadin]

A Star is Born
Gigi
An American in Paris
Bonnie and Clyde
Wizard of Oz
King Kong

[benbess]

How the West Was Won
The Music Man
American in Paris
Casablanca

(sorry if some of these were already mentioned)

[Blu-Malibu2009]

Here's some that haven't been mentioned in the thread so far:

North By Northwest
Maltese Falcon
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Batman Returns
Doctor Zhivago

[KubrickFan]

Originally Posted by EricJ

Basically, all the Warner Ultra-restorations that came out on DVD years ago, which includes Amadeus, An American in Paris, Gigi, and those already named by Ripley.
(And we've still got Singin' in the Rain to go, as soon as it's clear whether Warner still owns it.)

Amadeus? That one definitely doesn't look good.
I'd say some underrated Blu-rays like Dog Day Afternoon, Bullitt and One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest look great.

[aggienader08]

I'm going to have to say that Se7en should make that list since Warner technically did it.

A few others that I'm more than pleased about:

The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
A Clockwork Orange
North by Northwest (worth mentioning more than once!)
Beatlejuice


I have to say that for me Warner sorta had a rocky start, but over the past couple of years they've really come through and impressed. I know you may be saying, "What are you talking about?" Well remember those days when Warner was giving us all those catalog releases with lossy audio and mediocre transfers, like The Fugitive and Goodfellas? They've come a long way since then.

[Nielsb90]

Originally Posted by PowellPressburger

It wasn't Speed Racer that is for sure.

or Hamlet.

Seriously though KING KONG I think was top notch. Film grain turned off many.. but I think it looks incredible.

I've only heard good things about Speed Racer?