Humphrey Bogart Archives - DVD Review & High Definition

“The Audrey Hepburn Gift Set” is headed your way

September 10, 2014 // 0 Comments

The Audrey Hepburn Gift Set is one of the new Blu-Ray titles that Warner Home Video has lined up for release this fall. Featuring Funny Face, Sabrina and Breakfast at Tiffany’s the studio will celebrated the Oscar-winning actress, fashion icon, and [...]

The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre

March 3, 2011 // 0 Comments

In their effort to release some of the most acclaimed classic movies from their film vaults, for years now Warner Home Video has constantly been going to great lengths to restore these films to their original glory and present them as feature-rich special [...]

The Maltese Falcon

September 28, 2010 // 0 Comments

Humphrey Bogart was the epitome of the classic tough-as-nails gumshoe. In many of his films, his characters became iconic portrayals of heroes and unlikely-heroes alike, as he conquered the world with his films and created memorably movie history. Many of [...]

Angels With Dirty Faces

February 10, 2005 // 0 Comments

In their newly established line of gangster movies on DVD, Warner Home Video has also prepared the James Cagney gangster drama ’Angels with Dirty Faces’ for its DVD debut. The film tells the story of Rocky Sullivan, played by James Cagney, a young [...]

The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre

September 25, 2003 // 0 Comments

In their effort to release some of the most acclaimed classic movies from their film vaults, Warner Home Video is constantly going to great lengths to restore these films to their original glory and present them as 2-disc Special Editions. The latest [...]

Casablanca

July 28, 2003 // 0 Comments

Although "Casablanca" had been released previously on DVD, it somehow failed to make the sort of impact in the market that one would have hoped for, for such a highly regarded movie. Now, Warner Home Video has decided to celebrate the movie’s [...]

Sahara

December 28, 2001 // 0 Comments

There’s something unique about war movies made while the conflict they portray is still raging. They tend to offer a snapshot of the sensibilities of the general public at a time of great uncertainty and, while often rife with unfortunate racial [...]

The Barefoot Contessa

July 25, 2001 // 0 Comments

Joseph Mankiewicz’s ’The Barefoot Contessa’ represents something of an ill-fitting hybrid. The lighting-fast quips and juicy bon mots are signature Mankiewicz and 1950’s American cinema, yet the pacing and storytelling manner are very much of [...]

Key Largo

March 21, 2000 // 0 Comments

Once upon a time, in a far-away land called Hollywood USA, dream factories dotted the landscape. Collectively, they were known as "the studio system." The studio system fostered the talents of many good actors, writers, directors, composers and [...]

The Maltese Falcon

February 15, 2000 // 0 Comments

Humphrey Bogart was the epitome of the classic tough-as-nails detective. In many films, his characters became iconic portrayals of heroes and unlikely-heroes alike, as he conquered the world with his films and created memorably movie history. Many of his [...]