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Join me as I do a quick review round-up for the best of this month's new home video releases...

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• BUY IT: 4K UHD + Blu-ray, DVD.

• SYNOPSIS: While on a weekend getaway at a remote cabin, Liz (Tatiana Maslany) and Malcolm's (Rossif Sutherland) romantic retreat takes a dark turn when a sinister presence unveils the cabin's chilling past.

• SPECIAL FEATURES: All of the content below can be found on the 4K UHD and Blu-ray discs.

• Audio Commentary - with director Osgood Perkins.
• Teaser Trailer (1:10)
• Theatrical Trailer (2:23)

• RATING: R for some violent content/gore, language, and some sexual references.

• CREDIT: This item has been provided by Neon for review on this site.



• BUY IT: Blu-ray, DVD.

• SYNOPSIS: John Christie (Richard Attenborough) is the notorious serial killer who lured woman to their doom in his London flat. When Timothy Evans (John Hurt) and his young family move into 10 Rillington Place, they are caught in a web of manipulation and murder that will shake the British criminal justice system to Its very foundation.

• SPECIAL FEATURES: There are no special features.

• RATING: Not Rated

• NOTES: This is a budget release of the movie by itself. If you want extras, Twilight Time released a Blu-ray in 2016 with some extras (isolated score, two commentaries, and a trailer), but it is out of print and going for high prices on the aftermarket. As long as you don't want extras, this Alliance Blu-ray is RECOMMENDED.

• CREDIT: This item has been provided by Alliance/Mill Creek Entertainment for review on this site.



• BUY IT: Blu-ray, DVD.

• SYNOPSIS: After a chance encounter with the mysterious Kate (Gilda Radner), architect Michael Jordon (Gene Wilder) is swept into a deadly conspiracy. The duo must outrun shadowy agents and assassins as they unravel a plot that's every bit as outrageous as it is dangerous. Get ready for a wild caper full of mistaken identity, espionage, and laughs starring one of Hollywood's most beloved power couples!

• SPECIAL FEATURES: There are no special features.

• RATING: PG.

• NOTES: The late greats Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner find themselves in a zany adventure for their first of three on-screen pairings. The real-life couple would later re-team in The Woman in Red (1984) and Haunted Honeymoon (1986) before Gilda would pass away in 1989.

• CREDIT: This item has been provided by Alliance/Mill Creek Entertainment for review on this site.



• BUY IT: 4K UHD, Blu-ray, Blu-ray (Warner), DVD (2-Disc Spec. Ed.).

• SYNOPSIS: This media satire, directed by Sidney Lumet from a brilliantly incisive script by Paddy Chayefsky, is an X-ray of the corrupted soul of a corporate-dominated America, startlingly prescient in its anticipation of today's outrage-driven news cycle. At a struggling television network, ambitious executive Diana Christensen (Faye Dunaway) finds herself with a hit on her hands when disgruntled newscaster Howard Beale (Peter Finch) goes off script, transforming himself into a mad-as-hell prophet railing against the ills of modern society. But can she control the populist revolution they have unleashed on the airwaves?

• SPECIAL FEATURES: All of the content below can be found on the Blu-ray disc. Only the commentary is on the 4K UHD disc.

• Audio Commentary - with director Sidney Lumet.
• The Making of Network (1:25:31) - A six-part 2006 documentary by Laurent Bouzereau.
• Paddy Chayefsky: Collector of Words (1:29:01) - A 2025 documentary about the screenwriter by Matthew Miele.
• Trailer (2:59)

• RATING: R.

• NOTES: Includes a fold-out booklet with an essay titled "Back to the Future" by writer and New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie. As great as this Criterion Collection 4K UHD + Blu-ray release is, it saddens me to report that many extras are missing. If you want everything, you'll also need to buy Warner's 2011 Blu-ray (or the 2-Disc Special Edition DVD) for the "Dinah!" TV show excerpt with Paddy Chayefsky (14:01) and the "Turner Classic Movies' Private Screenings" documentary featuring Sidney Lumet (54:34). Purchase links are in the "Buy It" section above. If you have a region-free player, the Arrow Films/Academy Region-B Blu-ray also includes "The Directors: Sidney Lumet" 1999 documentary (59:38), "Tune in Next Tuesday" visual essay by Dave Itzkoff (47:06), and a longer Theatrical Trailer (3:17).

• CREDIT: This item has been provided by Criterion Collection for review on this site.



• BUY IT: 4K UHD, 4K UHD Steelbook, Blu-ray 2-Disc Special Ed, Blu-ray 1-Disc Digibook, DVD 2-Disc Special Ed.

• SYNOPSIS: The true story as Washington Post reporters Carl Bernstein (Dustin Hoffman) and Bob Woodward (Robert Redford), whose investigation of a seemingly minor hotel room break-in uncovers the greatest political scandal in United States history and leads to the downfall of President Richard Nixon.

• SPECIAL FEATURES: All of the content below can be found on the 4K UHD disc.

• All the President's Men: The Film and its Influence (7:56) - A new 2026 piece driven by interviews with CNN anchors Dana Bash and Jake Tapper.
• Woodward and Bernstein: A Journalism Masterclass (7:36) - A new 2026 piece driven by interviews with CNN anchors Dana Bash and Jake Tapper.
• Woodward and Bernstein: Lighting the Fire (17:53) - A 2006 DVD-era piece.
• Telling the Truth About Lies (28:21) - A 2006 DVD-era piece.
• Out of the Shadows: The Man who was Deep Throat (16:21) - A 2006 DVD-era piece.
• Jason Robards on Dinah! (7:09) - A clip from the 1976 series.

• RATING: PG.

• NOTES: A slipcover is included. While the film looks great in ultra high definition, and there are a nice selection of extras, there are some considerable extras from previous releases that are missing here. You will need to buy the "Two-Disc Special Edition" Blu-ray from 2013 to also have a 2006 audio commentary with Robert Redford, the vintage 1976 featurette "Pressure and the Press: The Making of All the President's Men" (10:05), the feature-length 2014 documentary "All the President's Men Revisited" (1:27:46), and the Theatrical Trailer (2:51). This is why it's so sad that Warner Brothers stopped including a pre-existing Blu-ray disc with their 4K releases.

• CREDIT: This item has been provided by Warner Brothers for review on this site.



• BUY IT: 4K UHD, 4K UHD Steelbook, Blu-ray 3-Disc 50th Ann. Ult. Col. Ed., Blu-ray 2-Disc Diamond Luxe Ed., Blu-ray 1-Disc, DVD 4-Disc Coll. Ed..

• SYNOPSIS: A member of the Jewish nobility living in Jerusalem, Judah Ben-Hur (Charlton Heston) lives a religious life and peacefully opposes the tyrannical occupation of Judea by Rome. When a boyhood friend, Messala (Stephen Boyd), returns to the region as a Roman official, he and Judah become estranged due to Messala's fanatical loyalty to Rome and ruthless indifference to the fate of Judea. Casting friendship aside, Messala fabricates a charge of treason against Ben-Hur, his sister and mother, all of whom are arrested by Roman soldiers.

• SPECIAL FEATURES: The commentary and score can only be found on the two 4K UHD discs. All of the other content below can only be found on the Blu-ray extras disc.

• Audio Commentary - by film historian T. Gene Hatcher with Charlton Heston. (Recorded in the 1990s or 2000s, I think.)
• Music Only Track - showcasing Mikos Rozsa's score.
• Ben-Hur: Anatomy of an Epic (6:47) - A new 2025 piece featuring comments from film critic Pete Hammond, Academy Museum of Motion Pictures director K.J. Relth-Miller, director of photography Autumn Durald Arkapaw, ASC, and author and film historian Tony Maietta.
• The Cinematography of Scale (8:23) - A new 2025 piece featuring comments from film critic Pete Hammond, Academy Museum of Motion Pictures director K.J. Relth-Miller, director of photography Autumn Durald Arkapaw, ASC, and author and film historian Tony Maietta.
• Charlton Heston & Ben-Hur: A Personal Journey (1:18:04) - A feature-length documentary from 2011 that offers reminiscences by Heston's wife, son and daughter as well as a number of other people.
• Ben-Hur: The Making of an Epic (58:14) - A lengthy documentary from 1993 that includes a lot of background information, and which features interviews with a slew of people like Rudy Behlmer.
• Ben-Hur: A Journey Through Pictures (5:08) - A slideshow of stills and storyboards set to Rozsa's score from the film.
• Screen Tests (29:10) - Includes Cesare Denova as Ben-Hur and Leslie Nielsen as Messala (6:55), Leslie Nielsen as Messala and Yale Wexler as Judah (11:22), George Baker as Ben-Hur and William Russell as Messala (5:32), and Haya Harareet (Esther) Make-Up Test (5:04).

• RATING: Not Rated.

• NOTES: A slipcover is included. As with All the President's Men, Warner Brothers left out a lot of extras from previous Blu-ray and DVD releases. So, if you want everything, you'll need the 3-disc "50th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition" Blu-ray (or the 4-disc "Collector's Edition" DVD) to get these missing extras: the 1925 silent version of the film (2 hrs 23 min), the documentary "Ben-Hur: The Epic That Changed Cinema" (57:46), six newsreel clips, highlights from the 4/4/1960 Academy Awards ceremony (9:47), and five theatrical trailers. The "50th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition" Blu-ray will also give you a lot of physical goodies. If you don't want them, well it doesn't look like all three discs are available separately, other than the 4-disc DVD. Again, the movie looks fantastic in ultra high definition, it's just a shame that not all of the existing extras are included here.

• CREDIT: This item has been provided by Warner Brothers for review on this site.



• BUY IT: Blu-ray.

• SYNOPSIS: Almost 20 years after its television debut, Hanna-Barbera brought The Flintstones back to network television in 1979 with an all-new series entitled The New Fred and Barney Show. Originally broadcast on Saturday mornings on NBC, this collection contains all 17 episodes of the "revival" series which captured the essence of what made the original series such an enduring fan favorite. Featuring the voice characterizations of Henry Corden as Fred, Mel Blanc as Barney, Jean VanderPyl as Wilma, and Gay Autterson as Betty, The New Fred and Barney Show is cleverly written and is making its official home video debut with this all-new Blu-ray collection.

• SPECIAL FEATURES: There are no special features.

• RATING: Not Rated.

• NOTES: The show plays out like an updated version of the original 1960s series (also available on Blu-ray), which is exactly what its trying to be. I think it's a little bit better than the earlier revivals, The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show (only available on DVD) and The Flintstone Comedy Hour (not available on home video). The show looks fantastic in high definition and has many of the original voice cast, so it's HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

• CREDIT: This item has been provided by Warner Brothers for review on this site.



• BUY IT: Blu-ray.

• SYNOPSIS: Woody Woodpecker, everyone's favorite wacky red-headed bird, returns in with more hilarious and crazy adventures in The Woody Woodpecker and Friends Golden Age Collection! Join Woody and his friends in hours of side-splitting fun with these 25 classic theatrical cartoons from renowned cartoonist Walter Lantz. This unforgettable collection showcases some of the wildest antics in animation history, and includes treasures like archival behind-the-scenes footage of Walter Lantz, plus so much more!

• SHORTS: Includes these 25 shorts, not all of which star Woody Woodpecker: Woodpecker in the Rough (1952) (6:50), Get Lost! Little Doggy (1964) (6:16), Greedy Gabby Gator (1963) (6:18), Heap Big Hepcat (1960) (6:14), Romp in a Swamp (1959) (6:12), Rough Riding Hood (1966) (6:16), Science Friction (1963) (6:16), Billion Dollar Boner (1960) (6:17), Andy Panda Goes Fishing (1940) (8:54), Good-Bye Mr. Moth (1942) (6:52), The Bongo Punch (1957) (6:23), Little Televillain (1958) (6:05), Fractured Friendship (1965) (6:10), Paw's Night Out (1955) (6:10), Pig in a Pickle (1954) (6:11), Pigeon Holed (1956) (6:10), The Talking Dog (1956) (6:10), Witty Kitty (1960) (6:14), Adventures of Tom Thumb Jr. (1940) (7:31), The Sleeping Princess (1939) (9:59), Kittens' Mittens (1940) (8:44), Syncopated Sioux (1940) (6:54), The Flying Turtle (1953) (6:13), The Mouse and the Lion (1953) (6:08), and Flea for Two (1955) (6:04).

• SPECIAL FEATURES: All of the content below can be found on the Blu-ray disc. I believe that the segments with Walter Lantz teaching viewers how cartoons are made might have been pulled from The Woody Woodpecker Show (1957-1972). They certainly came from a series of shorts or segments.

• Cartoonland Mysteries (10:48) - A vintage dramatization of how animated shorts are made.
• Spook-A-Nanny (8:09) - Woody Woodpecker stops by a Halloween party attended by Chilly Willy, and a host of others. The titular song by The Gloria Wood Trio is now stuck in my head :-)
• Drawing Woody and Andy (4:44) - Viewers learn how to draw the characters in this vintage segment.
• Directing Animated Cartoons (4:04) - A dramatization that shows viewers the various responsibilities shouldered by animation directors.
• Timing a Cartoon (4:09) - This segment displays how metronomes and timesheets are used to guide the actions of animated characters.
• Character Movement (2:38) - Watch an animator work on a series of drawings to make a character move.
• The Animator's Job (3:47) - Watch as the director goes over storyboards with the animators and assigns scenes for them to complete.
• Using Backgrounds (4:05) - The work of the background artist is shown.
• Drawing with Walter Lantz (4:50) - Lantz covers a new book being written to help others learn to draw by sharing tips from him and other professionals.
• Storyboarding Woody Woodpecker (4:08) - Viewers are guided through the storyboards for a cartoon staring Woody Woodpecker.

• RATING: Not Rated.

• NOTES: Universal previously released 25 Woody shorts in The Woody Woodpecker Screwball Collection Blu-ray, so be sure to pick that up in addition to this new Blu-ray. Hopefully Universal will release the rest of Lantz's work on Blu-ray so we can have a complete collection.

• CREDIT: This item has been provided by Universal Pictures for review on this site.



• BUY IT: Blu-ray, DVD (the DVD swaps out 50-Foot Woman for Satellite in the Sky).

• SYNOPSIS: A quartet of Sci-Fi thrillers from the 1950s make up this enticing collection! Ray Harryhausen's amazing special effects bring forth The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms (1953). A frenzied invasion of giant ants are the protagonists in Them! (1954). Astronauts returning from Mars get caught in a time-warp in World Without End (1956). Allison Hayes is the big attraction in the original Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958).

• SPECIAL FEATURES: All of the content below can be found on the noted Blu-ray discs. Disc 1 is Beast, Disc 2 is Them!, and Disc 4 is 50-Foot Woman. World Without End has no extras.

• DISC 1: The Rhedosaurus and the Rollercoaster: The Making of Beast (6:12) - In this 2003 piece, Harry Harryhausen recalls his involvement in the project and how it launched his career.
• DISC 1: Harryhausen & Bradbury: An Unfathomable Friendship (16:51) - In June 2003, living legends Ray Harryhausen and Ray Bradbury gathered with a few friends on the Warner Bros. Lot in Burbank, California to reminisce about their lifelong friendship and shared love of the fantastic.
• DISC 1: Armatures (0:59) - Culled from the same interview as "The Rhedosaurus and the Rollercoaster", this excerpt addresses a key technical element of Harryhausen's designs.
• DISC 1: Theatrical Trailer (2:34)
• DISC 2: Ants (3:06) - This short collection of outtakes showcases the giant ant puppets and their operators. Ported over from Warner's 2003 DVD.
• DISC 2: Theatrical Trailer (3:19)
• DISC 4: Audio Commentary - with film historian Tom Weaver and supporting actress Yvette Vickers. Ported over from Warner's 2007 DVD.
• DISC 4: Theatrical Trailer (1:50)

• RATING: Not Rated.

• NOTES: This is a collection of four previously-released discs. If you have them individually already, there is nothing for you here. If you don't, this is a great way to get a collection of genre-related films for a cheap price in one slightly thick blue Blu-ray case with each disc on its own page (no overlapping or stacked discs). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

• CREDIT: This item has been provided by Warner Brothers for review on this site.



• BUY IT: Blu-ray.

• SYNOPSIS: Warner Brothers' man of action and romance stars in six classic favorites including swashbuckling adventures The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938), The Sea Hawk (1940), and Adventures of Don Juan (1948); as well as takes of action and war: Santa Fe Trail (1940), Edge of Darkness (1943), and Objective, Burma (1945).

• SPECIAL FEATURES: All of the content below can be found on the noted Blu-ray discs. Disc 1 is Robin Hood (which has the lion's share of the extras), Disc 2 is Sea Hawk, Disc 3 is Santa Fe, Disc 4 is Darkness, Disc 5 is Burma, and Disc 6 is Don Juan. A few of the discs have a "Warner Night at the Movies" feature that is a series of short period-specific trailers, newsreels, and shorts designed to replicate an authentic pre-show theatrical experience. These are listed below as their individual parts, and not as the "Warner Night at the Movies" feature.

• DISC 1: Audio Commentary - with film historian Rudy Behlmer.
• DISC 1: Music Only Track - featuring Erich Wolfgang Korngold's score as the movie plays.
• DISC 1: Introduction by Leonard Maltin (2:39) - The film critic offers a brief explanation of the "Warner Night at the Movies" feature, and the significance of the trailer, shorts, and newsreel.
• DISC 1: Angels with Dirty Faces Theatrical Trailer (3:22)
• DISC 1: Newsreel (1:21) - A 1938 newsreel in which the U.S. Army perfects a knee-high tank and the German Army invades Austria.
• DISC 1: Freddie Rich and His Orchestra (11:05) - A musical short subject.
• DISC 1: Katnip Kollege (7:26) - A 1938 Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Cal Howard and Cal Dalton that is presented in high definition.
• DISC 1: Breakdowns of 1938 (12:45) - Warner Brothers' notorious annual year-end blooper reel.
• DISC 1: Cavalcade of Archery (8:32) - A 1946 short from the Howard Hill Hunting with Bow & Arrow series in which the famous archer demonstrates his skill with various trick shots.
• DISC 1: Rabbit Hood (7:57) - A 1949 Merrie Melodies cartoon starring Bugs Bunny that is presented in high definition.
• DISC 1: The Cruise of the Zaca (18:07) - A 1946 short documentary about a trip taken by Errol Flynn on his boat, the Zaca, to collect specimens with his father.
• DISC 1: Robin Hood Daffy (6:29) - A 1958 Merrie Melodies cartoon starring Daffy Duck that is presented in high definition.
• DISC 1: Still Galleries - Several photo galleries including "Historical Art", "Costume Design", "Scene Concept s", "Cast & Crew", and "Publicity & Posters". The images look to have been ported over from DVD and are presented at the original DVD resolution framed into 1920x1080. As a result, the images are very tiny since they were not enlarged to fir closer to the 1920x1080 frame.
• DISC 1: Still Galleries - Several photo galleries including "Historical Art", "Costume Design", "Scene Concept Drawings", "Cast & Crew", and "Publicity & Posters". The images look to have been ported over from DVD and are presented at the original DVD resolution framed into 1920x1080. As a result, the images are very tiny since they were not enlarged to fit closer to the 1920x1080 frame.
• DISC 1: Glorious Technicolor (1:00:05) - A 1998 documentary, narrated by Angela Lansbury, showcasing the history of Technicolor.
• DISC 1: Welcome to Sherwood: The Story of The Adventures of Robin Hood (55:44) - For the movie's 65th anniversary in 2003, Warner produced this documentary which features the only surviving member of the film crew, art director Gene Allen. In addition, the studio assembled notable film historians, writers, and other notables, including Rudy Behlmer, Leonard Maltin, Robert Osborne, Paula Sigman, Bob Thomas, and music expert John Mauceri.
• DISC 1: Robin Hood Through the Ages (6:50) - A look at earlier screen adaptations from 1912, 1922, and 1938.
• DISC 1: A Journey to Sherwood Forest (13:16) - A raw assembly of footage from the set and home movies shot by Basil Rathbone and others.
• DISC 1: Outtakes (8:24)
• DISC 1: Theatrical Trailers (36:29) - A collection of 12 Errol Flynn trailers in high definition, including Captain Blood (1953), The Prince and the Pauper (1937), The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938), Dodge City (1939), The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939), The Sea Hawk (1940), Dive Bomber (1941), They Died with Their Boots On (1942), The Adventures of Robin Hood Reissue (1942), Objective, Burma! (1945), Kim (1950), and The Master of Battantrae (1953).
• DISC 1: 5/11/1938 National Radio Broadcast: The Robin Hood Radio Show (28:34) - A vintage audio-only radio broadcast from May 11, 1938.
• DISC 1: Piano Sessions (16:36) - Several alternate takes of the Erich Wolfgang Korngold piano sessions from various movies, presented as audio-only. Includes these 12 pieces: "Love for Love - Escape Me Never (1947)", "Main Title - Kings Row (1941)", "Love Theme - The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)", "Finale - The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)", "The Nocturne - The Sea Wolf (1941)", "Love Theme - The Sea Hawk (1940)", "Love Theme - Kings Row (1941)", "Tomorrow - The Constant Nymph (1942)", "Panama Theme - The Sea Hawk (1940)", "The Ship - Captain Blood (1935)", "Love Theme - The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939)", and "Love Theme -Anthony Adverse (1936)".
• DISC 2: Introduction by Leonard Maltin (4:04) - The film critic offers a brief explanation of the "Warner Night at the Movies" feature, and the significance of the trailer, shorts, and newsreel.
• DISC 2: Virginia City Theatrical Trailer (2:01) - A vintage promo from the first of three Errol Flynn films released in 1940; the others being The Sea Hawk and Santa Fe Trail.
• DISC 2: Newsreel (1:50) - This 1940 Movietone News short, narrated by series regular Lowell Thomas, briefly covers the Battle of Britain, including actual combat footage.
• DISC 2: Short: Alice in Movieland (21:42) - This short is about a hopeful girl (Joan Leslie) who wins a trip to Hollywood, only to be met with disappointment. There are some uncredited appearances by several familiar faces, including Clara Blandick (Auntie Em from The Wizard of Oz), Frank Faylen (cab driver Ernie from It's a Wonderful Life), and Alan Hale (Little John from The Adventures of Robin Hood and Carl Pitt in The Sea Hawk).
• DISC 2: Looney Tunes Short: Porky's Poor Fish (6:50) - A Tom and Jerry-esque pet store adventure featuring Porky Pig. Presented in high definition.
• DISC 2: The Sea Hawk: Flynn in Action (17:34) - This 2005 piece offers a nice overview of the film's development, production, and more, with contributions by film historian Rudy Behlmer, film professor Lincoln Hurst, film historian Robert Osborne, and others.
• DISC 2: Theatrical Trailer (2:16) - Presented in high definition.
• DISC 3: Theatrical Trailer (2:13)
• DISC 4: Vintage Short: Gun to Gun (17:37) - This 1944 black-and-white Western short follows rancher Don Diego (Pedro de Cordoba) and his friend Steve Randall (Robert Shayne) as they attempt to settle a debt with potential crooks. Presented in high definition.
• DISC 4: Looney Tunes Short: To Duck or Not to Duck (6:40) - This 1943 Chuck Jones-directed short follows Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd in an all-out boxing brawl. Presented in high definition.
• DISC 4: Theatrical Trailer (2:17) - Presented in high definition.
• DISC 5: The Tanks are Coming (20:05) - This 1941 short, produced in cooperation with the U.S. Army, is described as being about "the status of battle tanks and training in the American Army in pre-War 1941, featuring a comical Army trainee from the Bronx".
• DISC 5: The Rear Gunner (20:29) - This black-and-white 1943 short follows a young rural armed forces trainee who, despite his initial assignment as an air mechanic, uses his marksmanship to score a gig aboard a bomber. The trainee is played by a young Burgess Meredith, and Ronald Reagan's in it, too.
• DISC 5: Theatrical Trailer (2:16) - Presented in high definition.
• DISC 6: Audio Commentary - with director Vincent Sherman and film historian Rudy Behlmer, who were recorded separately.
• DISC 6: Newsreel (1:07) - Coverage of the Miss America competition in 1948.
• DISC 6: Joe McDoakes Short: So You Want to Be On the Radio (10:47) - Joe (George O'Hanlon) and his lovely wife Alice (Phyllis Coates) are chosen as contestants on a radio trivia contest, but he's punished every time she incorrectly answers the tough questions.
• DISC 6: Warner Bros. Short: Calgary Stampede (18:10) - This 1948 short celebrates the Native American history of Calgary, Alberta, including an annual week-long festival and rodeo show.
• DISC 6: Warner Bros. Cartoon Short: Hare Splitter (7:09) - This classic Looney Tunes short featuring Bugs Bunny is presented in high definition.
• DISC 6: Theatrical Trailer (2:29) - Presented in high definition.

• RATING: Not Rated.

• NOTES: This is a collection of six previously-released discs. If you have them individually already, there is nothing for you here. If you don't, this is a great way to get a collection of actor-related films for a cheap price in one slightly thick blue Blu-ray case with each disc on its own page (no overlapping or stacked discs). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

• CREDIT: This item has been provided by Warner Brothers for review on this site.

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