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Warner Archive

764 films on Best Blurays

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Warner Bros. Home Entertainment launched this catalogue imprint in 2009 as a manufactured-on-demand DVD-R line, adding pressed Blu-rays in 2012. It mines the Warner, pre-1986 MGM and RKO libraries for classic and cult titles, many of them debuting on disc. HD masters generally come from the studio's own Motion Picture Imaging restoration facility.

Aliases: wac, warner archive, warner archive collection

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Director: Delmer Daves

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Warner Archive Blu-ray

Director: George Pal

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Warner Archive Blu-ray

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Video Notes:

4K restoration from Original Camera Negative

Best Audio:

Warner Bros NTSC DVD

Audio Notes:

The old DVD's track has significantly better detail compared to BD, especially on the score. The BD has some extra detail on dialogue, but also exhibits strange artifacting (e.g. sample 3, 0:20) which suggests possible AI "enhancement" or some other form of aggressive filtering. In contrast, DVD appears to be completely unfiltered and sounds good throughout. Samples

As the BD is significantly rolled off, a lot of the detail (real or fabricated) is buried in the mix and not audible during normal playback.

Director: John Huston

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Director: Anton Leader

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Directors: Joseph Barbera & William Hanna

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Director: John Frankenheimer

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Director: George Seaton

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Director: Charles Walters

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Director: Arthur Hiller

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Director: John Ford

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Warner Archive Blu-ray

Best Audio:

1992 MGM LaserDisc

Additional Info:

The audio on the Warner Archive Blu-ray is appalling. It starts to cutoff at around 6kHz to have nothing above 10kHz. The LaserDisc is much more full-frequency.

Director: William Conrad

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Director: Gene Nelson

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Director: William Conrad

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Director: Michael Anderson

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Director: Frank Sinatra

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Director: Guy Green

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Director: Tony Richardson

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Director: Burt Kennedy

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Director: Blake Edwards

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Director: Norman Taurog

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