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$5.50
That would be the approximate cost per disc to own all nine films in Warner Home Video's latest gift to the community of film aficionados.
Born To Dance, Lady Be Good, Broadway Melody Of 1936, Broadway Melody Of 1938, Deep In My Heart, Hit The Deck, Kismet, Nancy Goes To Rio and Two Weeks With Love.
All beautifully transferred to standard definition DVD, and with each disc filled with extras. These include some of the great musicals of the era.
The first disc that caught my eye?
Deep in My Heart, a musical biopic of Sigmund Romberg as played by Jose Ferrer.
One seldom sees an early color (read: problematic) production to have such gorgeous colors and tonalities. Verging on the Technicolor look, this production needs to be seen to be believed.
And at the cost per film?
A steal.
BTW, this set returns to the use of slim cases, which I greatly prefer to the clunky, space consuming black plastic cases of the last century.
Highly Recommended.
RAH
That would be the approximate cost per disc to own all nine films in Warner Home Video's latest gift to the community of film aficionados.
Born To Dance, Lady Be Good, Broadway Melody Of 1936, Broadway Melody Of 1938, Deep In My Heart, Hit The Deck, Kismet, Nancy Goes To Rio and Two Weeks With Love.
All beautifully transferred to standard definition DVD, and with each disc filled with extras. These include some of the great musicals of the era.
The first disc that caught my eye?
Deep in My Heart, a musical biopic of Sigmund Romberg as played by Jose Ferrer.
One seldom sees an early color (read: problematic) production to have such gorgeous colors and tonalities. Verging on the Technicolor look, this production needs to be seen to be believed.
And at the cost per film?
A steal.
BTW, this set returns to the use of slim cases, which I greatly prefer to the clunky, space consuming black plastic cases of the last century.
Highly Recommended.
RAH