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I've always found a lot of stylistic and (nasty) personality parallels between Friz Freleng at Warner, and Jeffrey Katzenberg at Dreamworks, who "didn't steal" Disney movies about ants, Aztecs or horses, and had "never seen" Japanese anime before adapting "Shakespeare" for Disney. FMM, both are...

Nnno. Warner has film prints to restore, not TV ones. So no, unlike Turner/Cartoon Network, we already got "Bewitched Bunny" on the first Warner Blu set, and it wasn't banned because Bugs saying "Eh, sure, but aren't they all witches inside?" was considered "toxic sexist" and "misogynist"...

A) There are some people you just can't send a message to, even if you scream in their ear, and B) Amazon, and their usual discounts, have it for $72. (Apparently, Warner hasn't caught on that that's where we've always bought our Blu-rays...)

Again, that's not likely-- IF Warner does mass wide-retail for a catalog title, it'll be for a house-franchise icon, and more attention will be given to the plastic shelf-tsotchke than to the restoration or bonus material. And if that doesn't sell, they'll get abandonment issues, curl up in the...

Yyyep. That's our Warner, still living in 2008, and hoping for those retail displays at Best Buy. :rolleyes: Back when we got the "$800 Bookshelf" version of Peter Jackson's Tolkien, I genuinely tinfoiled whether Warner's insistence on plastic collector statuettes for big mass-retail rollouts...