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Yes, but actually belong to Warner Archive. For example, Paramount has the OCN of "The Strange Love of Martha Ivers".

I thought this thread was about 1940s movies and not one made in 1956?

I would die a happy man if WA would release the following on Blu-ray: Bataan Back to Bataan Air Force Destination Tokyo Action in the North Atlantic Tall in the Saddle 3 Godfathers

An article that states this 1943 movie is better than Dorothy B. Hughes book it was adapted from. https://www.kpbs.org/news/2018/apr/02/noir-book-month-club-fallen-sparrow/

A favorite film of mine and yes, Robert Wise was the editor of the film.

Yeah, I love Humoresque as here are my comments from my last viewing. It's been four years so I think it's time to watch my iTunes HD digital of it.

You mean she wasn't good in Mildred Pierce?:)

This is my final word as I don't want to turn this thread into another streaming vs. physical media discussion. IMO, for most people, to detect differences between the video presentations of streaming versus physical media is difficult to ascertain from your normal sitting position in front of...

I can't think of one title that debut on Blu-ray from WAC in which the iTunes/Vudu digital was derived from the same scan/transfer. WAC hasn't allowed any of their titles to do so unless it was on HBO Max. Now, I've seen Warner reissued Blu-rays again through WAC that have been on such...