Warner Bros. Pictures is celebrating its 100th anniversary. For the occasion, the famous American audiovisual production company unveils 100 films that have marked its history. With four Blu-ray box sets containing 25 films organized by theme, Warner offers an entertaining retrospective of the major works of the 7th art.
Warner knows how to pay tribute to cinema and its stars. After the Clint Eastwood Signature Collection box set, featuring all 63 of the legend’s feature films, the Californian production company has decided to celebrate the 7th art in its entirety. To celebrate its centenary, Warner is offering four exceptional limited editions. The Blu-ray box sets of 25 films retrace the history of cinema, bringing together the major works it has produced. Inside each box set, a 32-page booklet contains anecdotes about each film!
100 Years of Warner box sets: cult titles and movies for the whole family
These four boxes are divided by theme. The Volume 1: Classic Hollywood Blu-ray box set compiles 25 films that marked the 20th century. These include Citizen Kane, A Streetcar Named Desire, How the West Was Won and Casablanca. Feature films range from 1927’s The Jazz Singer to 1967’s Bonnie & Clyde.
For its part, the Volume 2: Romance and Musicals Blu-ray box set brings together 25 films that take viewers through every kind of emotion. Full of surprises, this box is designed for all members of the family. Inside, Elvis rubs shoulders with The Hangover and Singin’ in the Rain, sharing these cult films across generations.
100 years of Warner box sets: journeys, action and suspense
Warner’s third Blu-ray box set, Volume 3: Dramas and thrillers, will delight fans of thrills and psychological films. These include The Shawshank Redemption, Dunkirk and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, but also Goodfellas and Bullitt! This box set offers a fine selection of successful feature films that have marked several generations of movie fans.
Finally, the Volume 4: Fantasy and science fiction Blu-ray set invites you to travel to different worlds. Go to Hogwarts with Harry Potter at the Philosopher’s Stone, to Metropolis with Superman (1978), or to Arrakis with the masterpiece Dune. This box set of 25 films offers the perfect balance of special effects, spectacle and entertainment.
With its four Blu-ray box sets, Warner reminds us of the importance of cinema in our culture, and how much this art form has evolved over the past 100 years. Now it can be enjoyed both in theaters and at home on an OLED or QLED TV, or on a projection screen with a projector.
