DVD now available directly from Warner's webpage!

Just watched it - it's that Warner's Archive Collection, which gives you the movie, with nothing else. It's a pretty good print of the movie, and it's great to see it on DVD.

That WAC has appears to be a bunch of titles that they're just dumping on the market now, and not bothering to include any niceties like subtitles, talking head featurettes, no Warner Night At The Movies extra content like a cartoon, a newsreel, a short subject and a trailer to go with. They do manage to stick on a cheesy commercial for the WAC.

These discs are all priced too high, also, so, get'em on Netflix.