You Must Remember This: The Warner Bros. Story

Purchased from AmazonThis is a great book. So many photos and back ground stories. Happy with purchase and it came very quickly. I had seen this book in a book store so I knew what was in the book. Happy that it came wrapped well so there was no damage. It is very important to get the order in good shape, when the seller does not protect the item it is very disappointing to get damaged goods. Thanks good service! I have had good luck buying at Amazon.

A history in pics and text of the Warner Brothers studio. This is back in the golden era 1930's----1960's. A very fun book about a fun time at the movies.. Have fun with this one. Peter in SF

The Warner studio has always been my favorite,and this book is a wonderful testament. Lavisly illustrated with great text,this book is truly a movie lover's dream. Try to see the accompanying film series that was run on T.C.M.(also available on dvd). Don't miss out on this great opportunity. You'll be glad you did.

have not read this book. this book is too heavy to hold and don't have time to set it on a desk to read it. the book is to heavy and thick to be a "coffee table" book; which is too bad because it has lots of B&W pictures and not written in novel form. thus this book is useless for me. *not reccommended*

THE BOOK WAS NOT ONLY WHAT I DID NOT EXPECT----------HAD MORE DAMAGE THAN EXPECTED----INSIDE COVER WAS HELD TOGETHER WITH TAPE. DISAPPOINTED.

Very good!!!

good

This is an excellent book. I can't wait till they release the DVD companion. The response was fast and the book had a great price.

The product description did not tell that a page or two - not of text-had been torn out in the front since it was a discontinued library book

This book really needed an editor. We get a chapter covering each decade by one author and then a second author repeats everything that's just been said in a series of year-by-year pull-out sections. It makes for rather dull, and ridiculously repetitive reading. There are a lot of factual errors too when it comes to saying who won oscars, or how many a film won. Then suddenly as we approach the 70s and 80s it's as if the money ran out and everything gets rushed, the annual summaries become give year summaries and... one is left with the impression that one has bought a coffee table book that's all style but little real substance.

excellent book