Warner Bros.: 100 Years of Storytelling Hardcover – May 30, 2023

Gave as a gift and he loved it.

The book arrived quickly in excellent condition, and the price was very reasonable. The history of Warner Brothers films over the past century is a bit skimpy in its text, but the huge treasure chest of stunning photos more than compensates for this. A winner!

A complete history of the great studio. I totally immersed myself in the photos and stories. Personally, I think it is a must have for film lovers. I keep it on my table and find that guests immediately start thumbing through it and the conversation changes to favorite films. Well done Mr. Vieira!

This was bought as a gift for my sister and she absolutely loved it! Full of wonderful photos and historical information. A must for any Warner Bros. movies fan!

Like all TCM related books, this one is an excellent encapsulation of the history of Warner Brothers told in a decade by decade format. Great reference for movie buffs.

Warner Bros. 100 Years of Storytelling is a great hardcover book on the history of the famous studio. It's packed full of information from the studio's beginnings in the 1920s to the recent sale to Discovery in 2021 and beyond. Only thing I wish was it would of talked about the history of Warner Bros. on television but since the focus of this book is movies I can understand why TV was left out of the book so it's only a minor nitpick. I give this book a 5 out of 5 and a great book for any film fan !!!

Library book. No purchase. I needed this book @ this time. I usually read serious, non fiction books that lament the sad state of affairs in our world today. So this was just what the doctor ordered? Loved it. Love movies. We did tour Warner Brothers in CA a few years ago. Some of the films I was not familiar with and will definitely look up. Nice light, fun summertime read. Fun pix from films. Well worth the time.

Beautiful hardcover book Highly recommend as a gift

It is relatively short on text but the pictures are fun to see

Little more than a list of films. No critical analysis.

Well written with tons of historic photos. Well worth the price.

To give you the best example of how much of a fluff piece this book is, Bruce Lee the martial arts screen icon is prominently on the front cover, and the entirety of him in the book boils down to 36 words.If you are seeking compelling works of iconic screen icons and film history you'd do better the just read their Wikipedia page then spend £29.79 on this. Do you know how many Irish Breakfast rolls you can get for that? And unlike this, they're full of quality content.

Really like it