Few remember the men who directed the Warner Bros. talkies of the early 1930s, and yet choreographer Busby Berkeley remains a legend some 70 years later. Warner's new "Busby Berkeley Collection" ...

Warner Bros.’ top creator of 1930s musicals gets his due in this six-disc set, which includes five movies (four of which are new on DVD) plus a disc of 21 musical numbers culled from nine films. In ...

Although there's probably too much talk and not enough music overall, each film in the Busby Berkeley Collection has something worth watching. In most cases, the music can't compete with Berkeley's ...

FROM 1933 through 1938, choreographer and director Busby Berkeley created surreal, swirling and outrageously extravagant musical numbers for Warner Bros. musicals. Berkeley loved tight close-ups of ...

Busby Berkeley is Celebrated in a Second Collection KEENE, N.H. Busby Berkeley 2 -- It is sad to report that while the Warner Bros. DVD "The Busby Berkeley Collection, Volume 1" was pure gold, Volume ...

When sound arrived in Hollywood during the late 1920s, movie studios responded by churning out dozens of "All Talking! All Singing! All Dancing!" films. The craze lasted barely more than two years, ...

Director and choreographer Busby Berkeley was noted for Hollywood musicals featuring lots of scantily clad show girls filmed from overhead in intricate kaleidoscopic patterns. After seeing some of ...

Although you know in your heart that the musical fantasias of Busby Berkeley truly belong on the big screen of some glamorous movie palace, you can't deny the sheer pleasure of watching them at home.

Why am I jazzed at the idea of Ryan Gosling taking on a biopic of an old Hollywood choreographer and director who is long forgotten by too many? Because Busby Berkeley was cool. He’s a great, sexy ...

Technically, of course, each of the 1930s movies that features the astounding work of legendary choreographer Busby Berkeley qualifies as a musical. But you could also think of them as suspense movies ...