First off, let me just say that this Blu-Ray transfer of *The Boy With Green Hair* is absolutely stunning. The colors pop, especially Peter's iconic green hair, which looks more vivid than ever. If you’ve only seen this film in black and white or on an old VHS, prepare to be blown away by the clarity.

The story itself is a heartfelt classic. Dean Stockwell delivers an incredible performance as Peter, the orphan who wakes up with green hair and faces bullying and rejection. The film’s anti-war message is just as relevant today as it was back then—maybe even more so. Watching it as an adult, I picked up on nuances I missed as a kid, like the themes of bigotry and scapegoating.

One of the standout extras on this disc is the short film *A Really Important Person*, which adds great value to the package. It’s in black and white, but the quality is crisp, and it complements the main feature nicely.

Now, a word of caution: Not all DVD/Blu-Ray versions are created equal. Avoid the sketchy "Terra Entertainment" release—it’s basically a fuzzy DVD-R copy of a VCR recording. Stick with the WB Archive Collection for the best experience.

This is a fantastic family movie with layers of meaning. My 7-year-old niece adored it (though she mostly fixated on the "magic" of green hair), while adults will appreciate its deeper social commentary. Highly recommended for both its timeless message and top-notch Blu-Ray quality.