I recently watched *The Boy With Green Hair* on Blu-Ray, and it was like rediscovering a childhood treasure—but with a whole new perspective. The vivid color transfer made Peter’s green hair pop in a way I’d never seen before (back in my black-and-white TV days, I could only imagine it!).

The film’s themes—war, bullying, and the fear of being different—hit harder now as an adult. That moment when the townspeople turn on Peter without listening to his story? Chillingly relevant today. The Blu-Ray’s crisp quality made every emotional beat land, from Dean Stockwell’s heartfelt performance to the haunting final message: "War is bad for children."

Bonus: The included short film, *A Really Important Person*, was a nostalgic cherry on top. Just avoid the sketchy DVD-R versions—stick with this Warner Archive release for the full experience. A must-watch with family, whether you’re revisiting it or seeing it for the first time.