Peter Bogdanovich was a true cinephile's director, originally making his name as a film critic before launching his own influential career in the New Hollywood era. His deep understanding of cinema history shines through his work, making his films, and especially their physical releases, coveted items for collectors. His early masterpieces like *The Last Picture Show* (1971), a black-and-white ode to classic Hollywood, and the screwball comedy *What's Up, Doc?* (1972) are essential additions to any discerning collection, often boasting insightful commentary tracks or fascinating behind-the-scenes documentaries. Bogdanovich’s ability to pay homage to the golden age while forging his own distinct style makes his filmography a treasure trove for physical media enthusiasts. Beyond his fiction features, his documentaries like *Directed by John Ford* (1971) and *The Great Buster: A Celebration* (2018) offer invaluable looks into the minds of other legendary filmmakers. Many of these critically acclaimed works have received stellar home video treatments, from Criterion Collection Blu-rays to carefully restored 4K editions, providing film historians and casual viewers alike with superb presentations of his dedication to the art of cinema.