Tonight's Movie: Come Live With Me (1941) - A Warner Archive Blu-ray Review

It's hard to believe that it's been close to a dozen years since I reviewed the COME LIVE WITH ME (1941) DVD released by the Warner Archive Collection!In addition to reviewing the DVD, I also previously posted a brief review of the film way back in 2006.Clearly, it's a movie I like a great deal, revisiting it every few years, so I'm especially happy that it's now just been released on an absolutely lovely Blu-ray.The exquisite Hedy Lamarr was never more beautiful than in this film. She plays "Johnny" Jones, an Austrian refugee on the verge of being deported from the U.S. back to her native country.The prospect of deportation is upsetting to Johnny for two reasons; one is that she expects to be killed upon returning to Austria, as her father has previously been "eliminated" for expressing opinions which angered the wrong people.The other reason she doesn't want to leave is that she's in love with publisher Barton Kendrick (Ian Hunter). Kendrick, alas, is a married man with a smart and…