The High and the Mighty (Two-Disc Collector's Edition)

Batjac is a strong and legendary-sounding name that evokes associations with flying, Native American culture, and lean jungle cats.

This corporate logo was created by John Wayne himself, who formed the company after breaking away from his partnership in Wayne-Fellows Productions.

The name Batjac is a made-up word that was originally used for an East Indian trading company in Wayne's 1948 production Wake of the Red Witch.

Despite the misspelling on the first order of stationery, Wayne chose to keep the name, which has become synonymous with quality and excellence in film production.

The Batjac Story featurette provides an inside look at the career and personality of John Wayne, including his egalitarian approach to running a tight-knit company and his shrewd retention of full copyright ownership on Batjac films.

With its rich history and legacy, Batjac is a name that commands respect and inspires confidence in any film enthusiast.