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Welcome! :: Criterion Forum Criterion has assembled a lovely new special edition for the film, anchored by what may be their best 4K presentation to date An easy recommendation, and one that effortlessly betters Warner’s previous edition in every respect
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Title Listing :: Criterion Forum The Three Musketeers The Four Musketeers: Two Films by Richard Lester | The Criterion Collection (Blu-ray 4K UHD Blu-ray, 2025)
Performance Review :: Criterion Forum Criterion also ports over two featurettes from Warner’s previous DVD and Blu-ray editions Memo from Turner is a 5-minute archival promotional featurette from the time of the film’s release, largely focused on marketing Mick Jagger’s role in the film
Nightmare Alley Review :: Criterion Forum The Criterion Collection presents Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley in an all-new 4K UHD special edition, featuring both the original color theatrical cut and del Toro’s extended black-and-white version
The Grifters Review :: Criterion Forum Criterion’s restoration notes elaborate further: “When The Grifters was released in 1990, the 35 mm prints that circulated were made using a ‘bleach bypass’ process Skipping the bleach in color-film development yields reduced saturation, higher contrast, and grain
Sorcerer Details :: Criterion Forum The Criterion Collection Sorcerer Edition no 1267 The Criterion Collection 2025 4K UHD + Blu-ray Packaging Review Discuss Compare Release Date: June 24 2025
This Is Spinal Tap Review :: Criterion Forum Picture 9 10 The Criterion Collection upgrades their long-out-of-print special edition for Rob Reiner’s hugely influential “Rockumentary” This Is Spinal Tap to 4K UHD, presenting the film in Dolby Vision with a 2160p 24hz ultra high-definition encode on a triple-layer disc in the aspect ratio of 1 85:1 The new 4K restoration is sourced from scans of the 16mm original camera negatives
Flow Review :: Criterion Forum Criterion presents it in 4K, and while the imagery isn’t as intricate as Flow, the presentation is strong The only real disappointment is the audio, limited to Dolby Digital stereo It’s also included in 1080p on the Blu-ray The remaining features are found on the second Blu-ray
Night Moves Review :: Criterion Forum Criterion also includes two interviews with Arthur Penn The first is a 19-minute appearance from a 1975 episode of Cinema Showcase, with Penn promoting the film It’s very much of its time, but Penn offers some worthwhile insights into the film’s “deceptively simple” plot, and draws comparisons to Chinatown