Robert De Niro · 1980s

dir. Martin Scorsese

Sold out during the Criterion 24-hour flash sale in March 2026. Scorsese on Criterion 4K, and apparently the community still had people who needed this one.

Imprint · 4K + Blu-ray

dir. Brian De Palma

Paramount's 2022 4K is a strong A-Tier transfer with natural grain and a punchier audio mix than the old Blu-ray. Avoid the $11 USD Paramount 4K Preorders line on Amazon, which ships in DVD-sized cases with no special features and is cheaply produced on purpose. The Best Buy steelbook has better artwork if you want the premium version.

Paramount Pictures · 4K + Blu-ray

dir. Terry Gilliam

Criterion's 4K covers all three cuts in one set. The 142-minute European version, the 132-minute US theatrical, and the 94-minute studio 'Love Conquers All' butchery, all from new restorations. The transfer recovers detail on the prosthetics and the dystopian set design that the older Blu-ray crushed flat.

Criterion Collection · 4K + Blu-ray

dir. Alan Parker

S-Tier 4K. Mickey Rourke in Alan Parker's New Orleans noir.

Lionsgate · 4K + Blu-ray

dir. Martin Brest

A-Tier Shout Factory 4K. De Niro and Charles Grodin's buddy road movie. Shout Factory's transfer got decent reviews with good Dolby Vision and consistent grain. Some mixed word of mouth before release had people setting low expectations, which the disc cleared.

Shout! Studios · Collector's Edition

dir. Sergio Leone

A-Tier 20th Century Studios Blu-ray. Leone's epic crime saga, and the 4K announcement had people demanding a 100GB disc for a film this long. No one can decide if they love it or hate it, which is part of the appeal. People have been asking Criterion for a proper release for years. A new restored version was shown at a special screening that only De Niro got to see.

Eagle Pictures · Limited Edition