Lost Highway (digipack) [Blu-Ray] [Region Free] (English audio. English subtitles)

Great addition to my criterion collection.

Wow! I'm over joyed that one of my favourite films is FINALLY represented properly! The 4K UHD version is impeccable. I blasted it on 5.1 surround sound and nearly cried at how crisp and gorgeous the transfer is. I don't know what to say other than if you love Lynch and this kinda film, nothing tops this criterion addition. Thank you CRITERION xoxoxoxo

. llegó perfecto . excelente restauración . ojala Criterion incluyera subtítulos en español, la sección de 'setup' en el menú es mas una broma

An excellent David Lynch movie! Part of the description says, A mesmerising meditation on the mysterious nature of identity! It's perplexing in a good way! LOST HIGHWAY "this Blu Ray" has a 4K restoration, a new 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack! And extras, with interviews with Dir: David Lynch, actors Patricia Arquette, Bill Pullman & Robert Loggia! Beautifully Shot! With an excellent sound track, which I'll photo of! A note of trivia is Bill & Patricia's house is actually one of David Lynch's, in his compound residence!

As a longtime fan of David Lynch's work, I've always felt that Lost Highway was a visual and sonic masterpiece that never quite got the home video treatment it deserved. Criterion's new 4K UHD release changes that completely. This is the definitive edition, and it's an absolute must-buy. The new 4K transfer, supervised by Lynch himself, is a revelation. The film's signature contrast between deep, suffocating blacks and vibrant, saturated reds is stunningly rendered with Dolby Vision HDR. Details that were murky in previous releases now pop with clarity, from the grainy texture of the film stock to the unsettling shadows in Fred Madison's house. It truly feels like watching the film in a new light, or rather, in a new darkness. The audio is equally impressive. The DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 soundtrack brings Trent Reznor's score and Angelo Badalamenti's compositions to life in a way that is both immersive and unsettling. The mix is dynamic, with dialogue remaining perfectly clear even during the film's most chaotic and bass-heavy sequences. The unsettling sound design, a hallmark of Lynch's work, has never been so effective. Beyond the perfect A/V presentation, the set includes a fantastic array of special features. The highlight is the feature-length documentary, Pretty as a Picture: The Art of David Lynch, which is an essential companion piece. Archival interviews and excerpts from his book, Room to Dream, round out a comprehensive package that offers a wealth of insight into this elusive film. In summary, if you're a fan of Lost Highway, this is the upgrade you've been waiting for. If you've never seen the film, there has never been a better way to experience this bizarre, hypnotic, and unforgettable cinematic fugue state.