Experience Stanley Kubrick’s Complete Film Collection in Stunning 4K with a $600 Criterion Box Set

We’ve got the scoop on Criterion’s highly anticipated Stanley Kubrick collection, The Complete Kubrick, and it’s a real treasure for film enthusiasts. This impressive 30-disc set features 4K restorations of all 13 of the legendary director’s feature films. Notably, Lolita and Eyes Wide Shut are making their 4K debut in the U.S. with this release. The collection also packs in three short films and a wealth of bonus content.

However, this cinematic gem comes with a hefty price tag. The Complete Kubrick retails for $599.95, but it’s currently available for $479.96. Mark your calendars for the release on October 20.

As for the bonus features, the collection boasts 25 hours of interviews, documentaries, and behind-the-scenes content; the international cut of The Shining, which is 20 minutes shorter than the U.S. version; a 4K restoration of Vivian Kubrick’s behind-the-scenes documentary Making “The Shining;” fresh commentary tracks from Kubrick experts Michael Benson and Lee Unkrich; unseen screen tests for Lolita and behind-the-scenes footage from Full Metal Jacket; packaging adorned with photographs, artwork, and documents annotated by Kubrick; an essay by critic Nathaniel Rich, and much more.

Here’s the complete list of feature films included:

And the shorts are:

Kubrick is widely regarded as one of the greatest filmmakers in history, with a diverse body of work that spans various genres and themes. His most acclaimed films include 2001: A Space Odyssey, Dr. Strangelove, A Clockwork Orange, and The Shining, all of which continue to influence pop culture today.

Kubrick is particularly celebrated for his striking visual style, characterized by some of the most memorable shots and edits in cinema. For instance, the iconic bone-to-spaceship match cut in 2001 has inspired countless filmmakers. Whether the $600 price tag is justified remains to be seen, but given Criterion’s strong reputation and the quality of Kubrick’s films, many cinephiles will likely find this collection hard to pass up.

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