Mulholland Drive’s 4K Criterion Collection Edition Drops to a New All-Time Low Price
Amazon has reduced Criterion Collection’s 4K UHD edition of David Lynch’s 2001 film Mulholland Drive to £20.87 in the US, described by IGN as its lowest recorded price. The promotion offers a substantial reduction from the $49.99 recommended price and may appeal to collectors or viewers seeking a high-quality edition of the film.
The release includes a new 4K digital restoration supervised by Lynch and cinematographer Peter Deming before Lynch’s death. It contains the film on a 4K UHD disc, supplementary material on a separate Blu-ray, and interviews with key cast and crew, on-set footage, a deleted scene and trailer.
- Criterion’s 4K Mulholland Drive is $20.87 on Amazon.
- The price is 58% below its $49.99 recommended price.
- The edition includes a Lynch-supervised 4K restoration.
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Mulholland Drive is a 2001 film written and directed by David Lynch. It follows an aspiring actor and a woman with memory loss in Los Angeles, and is known for its dreamlike storytelling.
The film stars Naomi Watts and Laura Harring, with Justin Theroux and other actors in supporting roles. Criterion Collection is a home-video label that releases films with restorations and extra material, often aimed at viewers and collectors interested in cinema.
A 4K edition presents the film at higher image resolution than standard Blu-ray, while the included Blu-ray holds additional features. This release’s restoration was supervised by Lynch and cinematographer Peter Deming, linking the edition to the people who shaped the film’s original look.