The Criterion Collection is like that cool, artsy friend who always knows what’s trending—even before it’s trending! As the stars align in November, they’re throwing a cinematic party, ushering in some spectacular titles in 4K UHD, making it the perfect time to cuddle up with a cozy blanket and popcorn. Among the exciting releases are iconic films like Wild At Heart, The Silence of the Lambs, and of course, the buzz worthy The Right Stuff, which will boast a stunning 4K restoration, just in time for the holiday spirit. How cosmic is that? As we prepare for the Mercury retrograde fallout, this stellar collection invites us to celebrate humanity’s ambitions and dreams—did someone say ‘space race?’ 🚀 If you’re itching for a taste of nostalgia mixed with modern visuals, grab your calendars for November 24th—because you won’t want to miss this launch into cinematic brilliance.
The Criterion Collection has announced some upcoming titles set to be released in 4K UHD in November. These titles include Wild At Heart, The Silence of the Lambs, Marie Antoinette, Harold and Maude and KPop Demon Hunters. Another big release is the Philip Kaufman astronaut film, The Right Stuff. The Right Stuff sports and all-start cast that includes Sam Shepard, Ed Harris, Dennis Quaid, Scott Glenn, Fred Ward, Barbara Hershey and Pamela Reed. The new 4K Blu-ray is scheduled to hit retailers at the end of that month on November 24.
The official description reads,
“An awe-inspiring salute to human achievement and the wonder of the unknown, this monumental account of the space race celebrates the pioneering pilots who took mankind beyond the bounds of Earth. From the quest that test pilot Chuck Yeager (Sam Shepard) undertakes to break the sound barrier to the epochal voyages of the seven Mercury astronauts, including Alan Shepard (Scott Glenn) and John Glenn (Ed Harris), The Right Stuff vividly details the triumphs, setbacks, and clashes of personality in America’s burgeoning space program. Fusing astonishing practical effects with NASA archival footage to yield images of cosmic majesty, director Philip Kaufman reveals the combination of courage, competition, and fallibility behind America’s launch into orbit.”
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