Forthcoming Kubrick Box
- FrauBlucher
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- flyonthewall2983
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I’m springing for it for sure.
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ivuernis
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Hopefully it will have both cuts of The Shining.
- Drucker
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I'm wondering if it ends up being 4k only. I was about to offload all of my old Kubricks and realized I should hold off before that's confirmed.
- Finch
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Have they ever shifted all extras onto a UHD disc before? They'll still have BDs for the extras. My preference would be for a set with UHDs for the films and BDs for the extras, and a separate set for the Blu-ray crowd with the films on BDs. That way neither camp of buyers has to contend with a larger set to house an extra dozen discs on a format they won't be interested in using. But I figure Criterion will have the films on both formats in a single set. Not great for shelf space though.
- Lowry_Sam
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Can someone move the long thread on this in the random speculation thread to here now that it has a life of its own? It would help curtail duplicate discussions on the same thing and keep other speculations from interfering with the discussion.
- dwk
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The Singleton set is just like that, separate Blu-ray and UHD editions with the UHD edition having a Blu-ray with all the special features (I thought that the Carax set was like this too, but I was wrong.)Finch wrote: Sat Jun 20, 2026 4:09 pm Have they ever shifted all extras onto a UHD disc before? They'll still have BDs for the extras. My preference would be for a set with UHDs for the films and BDs for the extras, and a separate set for the Blu-ray crowd with the films on BDs. That way neither camp of buyers has to contend with a larger set to house an extra dozen discs on a format they won't be interested in using. But I figure Criterion will have the films on both formats in a single set. Not great for shelf space though.
I assume Criterion will either do dual format or only a UHD only edition with no corresponding Blu-ray only version .
- Matt
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I’ll get on that shortly.Lowry_Sam wrote:Can someone move the long thread on this in the random speculation thread to here now that it has a life of its own? It would help curtail duplicate discussions on the same thing and keep other speculations from interfering with the discussion.
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FlickeringWindow
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Think it's more likely the Kubrick box will be dual format. Singleton Hood Trilogy and Life of Brian are both Sony, Playtime was StudioCanal. Think the latter was more because 99% of the people buying Playtime on 4K already have the Tati box set.
Most obvious packaging concept would be to literally use the archival box Kubrick commissioned for his personal archive, with stickers or silk-screening. They're available for sale online from the original manufacturer to this day.
Most obvious packaging concept would be to literally use the archival box Kubrick commissioned for his personal archive, with stickers or silk-screening. They're available for sale online from the original manufacturer to this day.
- Finch
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Wouldn't surprise me if they went for something like the Taschen archive book.

- Lowry_Sam
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Thanks!
If it's a book, hopefully it's not cardboard sleeves for the discs.