Did YOU miss these MUST-HAVE 4K UHD Blu-rays?

2022 was a fantastic year for 4K Blu-rays collectors. Here are 22 of the finest 4K blu-rays I watched last year.

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[ElliotCoen]

Thanks for watching this video, my friends! If you want to support the channel and buy any of the mentioned releases in this video, feel free to use the links in the video description above. Cheers!

[elusivegluejeff]

Hey Elliot, it's honestly so lovely that you are making content on a regular basis once again. I love hearing your opinions and YouTube is a brighter place with you to watch. Thank you.

[jakedanx]

I’m a big fan of you current upload schedule, Elliot! Glad to see you more active. Please bring back the World Cinema chats with your dad. Seeing your TV set up would be great, too!

[Fred.pSonic]

All really good picks Elliot although I would have placed Double Indemnity in the top five, possibly number one. One of the great 4K moments was an early scene where Fred MacMurray walked into Barbara Stanwyck's parlor and a blinding streak of light shining through the Venetian blinds. The 4K showed every subtle shimmering variation of light through those blinds, a breathtaking moment for those who've seen it.

[DaBakk]

Hard Target on 4k also looked amazing! Love that 90's look on 4k and the action cinematography in that film is second to none. All analog, no cgi. One of the best pure action movies. Van Damme and John Woo in they're prime.

[joshuaDstarks]

"Dog Soldiers" is on 4K?

What a time to be alive.

[vinylizedinjapan]

Thank you for the content! Great videos! Awesome recommendations and insights!

[Celestialrob]

Hey Elliot, another wonderful video. Like others I'd add that it's so nice to have you back posting regularly. Shadow of a Doubt was Hitchcock's personal favorite film. Agree with your shout out for Kino Lorber, they have become the no.1 boutique 4K label. It was indeed, a great 2022 for us collectors and 2023 has already received a whole series of wonderful release announcements. Thanks!

[erikwagonblott]

I also enjoyed Matrix Resurrections quite a bit! I'm so glad you included it here. I liked how it wasn't what we were expecting and I like how it's an epilogue, not a climax. The ending of Revolutions is still the biggest event in the series and it had real effects on the world. It didn't feel like "we need to blow up yet another death star." And yeah, it looks and sounds great on 4k.

[robertbreish]

Elliot this is such a wonderful list! Awesome picks. I’ll have to check out some of the classics especially Hitchcock but the one that really blew me away that has always been a favorite of mine (huge western fan) was The Proposition. Holy smokes did that look incredible!

[martinemslander]

Hey Elliot, thank you for your posts. I really appreciate you thoughts on cinema. You have introduced my to some interesting films and I am a lifelong, hardcore film buff. Also thanks for the heads up about the Hitchcock collection being on sale, I just snapped it up. I’ve only seen Family Plot ones, In the theatre when it came out, I loved it.
So glad your there, keep up the great work.

[Terry.W]

Great list Elliot maybe I would also add The Draughtsman Contract another BFI classic..

[billcrampton]

Drive is definitely my top pick very impressed

[blu-rayswithnathanjones]

22!?! That's an incredible list of discs, pal. Great choices and here's to no money in my wallet!

[IsauroGM]

Great top list! Greetings from Mexico 👍🏼😉

[Gothic]

Brilliant review and list of films.

I have bought 24 of these - I need to get the Driver to complete your 4K list. 2

[RONNIEAST]

Thanks for this list. Im going to check out Shadow of a Doubt because of this video!

[jeremyknight]

Nice top 22 Elliott! Totally agree re the Matrix sequel. I enjoyed it and think it'll grow on me with rewatching. And the picture as you say is outstanding!

[Bdot]

I watched Pulp Fiction for the first time on the 4k disc. Was a great experience and it looks like a movie that was recently made!

[misterdarwin]

Good list. On Matrix Revolutions, it was a weird experience watching it in theaters because it made no secret of its own contempt for its existence. I knew nothing about the film going in and paid no attention to what happened behind the scenes, but they pretty much lay it out in the film itself. It was a sequel that they didn't want to make but felt blackmailed into doing so. It made it a weird viewing experience and a year later I still don't quite know how I feel about it. It was interesting to watch, but I didn't love it either. I'm not even sure I liked it - I just enjoyed the novelty of watching it deconstruct its own existence.