Lost Highway: The Criterion Collection Blu-ray

Lost Highway: The Criterion Collection is a Blu-ray release of David Lynch’s mystery-thriller, with a 4K digital restoration and extensive supplemental material. Its single-disc presentation suits viewers interested in the film and its production, while the movie’s deliberately uncertain, dreamlike approach may not appeal to everyone.

At a glance

The edition includes a new 4K digital restoration and both 5.1 surround and alternate uncompressed stereo soundtracks.
Extras listed include a feature-length documentary with on-set footage, archival interviews, and a reading by Lynch and critic Kristine McKenna.
English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing are listed in the product description.

Price

$19.98Save 50%

Reference price: ~~$39.95~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Supplementary material provides several ways to explore the film’s making and Lynch’s work.
Having both surround and stereo soundtrack options gives buyers a choice based on their playback setup.

Technical specifications

12 specifications

Format and film
Format	Blu-ray
Genre	MYSTERY/THRILLER
Language	English
Runtime	115 minutes
Aspect ratio	2.39:1
Rating	R (Restricted)
Number of discs	1

Audio and edition
Restoration	New 4K digital restoration
Audio	New 5.1 surround DTS-HD Master Audio and alternate uncompressed stereo soundtracks
Studio	The Criterion Collection
Release date	October 11, 2022

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	6.73 x 5.35 x 0.55 inches; 0.01 ounces

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listed 4K digital restoration is presented on Blu-ray, not as a 4K UHD disc. The listing also gives dimensions and weight together in one measurement entry, so treat that combined figure as listing information rather than a separately clarified case measurement.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

David Lynch and Criterion Collection fans seeking the film with documentary and archival extras.
Viewers who want a Blu-ray with surround and stereo audio options.

Less suited to

Buyers specifically seeking a 4K UHD disc rather than a Blu-ray.
Viewers who prefer straightforward, conventional storytelling, since the listing characterizes the film as a dreamlike journey into uncertainty.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.8 / 5 · 809 ratings

5 stars90%90%
4 stars8%8%
3 stars1%1%
2 stars0%0%
1 star1%1%

Customer feedback is broadly favorable about the film and its picture and sound, with positive remarks about its emotional impact. The listing specifies a Blu-ray sourced from a 4K digital restoration and includes surround and stereo audio options, which provide context for those picture and sound impressions but do not establish that every viewer will experience them the same way. Enjoyment and color feedback is mixed, consistent with a film whose dreamlike, uncertain approach may divide viewers. Ratings are mostly five-star, though that aggregate alone does not explain individual opinions.

Positive themes

Customers describe the film as one of David Lynch’s best and praise picture and sound quality.
Feedback also highlights the film’s emotional impact.

Mixed feedback

Customers disagree about how enjoyable the film is to watch.
Feedback on color is mixed.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a 4K UHD release?

No. The listed format is Blu-ray. The product description says the Blu-ray uses a new 4K digital restoration, which is distinct from a 4K UHD disc.

What supplemental material is listed?

The listing names a feature-length documentary with on-set footage, archival interviews, a reading by Lynch and Kristine McKenna, and excerpts from an interview with Lynch.

Which soundtracks are included?

The listing specifies a 5.1 surround DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack and an alternate uncompressed stereo soundtrack.

How long is the film?

The listed runtime is 115 minutes.