McCabe & Mrs. Miller: Criterion Collection DVD, 2-Disc Edition

McCabe & Mrs. Miller from the Criterion Collection is a two-disc DVD edition of Robert Altman’s revisionist western, starring Warren Beatty and Julie Christie. Alongside the film, the listing describes a substantial set of documentaries, archival footage, interviews, and a trailer. It is a DVD release, not the separately listed Blu-ray edition.

At a glance

The story follows a gambler and a bordello madam who join forces in a Pacific Northwest mining town, where a mining company threatens their plans.
Special features listed include a new 4K digital restoration, commentary, documentaries, interviews, production footage, archival material, a still gallery, and a trailer.
The feature runs just over two hours and the edition contains two discs.

Price

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Pros and cons

Pros

Two discs provide room for the film and a broad assortment of listed supplemental features.
The extras include commentary with Robert Altman and producer David Foster, a making-of documentary, archival footage, and an essay.

Cons

Customer feedback reports mixed reactions to video and audio quality, including some criticism of the audio.

Technical specifications

13 specifications

Disc and playback details
Format	NTSC, Widescreen
Number of discs	2
Language	English
Color	Color
Runtime	2 hours and 1 minute
Release date	October 11, 2016
MPAA rating	R (Restricted)

Film credits
Director	Robert Altman
Actors	Julie Christie, Warren Beatty
Contributors	Julie Christie, Robert Altman, Warren Beatty
Studio	Criterion Collection

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.88 ounces

Item details
Item model number	35644673

What to know before buying

The listing describes a 4K digital restoration as a special feature, but identifies this product as a DVD in NTSC widescreen format. The restoration description does not make this a 4K UHD disc. Customer feedback is also mixed on audio and video quality, so buyers prioritizing those aspects may want to review expectations for this DVD edition.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Viewers interested in Robert Altman’s westerns and the film’s unconventional portrayal of a mining town.
Criterion Collection buyers who want supplemental material such as interviews, production footage, and commentary.

Less suited to

Buyers specifically seeking a Blu-ray or 4K UHD disc rather than DVD.
Viewers who need consistently strong audio or video based on customer feedback.

McCabe & Mrs. Miller: Criterion Collection DVD, 2-Disc Edition · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 365 ratings

5 stars82%82%
4 stars12%12%
3 stars4%4%
2 stars1%1%
1 star1%1%

Customer feedback is largely positive about the film, with praise for its realistic mining-town setting, cinematography, appearance, and originality. Customers also report mixed video and audio quality, including criticism of the audio. For buyers considering this two-disc NTSC widescreen DVD, that feedback makes presentation quality worth weighing separately from the listed supplemental features and 4K restoration description.

Positive themes

Customers praise the film’s realistic portrayal of a Pacific Northwest mining town and its cinematography.
The supplied feedback describes positive reactions to the film’s appearance and originality.

Mixed feedback

Customer feedback is mixed on video and audio quality, with some reports of particularly poor audio.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the Blu-ray edition?

No. The title identifies this as a DVD, and the listed format is NTSC, widescreen. The 4K digital restoration is described among the special features, not as the disc format.

What extras are listed?

The listing names commentary, documentaries, conversations, production and archival footage, a still gallery, a trailer, and an essay. It specifies two discs.

What is the film’s runtime and rating?

The listed runtime is 2 hours and 1 minute, and the rating is R (Restricted).

What do customers say about the presentation?

Feedback is mixed on video and audio quality, with the supplied summary noting that some customers particularly criticize the audio.