Columbia Classics 4K Ultra HD Collection Volume 4 (His Girl Friday / Guess Who?s Coming to Dinner / Kramer vs. Kramer / Starman / Sleepless in Seattle / Punch-Drunk Love) (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital) - 4K + Blu-ray + Digital [4K UHD]

Just got this set today after waiting for a while for the price to drop down some. Goes together nicely with volumes 1 through 3. The usual high quality photo book of each movie that's included titles this collection "Columbia Classics: Love at the Cinema".If anyone is wondering where the sheet with the digital codes is, take a look in the left side of the case that has His Girl Friday, etc. My digital code sheet was in there but not easy to spot at first. If it's not in between one of the movie cases it'll be a white sheet pressed up against the black colored inner cardboard. That single sheet has the Movies Anywhere codes for all six movies. Enjoy!

Needless to say, each and every one of these films is excellent. And to see them in 4K UHD, where the picture and sound quality is far superior, is nothing short of spectacular. I am at a loss for words. If I had to say one thing, it would be, at the risk of sounding like a sore loser, “It would have been even better if it had been a little cheaper.

A collection of classic films in 4K. Who could complain? Well, I like the movies and the set as a whole but wish it was smaller. While the coffee table book is pretty good, Imwould ve happy with it at half the size. This is a big set and it’s clearly designed to be a collectible.So the films-all feature strong video and audio with top notch scans in 4K and restorations as needed. What’s really cool is that, in addition to getting “Starman” in 4 K, the set also includes the entire TV series spin-off on 4K discs but rendered at 1080p so that each disc is able to house 11 episodes.The films are all classics from “His Girl Friday” (with lots of bonus featurettes and a commentary track, “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” (with an audio commentary from three film historians plus four featurettes), Stanley Kramer footage of him accepting his Thalberg award as well as his producers guild presentation), “Kramer vs. Kramer” (audio commentary plus a special screening interview and deleted scenes); “Starman” ( with three featurettes, deleted scenes, audio commentary plus the entire TV series) and “Sleepless in Seattle” (with a new commentary plus the original commentary and interview with Meg Ryan discussing the plus. A vintage featurettes is included) and “Punch Drunk Love” (the previous special featurettes carried over).Each film is also presented on Blu-ray Discs included as well.Top notch visuals and audio in 4K plus a bevy of extras make this worthwhile.

I think all these movies are classics, other then Punch Drink love, I haven’t watched all the movies yet, but the ones I have watched are an improvement over the blu ray or DVD - I’m not sure about Starman as I never owned that movie - the one gripe I have it that it was a little pricey - if it available and goes on sale I would recomend it

These films have never (and likely will never) look and sound better than this gorgeous set. All great films in their own right! A must own on 4K!

StarMan has stacked discs and arrived scratched.

NOTICE THE OUTSIDE PANELS AND BACK ARE UPSIDE DOWN? I love the set because the films are timeless classics. The box has fantastic facts and discs are perfect but my box was messed up in the manufacturing. The outside side panels and backing are on upside down. See photos. I wonder if anyone else had the same issue.

Not only was the shipping being super delayed for a week, when it was finally delivered it looked alright til I opened it. One half of the movies had their discs loose in their cases because the circles in the center weren’t trimmed to hold them and the case for starman was broken in half! Extremely unprofessional craftsmanship