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RE: Kubrick films coming to Hi def

Posted by 4season on July 26, 2007 at 10:28:20:
This is great news, but the "Special Edition" status makes me think these are ~$45/ea, and for me:

2001: Definite buy, as it begs for both the high-def treatment and all sorts of extra features not found in the (bare-bones) standard-def version.

Clockwork Orange: A strong "maybe"

Shining: Possibly

I haven't seen the others, and would probably rent before laying down the big $$.