Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore Criterion 4K Review | A Hidden Masterpiece?
Martin Scorsese’s Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore has finally arrived on Criterion Collection 4K Ultra HD, and after experiencing the film for the very first time, I can honestly say it was one of the biggest surprises I’ve had all year. In this spoiler-light review, I share my thoughts on Ellen Burstyn’s Academy Award-winning performance, Martin Scorsese’s remarkably compassionate direction, the outstanding Criterion 4K presentation, and the excellent collection of special features—including the wonderful conversations with Ellen Burstyn and editor Marcia Lucas, as well as the outstanding archival audio commentary. As someone who grew up watching the television series Alice, finally discovering the film that inspired it made this viewing a truly special full-circle experience. Topics Covered: • Film Review (Spoiler Light) • Picture Quality • Audio Quality • Special Features • Ellen Burstyn Interview • Marcia Lucas Interview • Audio Commentary • Final Recommendation What did you think of Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore? Where does it rank among your favorite Martin Scorsese films? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments. If you enjoyed this review, please consider leaving a Like, subscribing, and sharing the video with fellow physical media collectors. Thanks so much for watching!

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