- The Sopranos: The Complete Series is a limited edition 4K Blu-ray release
- 86 episodes over 28 discs including 2 bonus Blu-rays
- December 2026 (US), $149.99
One of the greatest TV dramas of all time is coming to 4K Blu-ray. The Sopranos: The Complete Series box set is available for pre-order in the US and Canada, and will be released at the end of 2026.
This far from the first Sopranos box set: in addition to the DVD box set I’ve got on the shelf, there was a Blu-ray box in 2014, plus a 25th anniversary Blu-ray box set in 2024, which included The Many Saints of Newark as well. So this is the first time it’s all available in 4K.
This edition delivers a brand new and currently untitled featurette with Sopranos creator and writer David Chase. That featurette is on one of the two bonus discs that also include hours of extra material including a two-part documentary, seven behind-the-scenes featurettes, and all of the bonus content previously released on The Sopranos: Complete Series Blu-ray release. And it’s all delivered in hardcover lay-flat book packaging.
For fans of the show, this looks like the ultimate release: the best-looking, most pristine way to see one of the most influential TV shows ever.
Why The Sopranos in 4K is a must-have mafia drama
The Sopranos tells the story of depressed mob boss Tony Soprano, who’s going to therapy in secret because he knows that if word gets out about his “weakness”, he’s a dead man walking. It’s as much about family as it is about mafia families, and it features stellar performances throughout.
During its run the show amassed multiple well-deserved awards including 111 Primetime Emmy nominations and 21 wins, 5 Golden Globe awards, and Emmys for cast members James Gandolfini, Edie Falco, Michael Imperioli, Drea de Matteo, and Joe Pantoliano.
I’m not being hyperbolic when I tell you that The Sopranos began a golden age of TV drama. Without The Sopranos, there would be no Breaking Bad, Mad Men or any of the other premium shows we love so much.
It was pivotal in shifting the view that TV was inferior to cinema, and that our relatable protagonists couldn’t be awful people. And it was really, really, really good: the writing, the performances and the cinematography were all superb.
While much of the praise for The Sopranos centers on the cast, and rightly so, the work of cinematographer Alik Sakharov was crucial too. The cinematography was groundbreaking in how it contributed to the story, and there’s a fascinating article about it on No Film School. And if that’s the kind of thing you find interesting, then this new 4K box set was made for you.
The Sopranos 4K Blu-ray box set has a release date of 8 December 2026 in the US and a recommended price of $149.99.
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