Metallica: The Coda Collection Films

Recorded at Foro Sol, Mexico City, Mexico, on June 4, 6 and 7, 2009, "Orgullo, Pasión, y Gloria: Tres Noches en la Ciudad de México" presents Metallica at the peak of its World Magnetic Tour.

Filmed in Fort Worth, Texas, in May 1997 on Metallica's memorable tour in support of "Load," "Cunning Stunts" captures more than two hours of concert footage, a deep setlist and some onstage "stunts."

Captured Dec. 17, 2021 at a sold-out Chase Center in its hometown of San Francisco, Metallica celebrates its 40th anniversary with a career-spanning concert that puts into perspective the iconic metal band’s legacy, importance and influence.

Filmed Dec. 19, 2021 at a sold-out Chase Center in its hometown of San Francisco, Metallica celebrates its 40th anniversary with a career-spanning performance that puts into perspective the iconic metal band’s legacy, importance and influence.

Filmed in 1991-92 during Metallica’s world tour, this film provides a behind-the-curtains view into the band’s daily on- and off-stage lives. Concert performances, backstage scenes, individual and group interviews, music videos and abundant insider footage help deliver valuable insight and context.

An intimate look at the circumstances, relationships and processes surrounding the creation and recording of the groundbreaking 1991 album, "Metallica," this documentary film features Metallica, producer Bob Rock and others associated with the blockbuster record.

Metallica’s “Quebec Magnetic” showcases the band on their memorable World Magnetic Tour. Captured in 2009 at Colisée Pepsi in Quebec City, Canada, the film delivers classics plus powerful cuts from “Death Magnetic.” Directed by Wayne Isham, it was the first release on the band’s Blackened Recordings. This version is packed with 58 minutes of bonus live material and interviews, a must-see for fans.

Metallica Live in Nimes, France: This performance from the quartet’s summer 2009 European tour captures a band renewed. Metallica plays a mix of hits, deep cuts and new songs from its best-received album in more than a decade, “Death Magnetic.”.