Amazon Is Selling 4K UHD Films At a Massive Discount Today: Score 3 For Just $33

Continue building that physical collection, at a discount.

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May 20, 2024 2:39 pm

Amazon has just launched a new offer on 4K UHD films: 3 for $33, featuring blockbusters like Dune, Barbie, Blade Runner 2049, Jurassic Park, and many more. At just $11 per film, this is a steal compared to the usual price range of $20 to $40 each. With many titles available in this offer, it’s a great opportunity to fill any gaps in your collection. There’s also no limit to how many times you can use this offer, so you can essentially buy 6 for $66, 9 for $99 and so on.

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4K UHD + Blu-rays: 3 for $33

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Our Top Picks: 3 for $33 – 4K UHD Films

Many viewers are increasingly frustrated with the unpredictable addition and removal of content by streaming services. However, owning the disc means it can’t be taken away from you. “But who even has a Blu-ray player nowadays?” you might ask. If you own a PS5 or an Xbox Series X, you do. Both of these consoles come with a 4K Blu-ray drive, capable of playing 4K UHD discs.

The honeymoon phase of the digital media era is fading. Despite its dominance in the entertainment industry over the past decade, physical media is making a strong comeback. With streaming services downsizing, merging, or removing content, owning your favorite movies guarantees they are always accessible.

While streaming offers convenience, there is a unique satisfaction in owning a physical copy of a movie. Imagine holding it in your hands—it’s entirely yours, often at a discounted price. Plus, many of these come in stunning 4K UHD quality, surpassing what you can stream. Amazon’s current offers include so many great films that you might find it hard to choose just three.

Recently, rival retail chain Target addressed reports that it would stop selling physical media, clarifying that it will continue to sell it but will limit the number of copies. Despite the rise of streaming services and digital-only entertainment devices, physical media remains important, offering consumers complete control over their purchased content.

In some cases, movies and TV shows created for streaming have been entirely removed, leaving fans without access. A recent example is the Funimation app, which shut down earlier this month, frustrating customers as their digital copies did not transfer to Crunchyroll despite the merger between the two anime giants.

We have a few other deals roundups worth checking out right now as well, including the best Xbox deals, the best PlayStation deals, and the best Nintendo Switch deals. In each of those, you can find a wide variety of great discounts on physical media like games alongside deals on hardware, accessories, and sometimes even memberships.

Another great spot to look for the latest sales is in our Daily Deals roundup, where we highlight the best deals available right now. Currently, we have some great video game deals listed alongside Nintendo Switch OLED and CRKD Nitro Deck discounts.

Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.

Originally posted:

May 20, 2024 2:33 pm