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Amazon Launches Massive 4K Movie Sale: 3 for $33
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Amazon Launches Massive 4K Movie Sale: 3 for $33

IGNJan 6
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Key Facts

  • ✓ Amazon is offering eligible 4K movies for $11 each when purchasing three or more.
  • ✓ The sale includes classics like Boogie Nights, The Big Lebowski, and The Shining.
  • ✓ New releases such as Sinners, Weapons, and Wicked are part of the promotion.
  • ✓ The sale ends on January 19.
  • ✓ Additional Arrow releases like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trilogy are also on sale.

In This Article

  1. Quick Summary
  2. Sale Mechanics and Availability
  3. Classics and Director Spotlights
  4. Genre Highlights and New Releases
  5. Additional 4K News

Quick Summary#

Amazon has kicked off the new year with a massive 4K UHD movie sale, offering a Buy 3 for $33 deal on eligible titles. This promotion allows customers to purchase movies for $11 each when buying at least three, with no limit on the total number of movies that can be added to the cart while maintaining the savings.

The sale features a diverse selection of stone-cold classics and new releases. Shoppers can find titles such as Boogie Nights, The Big Lebowski, Inception, The Shining, and Inglourious Basterds. Newer releases included in the sale are Sinners, Weapons, and Wicked. The promotion runs through January 19, and shoppers are encouraged to make their selections soon, as popular titles often sell out before the sale ends.

Sale Mechanics and Availability#

Amazon's latest promotion offers a straightforward pricing structure for bulk purchases of digital media. The core of the deal is the $11 price point per movie, which activates once a customer adds at least three eligible titles to their cart. Based on the available information, there is no cap on the number of discounted items a customer can purchase, making it an ideal opportunity for those looking to expand their digital libraries significantly.

The sale is set to conclude on January 19. Industry observation suggests that the most popular titles tend to sell out well before the official end date. Consequently, interested buyers are advised to secure their desired movies early in the promotional period.

Classics and Director Spotlights 🎬#

The sale includes a robust collection of all-timers from legendary filmmakers. The list is particularly strong in works by Stanley Kubrick, featuring A Clockwork Orange, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Spartacus, and the Stephen King adaptation The Shining. Other notable Stephen King adaptations available include The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile.

Fans of Paul Thomas Anderson can acquire Boogie Nights and Phantom Thread. The sale also highlights works by Steven Spielberg with Schindler's List and Spike Lee with Do the Right Thing. The selection covers a wide range of genres, ensuring there is something for every type of movie enthusiast.

Genre Highlights and New Releases#

For fans of specific genres, the sale offers a curated selection of films. Horror enthusiasts can look for Nope, Final Destination: Bloodlines, Companion, and Weapons. Batman movies are well represented, including the 1989 original directed by Tim Burton.

Comedy and thriller fans are also catered to. The Blues Brothers offers laughs, alongside cringe comedies Meet the Parents and American Pie. Thriller seekers can grab The Departed, Vertigo, Training Day, and The Sting. The inclusion of new releases like Sinners and Wicked adds current titles to the mix of established classics.

Additional 4K News#

In related 4K movie news, a trio of Arrow releases are also currently on sale. These include the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trilogy, The Mask, and Spawn. These titles are described as solid '90s bangers, adding to the variety of available content for collectors.

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