Amazon is running a huge sale on 4K UHDs and Blu-rays right now, with tons of classics from all eras of cinema for as low as $10.99. You can check out the whole sale here, or read on for some of our picks. But there really are loads of movie deals here, so you should just hop to the main sale page if you don’t see anything you want below. There’s a good chance one of your all-time faves is available for a sizable discount. And if you can't find a movie you like right now, we expect more movie deals to arrive next week during Amazon's October Prime Day sale.
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So just what movies are we talking? We’re talking Titanic and Sonic. We’re talking Top Gun and Top Gun: Maverick. We’re talking the original Friday the 13th, a great movie to watch in October if there ever was one.
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles is on sale, just in time for Thanksgiving. Zodiac is on sale, one of the best movies of the millennium if you ask me. The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie is on sale. Braveheart and Raiders of the Lost Ark are on sale. War of the Worlds, Shutter Island, Clueless. These are all-timers, my friends.
We’re talking the original Friday the 13th, a great movie to watch in October if there ever was one.“
And the sale goes well beyond the ones I’ve picked out above. I ignored all the movies that are on sale for a higher price than $14.99, which means I didn’t even highlight Kill Bills Part I and II. I skipped right over Point Break and a collection of John Wick: Chapters 1-3.
Just an enormous number of movies are on sale right now. Even if you found some choice picks above, I would still encourage you to check out the full sale here. I’ve only scratched the most microscopic layer of the surface of the sale with my picks. You’ll find plenty more where they came from, believe you me.
And if you're in the market for new releases, we have those covered in our list of the biggest upcoming Blu-ray releases. There are lots of good ones heading our way in the coming months.
Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Bluesky.
