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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days Discounts Are Really Lame — Except for These 16 Products

The mega retailer's October Prime Day sale is full of duds. Here's what's actually worth buying ahead of the official start time

As the eagerly anticipated Amazon Prime Big Deal Days Sale kicks off on October 6-7, movie enthusiasts are already taking advantage of discounted prices on a wide array of 4K UHD and Blu-ray films. The savings are substantial and extend to both new releases and classic favorites.

Some 4K UHD Blu-rays are now available for as low as $11 each, making them an attractive option for those looking to expand their movie collections without breaking the bank. Among the discounted titles, horror-themed films are particularly prominent, with popular titles like Weapons and Sinners, M3gan, Jaws, Gremlins, and Seven all part of the current promotion. The price per film in this offer has dropped to just $12.50 each when purchased in pairs, a significant reduction from the typical $35 range at pre-order.

Additionally, a "3 for $33" deal on 4K UHD movies is currently live, further lowering the price per film to $11 each. This sale includes a diverse selection of movies spanning various genres, offering something for every taste. Notable titles in this collection include Superman (2025), The Substance, Shutter Island, and American Pie, among others.

As the sale officially begins in the early hours of the morning, it's a timely opportunity for avid film collectors to stock up on their favorite genres and discover new additions to their libraries at reduced prices. However, it's important to note that some of the deals require a Prime membership to enjoy the discounted prices. For those who don't yet have Prime, signing up is a straightforward process and can be done at the provided link.

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