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The Criterion Collection's Early Black Friday Sale Is Live at Amazon

The Criterion Collection's official Black Friday sale at Amazon has killer deals on dozens of classic movies.

The Criterion Collection's Early Black Friday Sale Is Live at Amazon

Amazon has announced an early Black Friday sale, offering a 50% discount on a wide variety of Criterion Collection films. These films are acclaimed classics, featuring high-definition 4K transfers and additional features that honor the art of cinema. The Criterion Collection specializes in physical movies for serious film enthusiasts, and this sale offers some of the best prices available throughout the year.

The discount period spans from November 6 to December 7, a relatively lengthy timeframe compared to typical sales events. It's advisable to purchase items promptly, as popular products in such sales often sell out quickly and may not be restocked before the sale ends. The selection encompasses nearly the entire Criterion Collection, including iconic titles such as Citizen Kane and Dr. Strangelove, as well as newer additions like Gullermo del Toro's Frankenstein adaptation, which debuted on Netflix.

The collection also features works by directors like David Lynch (Inland Empire, Lost Highway, Mulholland Dr.), and various comedies such as The Princess Bride, Dazed and Confused, and Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Moreover, the "Wes Anderson Archive," which includes 10 of the director's films, is available at a discounted rate.

Other notable offerings include Godzilla collections and Bruce Lee's Greatest Hits. Many of these titles are accessible in both Blu-ray and 4K UHD formats, providing flexibility in choosing the preferred viewing format.

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