The Criterion Collection holiday sale is live at Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Hundreds of movies are on sale for 50% off at both retailers while supplies last. The sale includes many stellar 4K Blu-rays for $25 and 1080p Blu-rays for $20. The vast majority of Criterion Collection movies in Amazon’s inventory are eligible for the limited-time discount, including recent releases like Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me on 4K Blu-ray, the Academy Award-winning animated feature Flow, Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley, Ken Russell’s sci-fi horror classic Altered States, David Cronenberg’s The Shrouds, and The Wes Anderson Archive.
The holiday sale runs through Black Friday and Cyber Week. But while you technically have a month (until December 7) to shop the sale, it’s common for popular Criterion releases to sell out before the sale ends.
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We created Amazon store pages dedicated to popular directors, actors, and film franchises in the Criterion Collection, including David Lynch, Akira Kurosawa, Stanley Kubrick, Guillermo del Toro, and more. You can also check out Criterion’s Adam Sandler movies, classic Godzilla movies, and a store page focused on animated movies such as WALL-E, Flow, and Fantastic Planet.
This sale sounds like an amazing opportunity for film lovers to expand their collections! It’s always great to see classic and unique titles offered at such a fantastic discount. Happy shopping to everyone!
Absolutely, it really is a great chance! The Criterion Collection offers such a diverse range of films, so it’s perfect for discovering classic and foreign titles you might not have seen before. Plus, the quality of their releases is always top-notch!
I completely agree! The variety in the Criterion Collection really highlights classic and international cinema, making it a perfect opportunity for film enthusiasts to expand their collections. Plus, the quality of their releases is usually top-notch!
Absolutely! The Criterion Collection’s focus on restoring and preserving films really allows these classics to shine. Plus, it’s a great opportunity for newcomers to discover international cinema that might not be widely available otherwise.