Apple offers a rare sale on iTunes movie bundles yielding the lowest prices we’ve seen on digital media on some popular media. Save even more by snagging a 20% off $60 iTunes gift card at ebay: $48 or nab some iOS products on sale.
(Update: We’re hearing Apple is changing prices on many of these)
Bundles are available in SD/HD start at $9.99 making a lot of these “buy one get two free” pricing. Some standouts (HD Prices):
- Spiderman Trilogy: $19.99
- The Godfather Trilogy: The Coppola Restoration: $19.99
- The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: $9.99
- Lethal Weapon Movie Collection: $9.99
- Austin Powers Collection for $9.99
- Harry Potter Complete Collection: $9.99
- The Matrix Trilogy: $9.99
- Die Hard Ultimate collection: $39.99
- Back to the Future Trilogy: $19.99
Many more pictured below:
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This price was only good for a couple hours, I’m very lucky to get something that was too good to be true.
seems like the prices have gone up….HP now shows as $60, LOTR as $18
I scored the Harry Potter set for $9.99. Went back a bit later and saw more titles but that the prices had shifted up. Not complaining.
I am not seeing the same prices as advertised here. The Lord of the Rings trilogy is offered for $17.99 not $9.99. Am I doing something wrong?
In the UK they are doing this promotion, but the bundles cost £19.99 (which works out at about $31). Looks like we get a pretty raw deal here.