Media: The Unit Complete Series $50, more

Update: (1/12 1:30pm): Amazon, as a part of its Gold Box Deals of the Day, offers the Robocop Trilogy and Robocop 2014 on Blu-ray for $22.49 Prime shipped (Reg. $45).

It’s a new week which means a fresh batch of media deals. First up, iTunes has launched a couple of Digital HD sales. You can grab a number of Leonardo DiCaprio movies for $9.99. These titles typically go for $15-$20. Popular movies in this sale include The Wolf of Wall Street, The Great Gatsby, Blood Diamond and many more. iTunes also kicked off a $7.99 sale that’s focused on Hip-Hop movies. You’ll find HD digital downloads of popular films like 8 Mile, Friday and more.

Next, Amazon offers The Unit Complete Series on DVD for $49.99 shipped. This collection originally retailed for $200, it typically goes for $100 or more. Today’s deal is the lowest that Amazon has ever sold it for and the best price we can find. Follow the story of a top-secret military unit as it lives out the real-life stories of America’s Delta Force Unit. This show was nominated for a handful of Emmy Awards and is rated 4.7/5 stars at Amazon.

More Media Deals:

• Sherlock The Complete Series on DVD: $75 (Reg. $116) | Amazon
• Star Wars: The Force Awakens Pre-order + $5 Gift Card: $20 ($30 value) | Target
• Batman Under the Hood on Blu-ray: $9 (Reg. $20) | Amazon
• James Bond – Spectre Pre-order + $5 Gift Card: $23 ($30 value) | Target
• Meru HD Rental: $1 (Reg. $5) | Amazon or iTunes
• Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away on Blu-ray: $5 (Reg. $13) | Amazon
• North and South Complete Collection on DVD: $13 (Reg. $30) | Amazon
• The Samurai Trilogy on Blu-ray: $32 (Reg. $40+) | Amazon
• A Christmas Horror Story on DVD: $5 (Reg. $14) | Amazon
• Batman Begins on Blu-ray: $7 (Reg. $12) | Amazon

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