Amazon Is Running a Massive ‘3 for $33’ 4K Movie Sale

It’s back, friends. One of the most popular Amazon sales is back in full swing. Right now, you can grab three select 4K UHD movies for just $33 at Amazon. That’s $11 apiece. And we’re not talking movies that are just OK. Many of the movies on this list are stone-cold classics, ranging from Casablanca to Goodfellas to Tenet. If you’re looking for a cheap way to stock up your 4K collection with all-timers, this is it.

To take advantage of the sale, all you have to do is add three eligible movies to your cart, and the discount is applied at checkout. You can scroll through our picks below, or visit the sale page and shop from there.

I’ve covered a number of these sales before, and trust me when I say it’s best to buy early. Amazon’s stock of the most sought-after films never holds out for long. So if you want the best selection of movies, grab what you want sooner than later. Inevitably the bestsellers will be gone before long.

As for the movies in question, there are plenty to choose from. We’ve got Spielberg movies like E.T., Jaws, and Jurassic Park. We’ve got Christopher Nolan movies like Dunkirk and Tenet. Dune and Mad Max are on there. Unforgiven is on there, along with Rear Window and Blade. Seven is on there, for the serial killer fans. Blazing Saddles in on there, for those looking for something a little lighter.

Superhero movies are represented, at least in the DC Universe, with movies like The Batman, Man of Steel, and The Dark Knight. There’s some Kubrick and Jordan Peele. For those who like to space out to gorgeous 4K nature shots, you can pick up the Planet Earth series, narrated by the inimitable David Attenborough.

Basically, if you like movies, if you’re a cinephile, you’ll find plenty of 4K UHD discs worth adding to your collection. But again, the best selling items always sell out sooner or later, so I’d recommend looking at the full sale as soon as possible and locking in your picks early.

Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN’s board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Bluesky.