Dozens of 4K UHD and 1080p Blu-rays in Arrow Video’s ever-growing movie catalog are on sale for up to 50% off at Barnes & Noble and Amazon. Since Arrow Video is a collector-focused distributor, many of the movies in the promotion are 4K Blu-ray Limited Editions come with tons of special features, posters, booklets, reversible cover art, and other exclusive content. Some of Arrow Video’s newest and most popular limited-edition 4K Blu-rays are discounted by at least 50%, including ’90s greats like Jim Carrey’s The Mask, the R-rated original cut of Spawn, John Carpenter’s In the Mouth of Madness, and the classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy.
We’ve rounded up all of the best Arrow Video 4K and 1080p Blu-ray deals we could find. You’ll find separate, alphabetized lists for 4K and 1080p Blu-rays below. We also collected all of Amazon’s Arrow Video 4K Blu-ray deals on one page, in case you prefer to browse the offers that way. And at the very bottom of this story, you can find a list of upcoming Arrow Video movie releases, many of which are discounted, too. The promotion runs through February 2 at Barnes & Noble, so you can expect Amazon’s matching offers to expire that day, too. In addition to matching many of B&N’s discounts, Amazon has select Arrow Video releases for over 50% off.
The Arrow Video promotion is just one of Amazon’s massive ongoing movie sales. For even more budget-friendly deals, check out the retailer’s $11 4K Blu-ray sale. You need to buy at least three 4K Blu-rays to unlock the discounts–it’s officially referred to as a 3 for $33 sale–but there are over 100 films to choose from.
Arrow Video 4K Blu-ray Deals at Amazon
Science fiction fans have a lot to pick from in Arrow Video’s catalog, including several 4K Limited Editions that launched over the past few months. The following three movies are discounted to $25 (was $50): the 1998 cult classic Lost in Space, the Sean Connery-led space western Outland (1981), and Red Planet (2000) starring Val Kilmer. Other notable science fiction films eligible for the half-off deal include the classic adaptation of Michael Crichton’s novel The Andromeda Strain, the beloved ’80s space opera The Last Starfighter, David Lynch’s Dune adaptation for nearly 60% off, and the thought-provoking 2000 horror-sci-fi movie The Cell for $21.59 (was $50).
