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560+ Blu-ray movie and shows discounted for Black Friday — from $4

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Even though the best streaming services out there have basically every movie ever made, there are several reasons to keep buy physical media. One: Movies played on the best Blu-Ray players look better than your average 4K stream. Two: Once you buy it, you own it forever — Netflix can’t decide to delist it. Three: They are fun to collect and have a lot of bonus material on them. Best Buy Black Friday deals include a bunch of titles, making this a great time to start your collection or fill in some gaps. The cheapest Blu-Ray on this list is $4, and there are over 500 similar offers at Best Buy.

Best Buy Blu-Ray Black Friday deals worth buying

If you don’t have time to go through all of the movies and shows, here are the ones that we think you’ll be interested in based on common preferences:

Lowest Price: Heat — $4, was $6

Two men hold guns in a street in Heat.
Warner Bros.

The 1995 crime movie’s Director’s Definitive Edition is the lowest price disc in the whole sale at just $4.

Best Savings: Band of Brothers — $10, was $45

A soldier on the battlefield in HBO's Band of Brothers.
Band of Brothers .

This 6 disc album contains the complete 10-part HBO miniseries, telling the story of soldiers from the 506th Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division of the US Army. It’s one of the most seriously discounted sets included in the sale.

Great for Christmas: Home Alone — $6, was $15

A young boy sits on steps with a gun.
20th Century Fox / 20th Century Studios

This two disc set features the pursuits of two unlucky would-be burglars as they attempt to rob the booby-trapped house of a boy genius. While their is some debate from film critics as to whether or not these films are true “Christmas movies,” they are both set at that time of year, which is good enough for us.

Marvel Goodness: Avengers Endgame — $17, was $25

The Avengers assemble in a board room in Endgame.
Marvel Studios

You may have already seen this up for grabs, especially if you’ve been shopping Marvel Black Friday dealsAvengers: Endgame follows the “post snap” world of Marvel superheroes.

More Best Buy Blu-Ray Black Friday deals worth buying

Characters in The Super Mario Bros. movie align on the poster.
Universal Pictures

Beyond our picks, Best Buy’s include some 2023 favorites:

  • The Super Mario Bros. Movie —
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  • Barbie —
  • John Wick: Chapter 4 —
  • Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse —

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