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Weekend Movie Deals - January 25, 2019

Vudu Deals

Vudu is having a $5 Raunchy Comedies movie deals this weekend. Movies include Super Troopers, DodgeBall, Easy A, Wayne's World 1-2 (per movie), Beverly Hills Cop 1-3 (per movie), 40 Days and 40 Nights, and Magic Mike with several other selections. They are also having a $8 Weekend Flash Sale with UHD and HDX movies. UHD movies include Ready Player One, The Meg, Crazy Rich Asians, Small Foot, Tag, Ocean's 8, IT, and Blade Runner 2049. HDX movies include all three Hobbits as well as several DC animated movies including Justice League Throne of Atlantis, Suicide Squad Hell to Pay (in my opinion, the best of all the Suicide Squad movies so far), and Batman The Killing Joke.

FandangoNow Deals

FandangoNow has Mission: Impossible - Fallout UHD for $10 and earlier this week it was $8. Just goes to show how prices fluctuate in a few days. The Sound of Music, Hidden Figures, Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King, and The Greatest Showman are $10 for HDX. They also have $5 HDX deals on Bruce Almighty, Terminator Salvation, and Sin City plus several others.

iTunes Deals

iTunes has Whiplash, Reservoir Dogs, Memento, and more in HDX for $5. They also have under $8 Blood in the Snow sale with Snowpiercer, Hanna, Underworld Blood Wars, Unknown, The Grey, Vertical Limit, Whiteout, The Thing (1982), Braven, Fargo, Misery, 30 Days of Night, Alien vs Predator, and The Dead Zone to name a few. Note that iTunes does not indicate if the movies are Movies Anywhere compatible so you will need to verify this with another retailer like Vudu.

UltraCloudHD Deals

UltraCloudHD codes are typically for Vudu or iTunes but several are Movies Anywhere compatible. If they are, I recommend the iTunes versions as they are typically less. New it the Under $4.95 tab with close to 500 codes. Granted many are in SD but there are still plenty of HDX versions to choose from. UltraCloudHD sells New, Early Release, Pre-Orders, current, and some past titles. I find their navigation very easy to use. If you sign up for their Newsletter, you can get 10% off your order and they typically send you a 10% discounts offer every weekend. You can also use this link (http://ultracloudhd.refr.cc/jasondunn) to get 10% off now. If you are planning to get a digital movie that may be hard to find now or when it comes out, this is the place I have come. 

 For those looking to add Once Upon A Deadpool to their collection (I am talking to you, Stephanie, my only official follower to the site), UltraCloudHD has the in stock for $10 with a limit of 1 per customer. They are also taking pre-orders for Aquaman, Bumblebee, Creed II (my copy is already ordered), Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Spider-man Into The Spider-Verse, and The Grinch. I am very tempted to make some pre-orders this weekend. Be sure to note which retailer you are purchasing from and if you are doing the Early Release or the Release Day copy. Early Release is typically $2 more. In my experience, Release Day copies are typically sent out a few days to a week earlier than the actual release day.

Reminder

Not all the movies on sale this weekend are Movies Anywhere compatible but if they are at your retailer of choice, be sure to pickup the ones you need for your collection before the sales are over. Microsoft, Google, and Amazon still have their weekly sales going on but generally do not have weekend sales like the three listed.

TV series can be Ultraviolet compatible which will allow them to be shared between Vudu and FandangoNow. I would love to see Movies Anywhere include shows as I have a few in Amazon but most are in Vudu.

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