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New Releases - February 19, 2019

New Releases Online

If you have a Movies Anywhere account (see digital locker post), you can get digital copies of your Movies Anywhere (MA) selection from the cheapest retailer and it will go into your favorite retailers list. New releases this week include:

  • A Star Is Born (MA) - $20 UHD (FandangoNow, Google, iTunes, Microsoft, Vudu) or $30 4K Blu-ray with digital (Amazon)
  • Robin Hood - $15 UHD (FandangoNow, Google, iTunes, Vudu) or $15 HDX (Amazon, Microsoft)
  • Overlord - $20 UHD (iTunes) or $15 HDX (Google) or $20 HDX (Amazon, FandangoNow, Microsoft, Vudu)
  • Can You Ever Forgive Me (MA) - $15 UHD (FandangoNow, Google, iTunes, Vudu) or $15 HDX (Amazon, Microsoft)

Digital Codes at Family Video

Family Video (Findlay) has a copy of A Star Is Born for $8. They continue to have their older digital codes for $1 or two for $1.50. If you are just starting to build a collection, this is a great way to get a lot of digital codes for an extremely low price. Be sure to check out their discs on sale by the checkout where they have several older movies on disc 5 for $5. Use the Disc to Digital Page to convert many of these movies for as little as $2 each.

Early Access Movies

Here is this week's new Early Access movie:
  • Instant Family - $20 UHD (iTunes) or $20 HDX (Amazon, FandangoNow, Microsoft, Vudu)
  • Green Book - $15 UHD (FandangoNow, Google, iTunes, Microsoft, Vudu) or $15 HDX (Amazon)
  • Fantastic Beasts The Crimes of Grindelwald - $20 UHD (FandangoNow, Google, iTunes, Microsoft, Vudu)
  • Mortal Engines - $15 UHD (FandangoNow, iTunes, Microsoft, Vudu) or $15 HDX (Amazon, Google)
  • Mary Queen of Scots - $15 UHD (FandangoNow, Google, iTunes, Microsoft, Vudu) or $15 HDX (Amazon)
  • The Possession of Hannah Grace - $15 UHD (FandangoNow, Google, iTunes, Microsoft, Vudu) or $15 HDX (Amazon)
  • Ben Is Back - $15 UHD (FandangoNow, Google, iTunes, Vudu) or $15 HDX (Amazon, Microsoft)
  • Ralph Breaks The Internet - $15 HDX (Google) or $20 HDX (Amazon, FandangoNow, iTunes, Microsoft, Vudu)
  • Creed II - $20 UHD (FandangoNow, iTunes, Vudu) or $15 HDX (Google) or $19 HDX (Microsoft) or $20 HDX (Amazon)
  • Favourite - $15 UHD (FandangoNow, Google, iTunes, Vudu) or $15 HDX (Amazon, Microsoft)

Weekly Sales

Each retailer has specials each week. You should look at your retailer for sales on movies that are not Movies Anywhere compatible. Look at all retailers for sales on Movies Anywhere compatible. Please note I did not mark the Movies Anywhere (MA) on the weekly sales because there are so many movies on sale each week.
  • Amazon HDX movie sales:
    • $5 - Office Space, Hugo, An Inconvenient Truth
    • $7 - Ghost, American Beauty
    • $8 - The Shape of Water, The Sound of Music, 12 Years a Slave, Ex Machine, Birdman, Life of Pi, The French Connection, Patton, Slumdog Millionaire
    • $9 - Independence Day
    • $10 - Windows, Arrival, Interstellar, The Godfather 1&2 (per movie), Saving Private Ryan, Titanic, The Big Short, Roman Holiday, Sabrina (1954), Terms of Endearment, Forrest Gump, Gladiator, Braveheart, Selma, Rango, The Fighter, Rosemarys Baby (1968), Children of a Lesser God
    • $15 - The Sisters Brothers
  • FandangoNow movie sales:
    • $10 UHD - First Man
    • $10 HDX - Searching, Fences, Selma, Beverly Hills Cop, Amistad, Soloist, Coach Carter, Boomerang, The Legend of Bagger Vance, Losing Isaiah
    • $5 HDX - Tower Heist, Pan's Labyrinth, Transcendence, Office Space, Into The Storm, The Butler, The Skeleton Key, Akeelah and the Bee
  • Google movie sales:
    • Award-winning movies $10 & under
      • $7 HDX - Million Dollar Baby
      • $8 HDX - The Shape of Water, Birdman, 12 Years a Slave, Black Swan, Dirty Dancing, Juno
      • $9 HDX - Gravity, The Social Network, The Wizard of Oz, Shindler's List, The Blind Side, Gone With The Wind, The Lord of the Rings The Return of the King
      • $10 HDX - Fargo (1996), Rain Man, Walk the Line, Thelma and Louise
      • $9 UHD - American Sniper, Inception, 
      • $10 UHD - Dunkirk, Darkest Hour, Zero Dark Thirty, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Moneyball
  • iTunes 
    • Own It for $4.99 (HDX unless noted)
      • Office Space (UHD), Casino, Road to Perdition, Scarface, Backdraft, Anastasia, Footloose (1984), Practical Magic, Letters from Iwo Jima, Rango, The Godfather Part III, Face/Off, The Spiderwick Chronicles, Hardcore Henry, Dragonslayer, Hugo, Get Shorty, The Bank Job, The Lucky One, The Shawshank Redemption, 300, 17 Again, Prisoners, The Green Mile, Percy Jackson 1-2 (per movie), Seven, Miss Congeniality, The Lord of the Rings The Two Towers, City of Angels, Super 8, eenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II The Secret of the Ooze, Batman & Robin, Kangaroo Jack, Lost in Space, Disclosure, The Man Without a Face, Lego Jurassic World
    •  Under $10 4K HDR Oscar Winners
      • Goodfellas, Suicide Squad, Interstellar, 2001 A Space Odyssey, ET The Extra-Terrestrial, Mad Max Fury Road, Blade Runner 2049, Jurassic Park, Independence Day, Terminator 2 Judgement Day, King Kong (2005)
  • Microsoft
    • Flashback February sale
      • $7 - Fast & Furious, American Pie, Inglourious Basterds, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Drag Me to Hell, The Fourth Kind, The Mummy (1999), Back to the Future Part II
      • $5 - The Jerk, Being John Malkovich, The Wizard
    • Sales & specials
      • $7 HDX - The Killing Fields
      • $8 HDX - Million Dollar Baby, Prisoners, 
      • $10 HDX - First Man, The Sisters Brothers, The Lego Movie, The Lego Batman Movie, The Lego Ninjago Movie, Dunkirk, The Hobbit 1(Extended) 2&3(Standard) (per movie), The Lord of the Rings The Return of the King, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1& 2 (per movie), The Dark Knight, Sully, Arrival, Saving Private Ryan, The Wizard of Oz, The Matrix, The Godfather 1&2 (per movie), Titanic, American Beauty, Forrest Gump, Braveheart, Gladiator Extended Cut, Rang
      • $10 UHD - How to Train Your Dragon 1&2 (per movie), Darkest Hour
  • Vudu Deals of the Week:
    • $15 UHD - Interstellar, Saving Private Ryan, Forest Gump, Gladiator, Braveheart, Arrival
    • $10 UHD - Windows, First Man, The Shape of Water, Darkest Hour, Deadpool, The Maze Runner 1-3 (per movie), Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Harry Potter 1-8 (per movie), Suicide Squad, The Martian, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, War for the Planet of the Apes, Life of Pi
    • $15 HDX - Star Wars The Last Jedi, Coco, Toy Story 1&3 (per movie), Big Hero 6, Bridge of Spies, 
    • $10 HDX - How to Train Your Dragon 1&2 (per movie), Searching, The Sister Brothers, Titanic, Avatar, The Wizard of Oz, American Sniper, Inception, The Lego Movie, The Matrix, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Mad Max Fury Road, Passenger, Blindspotting, The Hobbit 1&2 (per movie), The Terminator, The Silence of the Lambs, GoodFellas, Aliens, The Lord of the Rings 3, Walk the Line, Gone with the Wind, Fargo, Dances With Wolves, Zero Dark Thirty, The Green Mile, Rocky, Ghost, Anastasia, Casablanca, Platoon, The King and I, The Social Network, Glory, Gravity, Patton, Rain Man, The Legend of Bagger Vance, American Beauty, Beverly Hills Cop, Hugo, The Godfather, 
    • $9 HDX - Le Miserables, A Beautiful Mind, Erin Brockovich
    • $8 HDX - The Dark Knight, Mad Max, 12 Years a Slave, Ex Mechina, Black Swan, Morgan, Slumdog Millionaire, Ben Hur (1959), Birdman, Lean on Me
    • $7 HDX - Deepwater Horizon, Dirty Dancing, Good Will Hunting, Silver Linings Playbook, Juno, The Imitation Game, To Kill a Mockingbird
    • $5 HDX - Office Space, Sling Blade, Terra Nova Season 1
    • $25 UHD - The Maze Runner Trilogy
    • $60 UHD - Harry Potter Complete 8-Film Collection

Did I Miss Anything

Let me know if I missed a sale on any movies that you were interested in. Include where you found it, the resolution, and price so that others who are interested can save like you did.

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