Anyone who wanted to buy a new television or a popcorn machine could happily strike on Prime Day 2023. Because in these and many other product categories, the US giant group has swung the price hammer the right way – and focused on items that have not already been discounted dozens of times at Amazon shopping events. But there were only a handful of attractive offers on DVDs and Blu-rays.
The real bargains in this product category didn’t start until after Prime Day for the nemesis of stationary retail – and are ending again today: Only today, July 23, 2023, there are more than 1,000 DVDs & Blu-rays on Amazon as a “6 for 30 euros” deal. In addition to the proven classics, cult films and insider tips, there are also some surprises on offer, which are rarely found in such discount promotions. So it’s worth browsing!
How the action works is self-explanatory: If you buy six films that are part of this discount portfolio, you only pay five euros per title. But you don’t have to limit yourself to six pieces per purchase: The promotion also scales up automatically, to 12 for 60 euros, 18 for 90 euros and so on.
If you’re not in such a collecting mood, you can also use the 2 for 1 promotion on Amazon* to leaf through.
A variety of new highlights and proven must-haves
Where previous so-called multipay campaigns avoided the well-known, current films, the current 6-for-30-euro campaign offers a cross-section of new highlight titles. The selection ranges from the racy, fun action movie “Nobody” with “Better Call Saul” star Bob Odenkirk and plenty of “John Wick” vibes, to the horror surprise hit “The Black Phone” and “Nope”, the sci-fi horror spectacle from “Get Out” creator Jordan Peele.
Michael Bay’s adrenaline rush “Ambulance”, “The Suicide Squad”, the gory DC fun of “Guardians Of The Galaxy” director James Gunn, Christopher Nolan’s spy thriller “Tenet” and the bittersweet blockbuster “Beautiful” are also part of the promotion. Among the more than 1,000 movies are also located Loads of classics, cult films and tips for genre fans that you should almost have in your collection.
Whether it’s gangster milestones like Martin Scorsese’s “Casino” and “Goodfellas,” David Fincher’s thrilling beasts “Seven” and “Zodiac,” Steven Spielberg’s not-too-old early works “Duel” and “Jaws” or thrilling action flicks like “Tango & Cash” and “On the Run,” you really can’t go wrong with this selection.
Even newer films such as the exciting, biting sexism reckoning “Promising Young Woman”, film sets such as the complete Cornetto trilogy (“Shaun Of The Dead”, “Hot Fuzz” and “The World’s End” for a total of five euros!) or the sci-fi milestone “Soylent Green” should appeal to most film fans anyway – but even more so as a bargain.
The fact that some highlight titles were already sold out shortly after the start of the campaign underlines that this selection is well received by film fans. And gives hope that multi-pay campaigns will turn out to be so striking again in the future.