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Amazon starts huge Blu-ray promotion

14 March 2009 18:44 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz | 4 comments

Amazon has put 379 Blu-ray movies up for sale this week in a new promotion, including new releases with some of the movies selling for as low as $9.99 USD.

Many new releases, such as Iron Man, Tropic Thunder, Indiana Jones 4 and Eagle Eye are 58 percent off and are selling for $16.99 while some other blockbuster catalog titles such as Cars and Transformers are under $20.

The minimum savings is 38 percent and the maximum is 58, and is applicable to all 379 movies in the promotion.

Amazon says the promotion will end on March 22.

You can view all the movies here: Amazon 379 Blu-ray sale

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tyknappy (Junior Member) 14 March 2009 21:55
Sweet!, time to break out my $25 amazon gift card. [ + quote]
mike.m (Member) 14 March 2009 22:00
*Originally posted by tyknappy:* Sweet!, time to break out my $25 amazon gift card. Speaking of gift cards, does anyone know if there are any stores in Canada (BC), that sell Amazon.ca gift cards? Getting tired of paying over $30 for a BD movie every time. [ + quote]
Hunt720 (Junior Member) 15 March 2009 9:39
Your bank should offer a debit card for nothing. Most banks do. These promotions are a good sign for a growing format. I'm exited to do some shopping! [ + quote]
jfw06013 (Newbie) 20 March 2009 17:44
I still think that they are still overpriced, besides, I don't have an HD TV so their is no point in buying blue-ray. I can go to wally world and get 4 movies for $9.00 anyway. [ + quote]