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The Princess Bride 30th Anniversary Edition (Digital 4K UHD Film) Expired
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Amazon.com has The Princess Bride 30th Anniversary Edition (Digital 4K UHD Film) on sale for $4.99.
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About this Film:
- Join Westley (Carey Elwes) on his epic adventure to rescue the fair Buttercup (Robin Wright) from the clutches of the evil Prince Humperdinck (Chris Sarandon) in director Rob Reiner's classic!
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Edited January 15, 2022
at 06:57 AM
Looks like Amazon matched the Apple deal on this one.
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Last Edited by stettin
January 19, 2022
at
08:19 AM
For those that love the book and want to hear some great stories about production and some really funny stories from the actors, check out "As You Wish". This is one of the books I would recommend people listen to on audio rather than read. Probably available through your local library for free on Overdrive.
https://www.overdrive.c
https://www.overdrive.c
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Inconceivable!
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The Princess Bride by Rob Reiner https://itunes.apple.co
If you tell me there are great iTunes extra features I just might.
I own four different physical copies/versions of this (in DVD and Blu-ray, and maybe even a VHS copy somewhere, lol), so have been waiting for it to go MA before buying digital... would prefer the 5th time I buy this to also be the last.
https://en.wikipedia.or
And if you do a Ctrl+F search, they're mentioned (twice) in the Wiki entry for MA:
https://en.wikipedia.or
And I'm *probably* wrong, but I could have *sworn* that TPB was offered as a MA title at least once previously, but... I haven't been able to find proof of this, so it might be something kind of Mandela Effect-ish.
Edit: Never mind... it looks like someone has asked this question before on the Blu-ray Forums:
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthr...p?t=3
It's actually an MGM film, and is apparently available via Disney+.
Edit2: Even weirder... I apparently already own it on Vudu, but:
a.) It wasn't in my Google Sheets big ol' list o' movies when I looked for it earlier; and,
b.) It didn't show up earlier in MyVudu when I looked for it 'manually', or when I searched for it in there... but when I searched for it via Google and went to the page for TPB, I saw the green 'Watch' button, and it said I owned it in UHD.
I already own it on Vudu... now you're gonna make me buy it on iTunes, too?!
You *are* the Brute Squad!
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That's because Prime Video is the worst. iTunes is the best. Then Vudu. I avoid Prime Video at all costs.
Amazon video titles never come with bonus features unless it says "with bonus features" in the title. Not all titles have both versions. But even if it does, it sells them separately and if you happen to fall on the non-bonus version, it doesn't tell you there's a version with bonus features. To illustrate, here's two separate versions of Frozen, one with and one w/o extras:
https://www.amazon.com/Frozen-Plu...deo&sr=1-5
https://www.amazon.com/Frozen-Kri...deo&sr=1-2
In Princess Bride's case (like a lot of the older titles), they don't sell a version with extras. Even if it did, I would choose iTunes or Vudu over Amazon because Amazon bonus features are tacked on at the end of the movie, not as separate videos (see the different run times of the two Frozen videos) . So you have to watch/fast fwd through the whole movie to access the extras. You also can't download just the movie if you own the bonus feature version because the extras are part of the file.
Uh oh, all the litmus tests...
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