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Digital 4K UHD Films: 1917, Spartacus, Apollo 13, Moon, Home Alone

& More

$5 each

$15

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Amazon has Select Digital 4K UHD Films on sale for $4.99 each.

Thanks community members phoinix & TexasSunDevil [discuss] for sharing this deal

Note: Eligible Prime members may apply earned No-Rush Shipping credits to this purchase (check balance).

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Amazon has Select Digital 4K UHD Films on sale for $4.99 each.

Thanks community members phoinix & TexasSunDevil [discuss] for sharing this deal

Note: Eligible Prime members may apply earned No-Rush Shipping credits to this purchase (check balance).

Available Films:

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Mo0eY
For everyone unaware with this comment, Amazon had a pricing error where they were giving out 5-6 free movies all of which were MoviesAnywhere compatible.

We assumed that the movies would be safe since it's in our MA account. We all woke up the next day with the rug pulled out from under us.

I and many others were under the assumption that if it hit MA, it would stay in all of the platforms even if one platform removed it.

THAT IS NOT THE CASE

Amazon fixed the pricing error and removed the license. So all of our free movies that were in our MoviesAnywhere account was gone. Poof!

Since this happened, I started looking at pirate ships to buy since any of these companies can pull their licenses without hesitation.