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expiredyellowfeverlime posted Feb 15, 2025 8:22 AM
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(Valid 2/15 Only)at Fanflix
Deal Details
FanFlix has Jack Ryan 5-Movie Collection (Digital UHD Films) on sale for $9.99 or less. Offer is valid February 15, 2025 only or while supplies last.
Includes:
- Note: MGM/Paramount movies are not Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible.
- Possible Savings: Select accounts may qualify for an additional 10% off with code FEELTHELUV10 during checkout.
Includes:
- The Hunt for Red October (1990)
- Patriot Games (1992)
- Clear and Present Danger (1994)
- The Sum of All Fears (2002)
- Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014)
Editor's Notes
Written by ValPal2011 | Staff- About the deal:
- Valid February 15, 2025 only or while supplies last.
- Redeem on VUDU/Fandango at Home.
- Includes all 5 Films.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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FanFlix has Jack Ryan 5-Movie Collection (Digital UHD Films) on sale for $9.99 or less. Offer is valid February 15, 2025 only or while supplies last.
Includes:
- Note: MGM/Paramount movies are not Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible.
- Possible Savings: Select accounts may qualify for an additional 10% off with code FEELTHELUV10 during checkout.
Includes:
- The Hunt for Red October (1990)
- Patriot Games (1992)
- Clear and Present Danger (1994)
- The Sum of All Fears (2002)
- Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014)
Editor's Notes
Written by ValPal2011 | Staff- About the deal:
- Valid February 15, 2025 only or while supplies last.
- Redeem on VUDU/Fandango at Home.
- Includes all 5 Films.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Don't forget FEELTHELUV10 for 10% off Fanflix sitewide. Good thru 2/20. Limit 1 use per user. Brings it down to $9.00.
Alec Baldwin
Harrison Ford
Harrison Ford
Ben Affleck
Chris Pine
...as Jack Ryan
ITunes: A lot of people prefer iTunes because they have a tendency to auto-upgrade HD purchases to 4K for no extra charge. It really depends what ecosystem you're invested in, though, as historically Apple purchases are soft-locked to Apple devices (not sure if that's changing with the new Apple TV+ app coming to Android. Edit: can confirm app does not have ability to stream purchases)
Vudu: FaH/Vudu has historically been convenient because you can get it on more devices and their sales are pretty good as this is a movie-oriented company. They also gave the Disc-to-Digital program which was popular for usually nefarious reasons to get a bunch of cheap $2 movies
Amazon Prime: Prime has lots of price glitches (some of which get reversed, though the recent Halloween: H20 for 1 cent didn't!) but a lot of their catalogue is not even in 4k, or at least when it goes on sale it's not the 4k version. The TV app also has a historically terrible user interface.
Google Play: Play Movies & TV / Google just doesn't care about their movies and the sales are just meh. Movies & TV is just a side job to them. Tbh Google is mostly good for wishlisting movies because they have a comprehensive catalogue of movies that aren't even available to stream/buy unlike the other companies that really only catalogue the movies they sell. This could help you favorite your top movies, even if they're not able to be purchased anywhere. Perk to Google Play is that Google Opinion Rewards is an easy way to get Google credit (if you're okay with a company tracking your location) by answering mundane questions about businesses you visit and uploading receipts. This could make up for the lack of sales for some people. Also, Google Play is notorious for not doing Complete Series bundles and only selling shows season by season, which is frustrating.
Microsoft Movies & TV: Only useful if you exclusively watch your movies on an xbox/laptop/desktop, as the app is only available on Xbox or Windows products. This would probably be the best movie ecosystem if not for that limitation – their sales are pretty good and the points system is very useful even after it was recently overhauled.
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ITunes: A lot of people prefer iTunes because they have a tendency to auto-upgrade HD purchases to 4K for no extra charge. It really depends what ecosystem you're invested in, though, as historically Apple purchases are soft-locked to Apple devices (not sure if that's changing with the new Apple TV+ app coming to Android. Edit: can confirm app does not have ability to stream purchases)
Vudu: FaH/Vudu has historically been convenient because you can get it on more devices and their sales are pretty good as this is a movie-oriented company. They also gave the Disc-to-Digital program which was popular for usually nefarious reasons to get a bunch of cheap $2 movies
Amazon Prime: Prime has lots of price glitches (some of which get reversed, though the recent Halloween: H20 for 1 cent didn't!) but a lot of their catalogue is not even in 4k, or at least when it goes on sale it's not the 4k version. The TV app also has a historically terrible user interface.
Google Play: Play Movies & TV / Google just doesn't care about their movies and the sales are just meh. Movies & TV is just a side job to them. Tbh Google is mostly good for wishlisting movies because they have a comprehensive catalogue of movies that aren't even available to stream/buy unlike the other companies that really only catalogue the movies they sell. This could help you favorite your top movies, even if they're not able to be purchased anywhere. Perk to Google Play is that Google Opinion Rewards is an easy way to get Google credit (if you're okay with a company tracking your location) by answering mundane questions about businesses you visit and uploading receipts. This could make up for the lack of sales for some people. Also, Google Play is notorious for not doing Complete Series bundles and only selling shows season by season, which is frustrating.
Microsoft Movies & TV: Only useful if you exclusively watch your movies on an xbox/laptop/desktop, as the app is only available on Xbox or Windows products. This would probably be the best movie ecosystem if not for that limitation – their sales are pretty good and the points system is very useful even after it was recently overhauled.
The first three I've probably seen 100 times. Can't remember the last time I saw the last 2. Anyway, only tangentially related to Red October, Crimson Tide is $5 at Apple and it's MA but not in 4k. Totally different sub movies but I love 'em both.
Oh, and great deal!
ITunes: A lot of people prefer iTunes because they have a tendency to auto-upgrade HD purchases to 4K for no extra charge. It really depends what ecosystem you're invested in, though, as historically Apple purchases are soft-locked to Apple devices (not sure if that's changing with the new Apple TV+ app coming to Android. Edit: can confirm app does not have ability to stream purchases)
Vudu: FaH/Vudu has historically been convenient because you can get it on more devices and their sales are pretty good as this is a movie-oriented company. They also gave the Disc-to-Digital program which was popular for usually nefarious reasons to get a bunch of cheap $2 movies
Amazon Prime: Prime has lots of price glitches (some of which get reversed, though the recent Halloween: H20 for 1 cent didn't!) but a lot of their catalogue is not even in 4k, or at least when it goes on sale it's not the 4k version. The TV app also has a historically terrible user interface.
Google Play: Play Movies & TV / Google just doesn't care about their movies and the sales are just meh. Movies & TV is just a side job to them. Tbh Google is mostly good for wishlisting movies because they have a comprehensive catalogue of movies that aren't even available to stream/buy unlike the other companies that really only catalogue the movies they sell. This could help you favorite your top movies, even if they're not able to be purchased anywhere. Perk to Google Play is that Google Opinion Rewards is an easy way to get Google credit (if you're okay with a company tracking your location) by answering mundane questions about businesses you visit and uploading receipts. This could make up for the lack of sales for some people. Also, Google Play is notorious for not doing Complete Series bundles and only selling shows season by season, which is frustrating.
Microsoft Movies & TV: Only useful if you exclusively watch your movies on an xbox/laptop/desktop, as the app is only available on Xbox or Windows products. This would probably be the best movie ecosystem if not for that limitation – their sales are pretty good and the points system is very useful even after it was recently overhauled.
For instance, on this deal, two of the movies out of the five at Apple have the audio description track, while none of them have it at fandango at home
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I'm currently using Bluray dot com's My Movies app on iOS for my physical media. I have had to manually add all of them but you can scan the bar codes which makes it a bit easier.
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