FanFlix is offering their
Paramount Pictures: Build Your Own Bundle of Thrills (various digital films) on sale
5 for $10 listed below.
Thanks to community member
kenmikec for finding this deal
Note, must select (5) digital films from the sale to checkout.
Example Title(s)
- Minority Report (2002) (4K)
- John Carpenter's Escape From LA (1996) (4K)
- Gladiator: Extended Cut (2000) (4K)
- The Untouchables (1987) (4K)
- Ghost in the Shell (2017) (4K)
- Aeon Flux (2005) (4K)
- Terminator: Dark Fate (2019) (4K)
- The Running Man (1987) (4K)
- Chinatown (1974) (4K)
- The Italian Job (2003) (4K)
- The Island (2005) (HD)
- City of God (2002) (HD)
- Gangs of New York (2002) (HD)
- Road to Perdition (2002) (HD)
- Equilibrium (2002) (HD)
- & Many More
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This Paramount digital bundle stands out for packing a lot of strong titles into a low price, with Minority Report, Equilibrium, Road to Perdition, Escape from L.A., and City of God drawing the most interest. The UHD upgrade on Minority Report and the chance to fill collection gaps with new additions or extended editions add to the appeal, and the $2 apiece math looks especially strong. The main catch is portability, since these purchases do not work with Movies Anywhere and are tied to Fandango at Home or FAH, with Apple redemption unavailable. It is a solid value if the platform limits do not matter.
The bundle can be strong value when upgrading to UHD, especially for Minority Report alone.
The promo includes a majority of excellent titles rather than mostly filler movies.
Redeeming through Fandango at Home can let you watch all titles from Anywhere after redemption.
The deal can help fill gaps by adding extended editions that were previously only available via physical purchases.
Only half of Minority Report was upgraded to UHD, which can make the upgrade feel incomplete.
The titles reportedly do not port to Movies Anywhere or Apple TV, which can limit playback options.
Fandango at Home reportedly does not work outside the United States, which can require a VPN while traveling.
The digital "own" wording can be misleading because it does not equal owning streaming rights outright.
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On a flip note, we've been paying so much money for these movies to "add to our library" but I wonder how long these will last until they start removing movies or asking to charge us "per view" fee starting at few cents and going up per watch due to "bandwidth and data center costs"
I wish we could save these movies locally somehow.
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I just did it for an entire month in Seoul, S. Korea and it worked PERFECTLY!
Minority Report, Equilibrium, Road to Perdition, and Escape from LA would all be new additions to my collection. And might upgrade Untouchables to UHD as I'd planned to rewatch that recently.
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