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Amazon has select 4K Ultra HD Movies (various titles) on sale 2 for $25 listed below. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Community Member neomatrixviper for sharing this deal.

Note: Must add (2) qualifying items to cart for discount to apply at final checkout. Must be sold/shipped by Amazon

Available:

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • Price Research
    • This deal will run you roughly $12.50/title; good deal if you're looking for any physical movies in this list
  • About the Deal
    • Must select (2) qualifying products for discount to apply at final checkout
    • Some films may not include digital code/copy
    • Product is eligible for refund/replacement within 30-days of purchase
    • Offer valid while promotional discount/supplies last
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I would look into the Panasonic UB420 or 450 depending on the TV you have. Higher end and OLEDs usually have pretty decent upscaling abilities.

I picked up the 420 used for about $150 and it's been great for my needs. It doesn't support Dolby Vision, but I wasn't too concerned with that since I wanted the better upscaling in exchange since I still buy and own quite a few Blu-Rays. Plus my TV isn't OLED and doesn't upscale much if any.

The 450 supports dolby vision but doesn't have the same chip for HDR optimization or upscaling.

Key Specifications Compared

HDR Formats:

UB420: Supports HDR10 and HDR10+, but lacks Dolby Vision.
UB450: Supports HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision.

Video Processing & Upscaling:

UB420: Features Panasonic's HCX (Hollywood Cinema Experience) processor and an HDR Optimizer that tone-maps bright highlights for displays or projectors.
UB450: Lacks the dedicated HDR Optimizer feature and relies on your TV's built-in dynamic tone mapping.

Networking & Connectivity:

UB420: Includes built-in Wi-Fi.
UB450: Lacks built-in Wi-Fi (relies on a wired Ethernet connection for network features).

Audio & Outputs: Both models feature dual HDMI outputs (one for video, one for audio) to prevent compatibility issues with older soundbars or receivers, and both support high-resolution audio formats like FLAC, WAV, ALAC, and DSD.
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Prime membership only.
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MemorableSuit793
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An Xbox works. The One S can be had for quite cheap and it will play 4K Blu-rays, and if you have any kids they can even play games.
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The deal is for 4K UHD movies, with standout value when the titles are ones that benefit from a proper 4K Blu ray setup. The strongest praise centers on the picture quality of discs like 2001 A Space Odyssey and Jaws, and the price can land a little over $8 per title when buying four. A proper player matters for full audio and video quality, since consoles do not handle 4K Blu ray as well and PS4 does not play it at all. Dolby Vision is a recurring limitation here, so the set fits best if your setup does not depend on it.

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Oct 2, 2026 7:02 PM
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supermanrobOct 2, 2026 7:02 PM
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Quote from a31x View quoted comment :
I would look into the Panasonic UB420 or 450 depending on the TV you have. Higher end and OLEDs usually have pretty decent upscaling abilities. I picked up the 420 used for about $150 and it's been great for my needs. It doesn't support Dolby Vision, but I wasn't too concerned with that since I wanted the better upscaling in exchange since I still buy and own quite a few Blu-Rays. Plus my TV isn't OLED and doesn't upscale much if any.The 450 supports dolby vision but doesn't have the same chip for HDR optimization or upscaling.Key Specifications Compared
  • HDR Formats:
    • UB420: Supports HDR10 and HDR10+, but lacks Dolby Vision.
    • UB450: Supports HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision.
  • Video Processing & Upscaling:
    • UB420: Features Panasonic's HCX (Hollywood Cinema Experience) processor and an HDR Optimizer that tone-maps bright highlights for displays or projectors.
    • UB450: Lacks the dedicated HDR Optimizer feature and relies on your TV's built-in dynamic tone mapping.
  • Networking & Connectivity:
    • UB420: Includes built-in Wi-Fi.
    • UB450: Lacks built-in Wi-Fi (relies on a wired Ethernet connection for network features).
  • Audio & Outputs: Both models feature dual HDMI outputs (one for video, one for audio) to prevent compatibility issues with older soundbars or receivers, and both support high-resolution audio formats like FLAC, WAV, ALAC, and DSD.
I would add/clarify Panasonic's HCX chipset(upscaling) & HDR Optimizer chip(tone mapping) are the chips used in their 820 & 9000 models.
They are also used in their prior well regarded Oled displays.
Their current/new Oled displays use the new HCX II chipset.

Imo I would give up DV before those chipsets.
Especially since DV isn't/can't be manipulated(tone mapped), it's built in.
Display quality mainly dictates performance.
There is no standard to HDR tone mapping.
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UniqueBike2805Oct 2, 2026 7:15 PM
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I bought some recently but I don't have a 4k dvd player. Any recommendations on a good one that doesn't break the bank?
Xbox one S/X
Oct 2, 2026 7:17 PM
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supermanrobOct 2, 2026 7:17 PM
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Quote from MemorableSuit793 View quoted comment :
An Xbox works. The One S can be had for quite cheap and it will play 4K Blu-rays, and if you have any kids they can even play games.
That does work but not nearly as well.
Should not be a surprise, it's a game console 1st.

Not to mention they do not offer Dolby Vision disc support.
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Quote from savirc View quoted comment :
I bought some recently but I don't have a 4k dvd player. Any recommendations on a good one that doesn't break the bank?
Stay away from Sony. Panasonic is best.
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OplixOct 2, 2026 8:26 PM
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We're less than 2 months away from Black Friday. These will go for 3 for $33.
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Gojira Minus One is AWESOME.
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lc49Oct 2, 2026 9:19 PM
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Quote from savirc View quoted comment :
I bought some recently but I don't have a 4k dvd player. Any recommendations on a good one that doesn't break the bank?
I was going to say a PS5, but then I am a couple of years too late.

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Oct 2, 2026 9:37 PM
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dollardogOct 2, 2026 9:37 PM
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Got 2001: A Space Odyssey and Jaws. Those are some of the most visually stunning 4K transfers from what I've heard.

Now just waiting for Alien and Blade Runner 2049 to go on sale so I can add them to my collection.
Oct 2, 2026 9:47 PM
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Blangachang85Oct 2, 2026 9:47 PM
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Quote from savirc View quoted comment :
I bought some recently but I don't have a 4k dvd player. Any recommendations on a good one that doesn't break the bank?
Used PS4? Used Xbox One?
Oct 2, 2026 11:54 PM
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caddyman8538Oct 2, 2026 11:54 PM
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Prime membership only.
Why is this comment down voted? I went to see the titles and could not because I don't have prime.
Oct 3, 2026 3:45 AM
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trabajandoOct 3, 2026 3:45 AM
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Quote from Blangachang85 View quoted comment :
Used PS4? Used Xbox One?
PS4 doesn't do 4K blu ray. But yeah the Xbox One does.
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SHIZNICKMASTAOct 3, 2026 4:31 AM
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Quote from supermanrob View quoted comment :

I would add/clarify Panasonic's HCX chipset(upscaling) & HDR Optimizer chip(tone mapping) are the chips used in their 820 & 9000 models.
They are also used in their prior well regarded Oled displays.
Their current/new Oled displays use the new HCX II chipset.

Imo I would give up DV before those chipsets.
Especially since DV isn't/can't be manipulated(tone mapped), it's built in.
Display quality mainly dictates performance.
There is no standard to HDR tone mapping.
Depending on the tv this can be bad advice. Dolby Vision makes a huge difference is some films and if you have a new tv especially Oled the UB 450 is the much better option with DV because the tv with much newer tech will do an even better job processing the raw data then the chipset in the Panasonic players.
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supermanrobOct 3, 2026 5:50 PM
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Quote from SHIZNICKMASTA View quoted comment :
Depending on the tv this can be bad advice. Dolby Vision makes a huge difference is some films and if you have a new tv especially Oled the UB 450 is the much better option with DV because the tv with much newer tech will do an even better job processing the raw data then the chipset in the Panasonic players.
Yes the quality of your display does play a role.

DV vs HDR differences varies widely.
Mainly because DV transfers vary widely & can't be manipulated.
HDR is & there is no standard how.
Panasonic's Optimizer is probably the best at it.

Not to mention not every movie offers DV.
The "processing" in the 420/820 is the same in Panasonic's flagship Oled displays.

You can look at Samsung as an example to how crucial DV is(or isn't).
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kbrinaldiOct 3, 2026 8:59 PM
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Quote from dollardog View quoted comment :
Got 2001: A Space Odyssey and Jaws. Those are some of the most visually stunning 4K transfers from what I've heard. Now just waiting for Alien and Blade Runner 2049 to go on sale so I can add them to my collection.
Blade runner (both) on sale at gruv

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