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Prime Members: Iconic Films of the 1980's 10-Film Collection (4K/HD Digital)

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Amazon Services LLC via Amazon has Iconic Films of the 1980's 10-Film Collection (4K/HD Digital Film) on sale for $7.99 valid for Amazon Prime Members only.

Thanks to community member DanMan5464 for finding this deal

Note, must login to your account w/ an active Prime membership for discount (Prime Member discount of $2 will apply)

Includes
  • Witness (1985) (4K)
  • Airplane! (1980) (4K)
  • Flashdance (1983) (4K)
  • Pretty in Pink (1986) (4K)
  • Beverly Hills Cop (1984) (4K)
  • Footloose (1984) (HD)
  • Better of Dead (1985) (HD)
  • Crocodile Dundee (1986) (HD)
  • Terms of Endearment (1983) (HD)
  • Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) (HD)

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  • Price Research
    • At the time of research, this product is $2 lower (20.02% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices ranging from $9.99 (this deal will roughly cost $0.79/digital film)
  • About the Deal
    • Experience 10 classic films from the 1980's from wisecracking cops and disaster spoofs to unforgettable romances and coming-of-age adventures, this collection captures the comedy, heart, and style of a legendary decade
    • Offer valid promotional offer/discount last
  • Additional Details
    • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more
    • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available
    • Film are not Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible; may only be viewed on the Amazon platform after purchase

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Amazon Services LLC via Amazon has Iconic Films of the 1980's 10-Film Collection (4K/HD Digital Film) on sale for $7.99 valid for Amazon Prime Members only.

Thanks to community member DanMan5464 for finding this deal

Note, must login to your account w/ an active Prime membership for discount (Prime Member discount of $2 will apply)

Includes
  • Witness (1985) (4K)
  • Airplane! (1980) (4K)
  • Flashdance (1983) (4K)
  • Pretty in Pink (1986) (4K)
  • Beverly Hills Cop (1984) (4K)
  • Footloose (1984) (HD)
  • Better of Dead (1985) (HD)
  • Crocodile Dundee (1986) (HD)
  • Terms of Endearment (1983) (HD)
  • Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) (HD)

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • Price Research
    • At the time of research, this product is $2 lower (20.02% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices ranging from $9.99 (this deal will roughly cost $0.79/digital film)
  • About the Deal
    • Experience 10 classic films from the 1980's from wisecracking cops and disaster spoofs to unforgettable romances and coming-of-age adventures, this collection captures the comedy, heart, and style of a legendary decade
    • Offer valid promotional offer/discount last
  • Additional Details
    • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more
    • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available
    • Film are not Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible; may only be viewed on the Amazon platform after purchase

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radiographer1
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Always remember, that these are borrowed movies, you don't own this, ever. Physical ownership is the way.
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jabba359
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Except in reality, I am capable of ripping my disks to drives (RAID for redundancy), backing them up in the event of disc degradation. I've had about a dozen discs go bad over the years out of over a thousand, so about a 1% failure rate, with a couple of them being hard to replace. I can also host my files so they're accessible for streaming. On top of that, physical media tends to have more special features, for those into that sort of thing, as well as better bit rates, compression, and audio options. Not to mention that a large percentage of physical purchases include digital copies, so you're getting all the benefits of the digital purchases and physical, often at a similar price point to digital only.

Digital purchases, on the other hand, can't be backed up in the event they get pulled (or edited/censored). If they get pulled, they're just gone.

Outside of Apple (who often upgrade HD to 4K at no additional cost), "forced rebuys" is the same between physical and digital. Wanna upgrade from SD to HD? It's going to cost you on both. HD to 4K. Gonna cost you as well.

They both have their plusses and minuses, but for me, the security (even with the extra expense for my backups) of physical media purchases is worth it. In the case of digital bundles like this, the price is so low that I'm happy to purchase just for the convenience (though I'd still buy physical copies of the movies I really love).
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ISARYesterday 4:11 PM
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Amazon is not being clear about their movies. Are these in 4K or not when I buy it?
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DanMan5464Yesterday 4:17 PM
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Quote from ISAR View quoted comment :
Amazon is not being clear about their movies. Are these in 4K or not when I buy it?
Airplane! (UHD)

Flashdance (UHD)

Terms of Endearment (HD)

Footloose (HD)

Beverly Hills Cop (UHD)

Witness (UHD)

Better Off Dead (CBS Legacy) (HD)

Pretty in Pink (UHD)

'Crocodile' Dundee (HD)

Ferris bueller's day off (HD)
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taipanYesterday 4:21 PM
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Quote from recalderon View quoted comment :
FAH has this bundle for $9.99
Thank you. If you've picked up any of the recent 20% off GCs for FAH (like I have), you can essentially get this same price there.
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Quote from taipan View quoted comment :
Thank you. If you've picked up any of the recent 20% off GCs for FAH (like I have), you can essentially get this same price there.
Keep in mind though that this bundle is only in 1080p HD on Fandango I believe
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skilaufenhaseYesterday 5:53 PM
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Quote from radiographer1 View quoted comment :
Always remember, that these are borrowed movies, you don't own this, ever. Physical ownership is the way.
The legal purist argument—that "you don't own digital, you only buy a revocable license, so physical is vastly superior"—is legally accurate in theory, but practically blind in reality. It treats physical ownership as an eternal, frictionless ideal while ignoring hardware obsolescence, forced rebuy cycles, physical degradation, and daily utility.
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jabba359Yesterday 6:45 PM
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Quote from skilaufenhase View quoted comment :
The legal purist argument—that "you don't own digital, you only buy a revocable license, so physical is vastly superior"—is legally accurate in theory, but practically blind in reality. It treats physical ownership as an eternal, frictionless ideal while ignoring hardware obsolescence, forced rebuy cycles, physical degradation, and daily utility.
Except in reality, I am capable of ripping my disks to drives (RAID for redundancy), backing them up in the event of disc degradation. I've had about a dozen discs go bad over the years out of over a thousand, so about a 1% failure rate, with a couple of them being hard to replace. I can also host my files so they're accessible for streaming. On top of that, physical media tends to have more special features, for those into that sort of thing, as well as better bit rates, compression, and audio options. Not to mention that a large percentage of physical purchases include digital copies, so you're getting all the benefits of the digital purchases and physical, often at a similar price point to digital only.

Digital purchases, on the other hand, can't be backed up in the event they get pulled (or edited/censored). If they get pulled, they're just gone.

Outside of Apple (who often upgrade HD to 4K at no additional cost), "forced rebuys" is the same between physical and digital. Wanna upgrade from SD to HD? It's going to cost you on both. HD to 4K. Gonna cost you as well.

They both have their plusses and minuses, but for me, the security (even with the extra expense for my backups) of physical media purchases is worth it. In the case of digital bundles like this, the price is so low that I'm happy to purchase just for the convenience (though I'd still buy physical copies of the movies I really love).
Last edited by jabba359 October 13, 2026 at 11:51 AM.
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JasonMKYesterday 7:56 PM
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Great deal, but I already own some. Trying to decide if $8 is worth the remaining few I'd be interested in...

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PwnyExpressYesterday 8:06 PM
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Quote from dealappeals View quoted comment :
I spent like twice this for Better Off Dead alone years ago
I want my two dollars
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dealsambaYesterday 9:30 PM
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Where is the AppleTV link?
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dealsambaYesterday 9:30 PM
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AppleTV has this for $9.99.
Please share the link. Can't find it...
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DanMan5464Yesterday 10:11 PM
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Please share the link. Can't find it...
https://tv.apple.com/us/movie-bun...9iyclozmhn
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fbuellerYesterday 10:14 PM
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No MA, I'll ride the high seas. Thanks though.
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chiropteranYesterday 11:29 PM
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Great deal. A few movies I don't care for, and I already owned Airplane, but it's easily worth it just for Beverly Hills Cop and Farris Bueller's Day Off, the rest are just a bonus.
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FatmanOSUYesterday 11:47 PM
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Such a great collection. My techs need to watch these.

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Quote from jabba359 View quoted comment :
Except in reality, I am capable of ripping my disks to drives (RAID for redundancy), backing them up in the event of disc degradation. I've had about a dozen discs go bad over the years out of over a thousand, so about a 1% failure rate, with a couple of them being hard to replace. I can also host my files so they're accessible for streaming. On top of that, physical media tends to have more special features, for those into that sort of thing, as well as better bit rates, compression, and audio options. Not to mention that a large percentage of physical purchases include digital copies, so you're getting all the benefits of the digital purchases and physical, often at a similar price point to digital only.Digital purchases, on the other hand, can't be backed up in the event they get pulled (or edited/censored). If they get pulled, they're just gone.Outside of Apple (who often upgrade HD to 4K at no additional cost), "forced rebuys" is the same between physical and digital. Wanna upgrade from SD to HD? It's going to cost you on both. HD to 4K. Gonna cost you as well.They both have their plusses and minuses, but for me, the security (even with the extra expense for my backups) of physical media purchases is worth it. In the case of digital bundles like this, the price is so low that I'm happy to purchase just for the convenience (though I'd still buy physical copies of the movies I really love).
Backing up physical discs like this is technically illegal because you have to bypass the copy protection. And if you don't care about whether obtaining your backup happens in an illegal way, it's simple to download a backup copy of any digital media you have purchased at any time. So your argument doesn't really move the needle.

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