Best movie deals: From 4K releases to cheap DVDs - 15 February, 2021

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Few new movies to choose from this week in our best disc deal round, but there are quite a few fresh catalogue titles, which continue to be the main story of the physical disc market at the moment.

Still plenty to choose from, though.

Best new releases

This week, do keep a look out for the latest new DC animated feature, Batman: Soul Of The Dragon. It’s 15-certificate – something out of reach of the main Batman films – and available on DVD and Blu-ray. Plus the overlooked family film The Secret Garden, that undeservedly got lost a little over the past months.

Buy it: Batman: Soul of the Dragon on Blu-ray | £11.99 from Amazon

Buy it: Batman: Soul of the Dragon with Limited Edition Minifig on Blu-ray | £14.99 from HMV

Buy it: The Secret Garden on Blu-ray | £14.99 from Amazon

Watch a trailer for The Secret Garden

Pick of the catalogue releases? How about a trio of Jean-Claude Van Damme-headlined favourites. Heading to Blu-ray in limited quantities are Nowhere to Run, Double Team and Maximum Risk.

Buy it: Nowhere To Run on Blu-ray | £14.99 from Amazon

Buy it: Double Team on Blu-ray | £14.99 from Amazon

Buy it: Maximum Risk on Blu-ray | £14.99 from Amazon

Best movies on sale

Jessie Buckley delivers yet another standout performance in the title role of Wild Rose, and the superb film has fallen under a fiver on DVD now. That’s a good place to start.

Buy it: Wild Rose on DVD | £4.99 from Amazon

You can reacquaint yourself with the three Brendan Fraser-headlined The Mummy movies for under £9 on Blu over at Zavvi meanwhile, while the official Warner Bros shop has dropped prices on a bunch of 70s movies.

Buy it: The Mummy Trilogy on Blu-ray | £8.99 from Zavvi

Look out for A Clockwork Orange and Rocky on Blu-ray for £7.99 each. Perhaps the best deal at the moment at the Warners store though gets you every Bond movie for £59.99.

Buy it: Rocky on Blu-ray | £7.99 from Warner Bros. Shop

Buy it: A Clockwork Orange on Blu-ray | £7.99 from Warner Bros. Shop

Buy it: The James Bond Collection 1-24 on Blu-ray | £59.99 from Warner Bros. Shop

Best 4K deals

Zavvi has dropped the price on a some 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray boxsets. The best deal covers the first eight Fast & Furious movies on the format for under £50. That’s a hefty reduction on what you’d have been paying last year. Other notable price drops see Edgar Wright’s The Cornetto Trilogy down to £26.99 for three films, and a five-disc action set of 4Ks for £24.99.

Buy it: Fast & Furious 1-8 on 4K Ultra HD | £49.99 from Zavvi

Buy it: The World's End Boxset - Cornetto Trilogy on 4K Ultra HD | £26.99 from Zavvi

Buy it: 4K Action Box Set on 4K Ultra HD | £24.99 from Zavvi

Best special offers

Amazon has dropped the price on a collection of film and television boxsets, if you’re looking for another binge whilst we await the end of lockdown. Plenty to pick from, too.

On the film side, you can now pick up all six Resident Evil movies on Blu for under £16

Buy it: Resident Evil: The Complete Collection on Blu-ray | £15.40 from Amazon

If you’ve not yet had the pleasure of Breaking Bad meanwhile, then a 21-disc set with every single episode will now set you back £23.95 on DVD, and a few quid more on Blu-ray. You’d be hard-pressed not to get value for money for that too.

Buy it: Breaking Bad: The Complete Series on DVD | £23.95 from Amazon

Buy it: Breaking Bad: The Complete Series on Blu-ray | £30.28 from Amazon

All seven seasons of the less-seen but still terrific The Shield are now selling for £32 all in as well. And if you need cheering up, you can take home every episode ever made of comedy classic Seinfeld for under £34.

Buy it: The Shield: The Complete Collection on DVD | £31.99 from Amazon

Buy it: Seinfeld: The Complete Series on DVD | £33.70 from Amazon

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