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Over on Amazon, there are a lot of Blu-rays that have been discounted ahead of next week’s two-day Prime Day sale, and many notable movies and TV shows are eligible for buy two, get one free. The catalog includes a great selection of Batman and Spider-Man media. Check out all of the super(hero) highlights below. In case you didn’t know, Amazon’s promotion is in response to the Target Circle Week sale’s B2G1 free sale, so you can also save big on Blu-rays at Target through July 13.
B2G1 Free Batman Blu-rays
- Batman: The Complete Animated Series (Blu-ray) — $50 ($
80) - Batman Beyond: The Complete Series (Blu-ray) — $33 ($
36) - The Batman (2004): The Complete Series (Blu-ray) — $38
- Batman: The Dark Knight Trilogy (4K) — $42.50 ($
71) - Batman: 80th Anniversary Collection (Blu-ray) — $63 ($
90) - The Dark Knight (4K) — $21.50 ($
24) - Joker (4K) — $21 ($
25) - The Batman (4K) — $15.50 ($
34) - Batman 1989 (4K) — $22
- Batman Forever (4K) — $18
- Batman: The Long Halloween Deluxe Edition (Blu-ray) — $16.60 ($
24) - Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (4K) — $25 ($
34) - Batman: Year One (4K) — $16.50
- Batman: The Doom That Came To Gotham (4K) — $27
- The New Adventures of Batman: The Complete Collection BD (Blu-ray) – $18.30 ($
30)
B2G1 Free Spider-Man Blu-rays
- Spider-verse Two-Movie Collector’s Edition (4K) — $66 ($
120) - Spider-Man: The Sam Raimi Trilogy (4K) — $46 ($
76) - Spider-Man: No Way Home (4K) — $30 ($
56) - Spider-Man: Far from Home (4K) — $18.60 ($
31) - Spider-Man: The New Animated Series – Special Edition (DVD) — $9 ($
15)
The idea of Michael Keaton starring as the Caped Crusader was surprising to say the least, but 35 years later, Batman (1989) is heavily regarded as one of the best Batman movies of all time. This 4K release captures all of that dark gothic glory, Jack Nicholson stealing every scene he’s in as the Joker, and all of those wonderful toys, along with a stacked selection of extras chronicling just how this film came to be.
For something more modern, you can check out Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy. A heavily grounded take on Batman, these films were massive blockbusters upon release and look stunning in ultra-high-definition. Christian Bale was a terrific Batman, Heath Ledger’s Joker was still incredibly unsettling, and we still wish we could go for a spin in that Batmobile. Shifting from cinema to television, there are also some excellent deals to check out here.
