This Movie Deal Lets You Pick 5 Movies in 4K Digital for Just $15

Here’s a terrific deal on a selection of digital HD movies both new and classic. Fandango at Home is running a mix-and-match sale that lets you pick five digital movies to buy for a total of $15 . The selection has 52 movies, some of which are newer releases, like One Battle After Another and Superman (2025), while others are all-time classics, like The Wizard of Oz, Unforgiven, and Citizen Kane. It’s a great deal, but it’s unclear when it will end, so if you see five you want, grab them sooner than later.

As a bonus, most of the options on this list are Movies Anywhere eligible . That means, once you sign up for a free Movies Anywhere account and connect your accounts, you’ll be able to stream these movies from apps like Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play, YouTube, and more. You can check any particular movie's MA eligibility by searching for it here .

The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (Extended Edition)

The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (Extended Edition)

Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore

Just glancing at this list, I can easily find five movies worth picking up. One Battle After Another is Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest, starring Leonardo DiCaprio; it’s a romp. James Gunn’s 2025 Superman is a certified fresh winner. Paddington 2 isn’t all that old, but I’m not shy about declaring it a timeless masterpiece already.

Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut and Full Metal Jacket are on the list. Elf is a holiday classic my household watches each December without fail. Training Day got Denzel his Best Actor Oscar. Unforgiven is Clint Eastwood’s unforgettable Western. And I get the impression that Citizen Kane is the Citizen Kane of movies.

In fact, it’s actually harder to find a movie that’s not worth checking out on here. So go nuts and grab some movies. If you’re worried about losing access to your digital library at some point when Fandango decides you shouldn't have them anymore, you can let go of your fears, because each of these movies costs just $3, which is less than I spent on a pumpkin spiced latte yesterday. And that was gone 20 minutes after I bought it.

In other home movie news, you can get Resident Evil (2026) is already up for preorder in a fancy 4K steelbook edition. So is Steven Spielberg's Hook . For more, check out all the upcoming 4K and Blu-ray releases .

Chris Reed is a senior commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's LEGO coverage and maintains the upcoming release dates articles for video games , LEGO sets , and 4K Blu-rays . You can follow him on Bluesky .