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A niche pick for classic film collectors, this Nick Nolte musical-comedy from Sondheim and James L. Brooks had its songs cut before release, making the Blu-ray a rare chance to see it as filmed; it's $3 off the $34 list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans deep enough into the series to want the collector's extras will get the most out of this box set, since premium editions like this rarely see much movement on price otherwise. At $110.99, that's $88.99 (45%) off the $199.98 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

A coming-of-age drama following a young gay man navigating identity and intimacy, Sebastian is worth picking up if you want something character-driven and quietly observed. At $14, that's about $2 off the $15 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Horror collectors who appreciate restored classic prints will want this one, and at $20 off, it's priced at half the $40 list. Buy Now at Walmart

A 1987 neo-noir thriller set in New Orleans with Dennis Quaid and Ellen Barkin, worth picking up if you want a physical copy of a film that doesn't always show up on streaming. At $13, that's about $2 off the list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Universal's original 1932 horror classic gets a 4K restoration here, which suits collectors who want the Karloff era looking sharp rather than just streaming a soft transfer. Walmart has it for $17, about $13 off the $30 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Cult-favorite absurdity aside, the 4K transfer is a genuine upgrade if you're building out a physical collection, and Walmart has it for $24.94, about $14 (37%) off the $39.31 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Two of Keaton's earliest feature-length films on a single Blu-ray disc, "Three Ages" (1923) and "Our Hospitality" (1923), both considered essential viewing for anyone exploring silent film comedy. At $15, it's 50% off the $30 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans of 80s sci-fi comedy or Joe Dante's work will want this one on the shelf, especially if your current copy is still on DVD or VHS quality. It's a solid pick for anyone building out a physical media collection now that streaming availability for older titles keeps shifting around. Buy Now at Walmart

A 1938 Paramount comedy starring Bob Hope and Martha Raye, this one appeals to classic Hollywood fans or collectors filling out their pre-war era libraries. At $12, that's roughly $9 off the $21 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

The 1991 Kenneth Branagh thriller about a detective and an amnesiac woman linked by a decades-old murder case, Dead Again holds up well as a stylish neo-noir and is $16 on Blu-ray, about $3 off the list price. Buy Now at Walmart

A documentary spanning the civil rights movement from the Montgomery Bus Boycott through Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, this three-hour film was originally released in 1970 and features footage of King alongside commentary from prominent figures of the era. At $13, that's about $2 off the $15 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

A collectors-oriented release aimed at fans of the 1998 Sam Raimi thriller who want the best available home video version, with the 4K upgrade and limited edition packaging being the main draws here. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans who grew up with the series will appreciate this reunion special featuring the cast reflecting on all eight films, and at $8, it's $12 below the $20 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Star Wars fans upgrading their collection will appreciate having this milestone anniversary set in 4K, and at $32.18, that's $13.80 off the $45.98 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Horror fans building out a physical collection will want this one, especially with the franchise's shared universe making it worth watching in order; at $20.49, that's about $2.50 off the $22.99 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Fans of the 1982 Schwarzenegger classic get commentary tracks, deleted scenes, and behind-the-scenes features packed into this two-disc set, priced $7.56 below the $27.55 list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

A pick for collectors of Peter Greenaway's work or arthouse cinephiles wanting this restored in 4K, though at $39.99 you're paying essentially the same as the $39.95 list price with no real discount here. Buy Now at Walmart

Horror fans who enjoy a good jump scare will want this set for movie night, and at $37.17 you're paying about $5 less than the $42 list price. Buy Now at Walmart