AppleInsider Staff
Apple frequently places movies on sale, and this week is no exception. As we roll into the weekend, here's the latest batch of movies that you can get on the cheap for weekend watching.
This Weekend Only: Goofball Comedies
- Napoleon Dynamite, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Office Space, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - This is the End, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Pineapple Express, was
$12.99now $4.99 - Dazed and Confused, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Friday, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Super Troopers 2, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - The Big Lebowski, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Superbad, was
$12.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Idiocracy, was
$9.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon]
Spotlight Deals
Apple also highlights movies under $10 each week, usually themed according to a major movie release. This week includes feel-good movies likely from the release of new Peter Pan take, "Wendy," and creatures from beyond due to the release of monster movie "Underwater."
Feel Good Movies
- Bohemian Rhapsody, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - The Proposal, was
$17.99now 4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Pretty Woman, was
$17.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - The Greatest Showman, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Under the Tuscan Sun, was
$17.99now 4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - The Devil Wears Prada, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - 50 First Dates, was
$12.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Chef, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - School of Rock, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - There's Something About Mary, was
$14.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon]
Creatures From Beyond
- Signs, was
$17.99now $7.99 [Also available at Amazon] - The Thing from Another World (1951), was
$9.99now $4.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Predator, was
$14.99now $7.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Alien: Covenant, was
$14.99now $7.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Prometheus, was
$14.99now $7.99 [Also available at Amazon] - The Thing (1982), was
$14.99now $7.99 [Also available at Amazon] - E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, was
$14.99now $7.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Godzilla: King of the Monsters, was
$14.99now $9.99 [Also available at Amazon] - The Thing (2011), was
$14.99now $7.99 [Also available at Amazon] - Alien, was
$14.99now $7.99 [Also available at Amazon]
Movie release spotlight
Movies release every Tuesday or Friday, and this is AppleInsider's new movie pick of the week. New movies can only usually be purchased without a rental option, or if it is a movie theater early release, it can only be rented for a premium.
The latest from Dreamworks is "Trolls World Tour" and can be rented as an early theater release for $19.99 from iTunes (or for the same price at Amazon). This movie will keep the kids entertained, at least for the 48-hour rental window, with its silly comedy and extremely colorful storytelling.
$0.99 Movie rental of the week
iTunes showcases its top staff pick for $0.99 movie rental of the week, reduced from the normal $6.99 cost of renting an HD or 4K movie.
This weeks rental of the week is "Peanut Butter Falcon" which stars Shia LaBeouf and features a breakout performance from Zach Gottsagen. The story follows a young man with Down's syndrome running away from a nursing home to attend a wrestling school of his idol. [Also available at Amazon]
TV Show Bundles
- Bob's Burgers, was
$99.99now $39.99 - Two and a Half Men, was
$119.99now $49.99 - True Blood, was
$149.99now $49.99 - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, was
$69.99now $39.99 - Futurama, was
$49.99now $24.99
This page is updated every week, so be sure to check back in for updates as we all shelter in place from coronavirus.
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