Gruv's 2-for-$24 sale includes some of 2024's biggest releases
There are plenty of great deals to be found, but a few standouts include The Lord of the Rings 4K trilogy for $41.99 ($25.81 off), which is nearly matching its Black Friday low. Along with all three movies in the series, it also includes the extended versions. Another highlight is HBO's Chernobyl on 4K Blu-ray, with the complete series available for just $14.99, down from $39.99.
The best offer, though, is a 2-for-$24 deal featuring some of the biggest 4K Blu-ray releases from the past few years. The promo extends to over 65 movies, including recent films from the past year like The Wild Robot, Dune: Part Two, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and Godzilla Minus One.The sale includes older hits too, ranging from Oppenheimer and The Super Mario Bros. Movie to The Matrix. You'll even find classics from decades ago sprinkled in, like The Shining and Casablanca.
Just be sure to act fast – the sale ends today, May 23.
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