Netflix - Unfortunately, The Force is not with Netflix on this one.Walmart, too, has a $90 bundle deal that can be picked-up in store. It's unclear what bonus features, if any, iTunes includes for the price.įinally, the six films can also be purchased through the Microsoft Store for $94.99, the PlayStation Store for $99.99, Verizon Fios for $106.99, and on VUDU for $99.99. Star Wars: Rebels is also available for purchase.Īll six films are also available for purchase through Apple for $89.99 in HD.
The bundle price also includes "all 72 extras" (Collider has a breakdown of the bonus features). "Star Wars: The Digital Movie Collection" can be purchased for $89.99 on Google Play in HD - a $9 discount from the April release price. Individual Blu-Rays are going for $13 to $16 (while you can nab a VHS version for just $2), but unless you get them soon through Prime (or pay for expedited shipping, which sort of defeats the purpose of buying them more cheaply) you probably won't have in time to watch before The Force Awakens premieres. All of the films are the Blu-Ray versions, not Lucas's original cuts. You can also buy individual films for $19.99 each (and if you think six films is three films too many - or the Machete Order appeals to you - you might want to opt for this).
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There are a few differences between what each platform offers (and at what price), so here's a breakdown:Īmazon's "Star Wars: The Digital Movie Collection" features all six films, plus access to documentaries, trailers, deleted scenes, interviews with the cast and crew, and behind-the-scenes footage, for $89.99, in standard definition or HD. Thankfully, Disney (which owns Lucasfilm and five of the six films) and 21st Century Fox (which owns the original 1977 film) cut deals to release all six for digital streaming earlier this year on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, PlayStation Store, Verizon Fios, VUDU and the XBox Store (now the Microsoft Store). Finally, there's the option of actually opening your wallet and buying them. If that's not possible for some or all of the movies, you can hit up friends-odds are, you know somebody who owns them all, though perhaps only on VHS. Your local library may have DVD copies that can be borrowed for free, so that could be your first option. Unfortunately, none of the films are available to stream on Netflix or to rent on other platforms. So how can you watch all the films if you don't already own them? 18, have you heard?), you may be eager to relive the famous franchise from start to finish, or introduce the films to a new generation of light saber-wielding super fans.
As Star Wars Episode VIII: The Force Awakens nears its premiere date (it's Dec.
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