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Many Blu-ray stocking stuffers are under $10 at Best Buy

For the ‘physical media FTW’ crowd

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Mario and the cast of the Mario Bros. Movie in their Mario Kart vehicles as they speed down Rainbow Road. Image: Nintendo, Illumination/Universal Pictures
Cameron Faulkner (he/him) is Polygon’s commerce editor. He began writing about tech and gaming in 2013, and migrated from The Verge in 2023.

Browsing Best Buy’s list of deals on 4K Blu-rays quickly became detrimental to my productivity today, as there are just so many options that I want to scoop up. The retailer, which ironically will no longer sell physical movies in 2024, sure knows how to throw a sale on them. Many titles are $10 or less, selling for at least half of their original prices. In some cases, Amazon is matching prices, too.

On top of Barnes & Noble’s semi-annual 50% off sale on Criterion Collection DVDs, Blu-rays, and 4K versions that lasts through Dec. 4, times are good for collectors of physical media. If you know someone who loves to own movies on disc, now’s a pretty great time to snag a gift. With Black Friday approaching on Nov. 24, you’ll have even more opportunities to get deals on movies, and hopefully on 4K Blu-ray players, too.

Some standouts from this Best Buy sale include somewhat recent hits like The Super Mario Bros. Movie and Barbie, plus classics that belong in anyone’s collection.