Apple's digital movie storefront had a Friday full of markdowns worth sorting through, according to a roundup 9to5Toys published on October 9. The site listed the complete English-dubbed Naruto series at $60, down from a regular $658, making it the steepest cut in the batch by a wide margin.
Naruto Shippuden followed in 18 separate parts, each listed at either $10 or $13 against a regular price of $60 per part, per 9to5Toys. Four Naruto Shippuden movies rounded out the set at $6 apiece, down from $10.
On the live-action side, the Fast & Furious 10-Movie Collection was listed at $70, down from $100, while a smaller Fast & Furious 1-4 bundle sat at $20 against a $40 regular price. The Blumhouse of Horrors 15-Movie Collection, which bundles a stack of horror titles under one purchase, was listed at $50, down from $70.
Mad Max fans had a few options. The Furiosa and Fury Road two-film bundle was listed at $10, down from $20, and a black-and-chrome edition of Furiosa sat at $5, down from $15. Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome on its own was listed at $5, down from $13.
The comedy corner included a Will Ferrell triple bill, Holmes & Watson, Step Brothers and Talladega Nights, bundled at $25 against a $30 regular price, with the unrated cut of Talladega Nights also sold separately at $5, down from $13. The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning, in its unrated form, was listed at $5, down from $10.
A handful of single titles rounded things out: Birds of Prey at $5 (down from $13), the Birds of Prey and Suicide Squad bundle at $10 (down from $18), The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift at $5 (down from $15), the xXx double feature at $18 (down from $26), and Lamborghini: The Man Behind the Legend at $5 (down from $13). 9to5Toys's headline also name-checked the original Street Fighter movie, Ronin and The Aviator as part of the broader lineup, though the site's published list didn't carry individual pricing for those three.
None of the prices in the roundup were tied to an Indian storefront, so there's no local conversion to report here. These are one-time purchase prices on Apple's digital movie platform, not subscription access, and 9to5Toys noted the deals were live as of Friday afternoon. Digital sales like this tend to be short-lived and can be pulled or repriced without notice, so anyone eyeing the Naruto set or the Fast & Furious bundle should check current pricing on the Apple TV app before assuming the numbers above still hold.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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