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Showing posts with label ultraviolet. Show all posts
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Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Ultraviolet Code Store Comparison | Buy UltraViolet Codes instead of expensive rentals
In May 2014 I wrote a list of some popular Ultraviolet Code stores, but the list is now somewhat outdated and included sites that are regularly unavailable.
This newly compiled list is the most up-to-date and comprehensive list of sources to get a wide selection of Ultraviolet codes at reasonable prices.
Click on the image below to view at full-size for easier reading. At some point, I'll try to make this list in text/HTML with links.
UVgrab.com, MovieLovers.tictail.com, and WatchTheWolf.tictail.com currently have the largest selection of HD Ultraviolet codes to purchase. Most of the sites that average a mere $3-4 for HD codes have only a very limited selection, or may only have some of the junk movies that movie buffs are not interested in purchasing.
The list is sorted by a combination of selection and price of the movie codes offered by each store. I don't think it's worth buying SD, low-quality codes, so I've only included stores that have a significant number of HD codes.
What criteria were used to create this list of stores?
This newly compiled list is the most up-to-date and comprehensive list of sources to get a wide selection of Ultraviolet codes at reasonable prices.
Click on the image below to view at full-size for easier reading. At some point, I'll try to make this list in text/HTML with links.
UVgrab.com, MovieLovers.tictail.com, and WatchTheWolf.tictail.com currently have the largest selection of HD Ultraviolet codes to purchase. Most of the sites that average a mere $3-4 for HD codes have only a very limited selection, or may only have some of the junk movies that movie buffs are not interested in purchasing.
The list is sorted by a combination of selection and price of the movie codes offered by each store. I don't think it's worth buying SD, low-quality codes, so I've only included stores that have a significant number of HD codes.
What criteria were used to create this list of stores?
- Price - stores that averaged $7 or more for HD codes were passed over because they are overpriced in the Ultraviolet market today.
- Selection - stores with reasonably sized collections were included.
- HD availability - stores without HD codes available were not considered. In the long run, would you really want to spend money on digital copies that will look pixelated and trashy on your big screen TV?
- Accessible - some stores were omitted from this list because they were offline as of this writing (Sept 24, 2014)
Friday, May 16, 2014
Buy Cheap Ultraviolet Codes Instead of Renting
Online movie rentals are expensive now. New releases from most major online retailers (Amazon, VUDU, and iTunes) cost a whopping $4 for standard quality and $5-6 for HD.
Along comes a better alternative. Pay just $4-6 for most titles to add the movie to your digital collection, rather than renting, where you only get to see it once. Several websites have cropped up selling Ultraviolet codes that let you own the movie forever, and stream it blu-ray players, gaming consoles, and any tablet or portable device that supports VUDU or Flixster.
I love supporting my local independent video store, and I'm definitely not advocating abandoning yours in favor of supporting the websites below. Instead of supporting inflated digital rental prices, buy an Ultraviolet code that allows you to own the movie forever. If you like a movie, but don't want to pay $10-20 to own it on Blu-Ray, Ultraviolet is the most versatile option right now.
Current Digital Movie Deals on New Releases:
Guardians of the Galaxy 2 [DIGITAL HD/ DMA/ VUDU/ ITUNES] $6.99
Less than 10 codes remaining
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story [DIGITAL HD/ DMA/ VUDU/ ITUNES] $7.99
Where to Buy Digital Movie Codes
Google Plus - Ultraviolet Digital Movie Locker (14k+ members)
Members post new movies for sale every day and most are linked to reliable TicTail stores.
UltravioletCinema.com
A price listing for current popular titles.
Google Plus - Digital Movies (9k+ members)
Another community of people that post new digital movies for sale daily, but with 5,000 less members than the other group.
Popular Movies in Late December 2017
(Find multiple price options at UltravioletCinema.com)
Dunkirk
Mother!
It
American Made
Despicable Me 3
American Assassin
Lego Ninjago Movie
Kingsman: The Golden Circle
More New Release Deals
Spotlight - $4.50 Ultraviolet HD / $2.00 iTunes HD
Creed - $4 Ultraviolet HD
Star Wars The Force Awakens - $6 Ultraviolet HD / $7 Disney Movies Anywhere
The Big Short - $5 Ultraviolet HD / $2.00 iTunes HD
The Hateful Eight - $5 Ultraviolet HD / $3.50 iTunes HD
Bridge of Spies - $5.50 Ultraviolet HD / $7.00 iTunes HD
Joy - $7 Ultraviolet HD / $9 iTunes HD
The Revenant - $8 Ultraviolet HD / $10 iTunes HD
The Good Dinosaur - $6.50 Disney Movies Anywhere HD / $8 Ultraviolet HD
Best sources for Buying Ultraviolet Codes:
UVGrab.com
Mad Max: Fury Road - $5.97
Frozen - $5.49
Selma - $4.99
Interstellar - $4.97
1HotStore.tictail.com
Mad Max: Fury Road - $5.50
Pitch Perfect 2 - $5.50
Age of Adaline - $5.50
Ex Machina - $5
Big Hero 6 - $5.50
Along comes a better alternative. Pay just $4-6 for most titles to add the movie to your digital collection, rather than renting, where you only get to see it once. Several websites have cropped up selling Ultraviolet codes that let you own the movie forever, and stream it blu-ray players, gaming consoles, and any tablet or portable device that supports VUDU or Flixster.
I love supporting my local independent video store, and I'm definitely not advocating abandoning yours in favor of supporting the websites below. Instead of supporting inflated digital rental prices, buy an Ultraviolet code that allows you to own the movie forever. If you like a movie, but don't want to pay $10-20 to own it on Blu-Ray, Ultraviolet is the most versatile option right now.
Current Digital Movie Deals on New Releases:
Guardians of the Galaxy 2 [DIGITAL HD/ DMA/ VUDU/ ITUNES] $6.99
Less than 10 codes remaining
Less than 5 codes in stock.
Where to Buy Digital Movie Codes
Google Plus - Ultraviolet Digital Movie Locker (14k+ members)
Members post new movies for sale every day and most are linked to reliable TicTail stores.
UltravioletCinema.com
A price listing for current popular titles.
Google Plus - Digital Movies (9k+ members)
Another community of people that post new digital movies for sale daily, but with 5,000 less members than the other group.
Popular Movies in Late December 2017
(Find multiple price options at UltravioletCinema.com)
Dunkirk
Mother!
It
American Made
Despicable Me 3
American Assassin
Lego Ninjago Movie
Kingsman: The Golden Circle
More New Release Deals
Spotlight - $4.50 Ultraviolet HD / $2.00 iTunes HD
Creed - $4 Ultraviolet HD
Star Wars The Force Awakens - $6 Ultraviolet HD / $7 Disney Movies Anywhere
The Big Short - $5 Ultraviolet HD / $2.00 iTunes HD
The Hateful Eight - $5 Ultraviolet HD / $3.50 iTunes HD
Bridge of Spies - $5.50 Ultraviolet HD / $7.00 iTunes HD
Joy - $7 Ultraviolet HD / $9 iTunes HD
The Revenant - $8 Ultraviolet HD / $10 iTunes HD
The Good Dinosaur - $6.50 Disney Movies Anywhere HD / $8 Ultraviolet HD
Best sources for Buying Ultraviolet Codes:
UVGrab.com
Mad Max: Fury Road - $5.97
Frozen - $5.49
Selma - $4.99
Interstellar - $4.97
1HotStore.tictail.com
Mad Max: Fury Road - $5.50
Pitch Perfect 2 - $5.50
Age of Adaline - $5.50
Ex Machina - $5
Big Hero 6 - $5.50
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