The Fast & Furious series might be on its final lap following the release of Fast X earlier this summer, and you can relive all of Dom's glory days as you wait for Fast X Part 2 to hit cinemas.
We're still waiting for a new boxset to be released for all 10 movies, but the Fast & Furious 1-9 boxset – which comes with the theatrical version and the director's cut of F9 – has received a price cut for Black Friday.
The 4K boxset has had a 15% discount on Amazon which brings the price down to £67.99, while the DVD boxset is now £29.99 (a 25% discount) and the Blu-ray boxset is now £41.60 (a 24% discount).
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If you want to complete your collection with Fast X, you can currently take advantage of price cuts across all formats.
The 4K Ultra HD version is 20% off at £19.99, while the DVD is now £6.99 (a 30% discount) and the Blu-ray is £9.99 (a 33% discount). You can also rent it for only £1.99 or buy a digital copy for £6.99 from Prime Video.
HMV currently has a limited edition 4K Steelbook for Fast X, which has seen the movie retitled to Fast & Furious 10, which costs £24.99.
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While there's not an offer on it currently, you can also pick up a new DVD boxset of all 10 Fast & Furious movies for £39.99. It's not currently available on any other format though, so you'll have to go for a combination of Fast 1-9 boxset and Fast X separately.
No version of the Fast & Furious boxset comes with spin-off movie Hobbs & Shaw, but you can currently buy that movie on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD.
The 4K version has received a 30% discount for Black Friday, bringing the price down to £13.90.
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