Christopher Nolan blew us all away this year with Oppenheimer, and you can now bring something from his incredible Dark Knight trilogy into your home.
As part of its Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, Amazon has cut the cost of the 2,049-piece Batmobile Tumbler set by 25%, bringing the price down to £171.99 from its original price of £229.99.
However, the stock varies on Amazon right now, so if it's sold out, then Very does currently have it in stock for £174.99, a saving of £55.
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If the Very stock runs out, you can also pick up the LEGO Batmobile Tumbler from the official LEGO store for its full price of £229.99.
The set comes with two minifigures of Batman and The Joker and a sturdy base to build so you can display it in your home once it's assembled.
If the Tumbler isn't for you, there are plenty of other LEGO Batman sets on sale for Black Friday right now.
On the official LEGO store, you can get 20% off the Batmobile: Batman vs The Joker set from Tim Burton's classic 1989 Batman movie, which is now priced at £34.39 (down from £42.99).
You can get 26% off the LEGO Technic replica of the Batmobile from The Batman, cutting the price to £66.99, or 24% off the LEGO Technic replica of the Batcycle from the same movie, bringing the cost down to £37.99.
There's also a third off the LEGO set that recreates the Batman vs The Joker battle, featuring the Batwing from the 1989 Batman movie, which is currently on sale at Argos for £21.33.
Perhaps you just want to relive Christopher Nolan's Batman movies in full 4K glory? You're in luck as Zavvi has three brand-new exclusive Steelbooks to buy for Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises.
You can also pick up the 2022 Ultimate Collector's Edition Steelbook release for that movie on a Black Friday deal at Amazon, where it's down 22% for £30.59.
All three movies are also available to buy in a 4K boxset for only £29.99 from Amazon at the time of writing.
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