DVDs & Blu-ray Discs

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Young Törless (Criterion Collection) (DVD, 1966)

Your Host Walt Disney (DVD)

Your Name. (Blu-ray, 2016)

Youth of the Beast (Criterion Collection) (DVD, 1963)

Yu Yu Hakusho-30th Anniversary Box Set (Blu-ray)

Yu Yu Hakusho: Season Three (DVD)

Yu-Gi-Oh Classic: The Complete Series (DVD)

Z (DVD, 2009, Criterion Collection)

Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman (Blu-ray/DVD, 2013, 27-Disc Set, Criterion Collection 9 Blu-rays/18 DVDs)

Zatoichi: the Blind Swordsman (Criterion Collection) (Blu-ray)

Zazie Dans Le Metro (Criterion Collection) (Blu-ray, 1960)

Zazie Dans Le Metro (Criterion Collection) (DVD, 1960)

Zumba Fitness (D0D00002)Total Body Transformation System DVD Set

la strada (Criterion Collection) (1954)

la strada (Criterion Collection) (Blu-ray, 1954)

BuyMap brings together eBay listings for DVDs and Blu-rays so you can compare prices in one place instead of opening one listing after another. The catalog runs from everyday releases and TV box sets to collector favorites like the Criterion Collection.

What you pay usually comes down to the format and the edition. The same film can turn up as a standard DVD, a Blu-ray, a 4K UHD disc, or a special edition, and the prices can be worlds apart. Click any card to open a title's product page and compare listings by total price including shipping and disc condition, see the typical price for each condition, and filter by listing age and Best Offer to help you spot a good deal faster.

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Frequently asked questions

DVD is standard definition, Blu-ray steps up to 1080p high definition, and 4K UHD is the sharpest of the three and usually adds HDR. Plenty of films are sold in all three formats at different prices, so it's worth checking which one a listing is for.

They often are. Criterion is known for restored transfers and extra features, and a fair number of its releases go out of print and climb in value over time. Comparing current listings is the best way to see what a particular edition is selling for.

Yes. DVDs use numbered regions (1 through 8, with 1 to 6 covering the main consumer markets), and standard Blu-rays use regions A, B, and C, so a disc from one region may not play on a player from another. One useful exception: 4K UHD Blu-ray discs are almost always region-free and play worldwide. Check the item specifics if you're buying internationally.

Often, yes. When a title or special edition goes out of print, supply dries up and prices can climb, which is common with boutique labels and limited editions like Criterion. Condition and whether it's still sealed matter too. Comparing current listings is the best way to see what a specific edition is selling for.