Dune: Part Two 4K Steelbook Edition Back In Stock At Amazon, Releases Next Week

Dune: Part Two is already available to watch at home on digital, but the better "deal" arrives on May 14 withe the release of the Blu-ray. The sequel released on digital on April 16, and it costs $30 to own or $25 to rent. That's actually more expensive than Dune: Part Two on Blu-ray at Walmart, which is $25 and comes with a digital version of the film, too. You can preorder the 4K Blu-ray bundled with a digital version for as little as $30. For physical media enthusiasts and collectors, the 4K Blu-ray steelbook edition is worth checking out now that it's back in stock at Amazon. The steelbook is sold out at Walmart, and it has sold out at Amazon before--so you may want to secure a copy before next Tuesday's release.

How to watch Dune: Part Two on digital

• Buy/rent Dune: Part Two on Prime Video -- $25-$30
• Buy/rent Dune: Part Two on Apple TV -- $25-$30

If you also need to add its predecessor to your collection, Dune is available on 4K UHD for only $21 at Amazon right now, and the standard Blu-ray is discounted to just $10. Alternatively, Hulu subscribers can stream Dune: Part One as part of their regular subscription.

Dune: Part Two on 4K Blu-ray - Steelbook Edition

$45

This version of Dune: Part Two includes a 4K UHD copy of the film, along with additional Blu-ray and digital copies. It's comprised of two discs, though the big selling point is the gorgeous steelbook--featuring striking artwork and serving as a great way to show off the film in your home theater. Walmart is currently sold out of the steelbook edition, but Amazon recently restocked its inventory.

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Dune: Part Two on 4K Blu-ray

$30 (was $40)

Those who just want the standard version of Dune: Part Two can preorder the 4K Blu-ray release for $30 at Amazon. While it doesn't include as many extras as the steelbook release, you still get over an hour of special features, plus a digital download code so you can download or stream the movie on any device.

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Dune: Part Two on Blu-ray

$25 (was $30)

If you don't have a 4K Blu-ray player (or a PlayStation/Xbox) and a 4K TV, the standard 1080p Blu-ray is all you'll need. You can preorder the Blu-ray edition of Dune: Part Two for $25 at Walmart or $30 at Amazon. You'll also get a digital copy of the film.

Alternatively, you can preorder Dune: Part Two on DVD for $20. This version does not come with a digital copy.

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If you need more Dune in your life after watching Dune: Part Two, you might be interested in picking up a Dune book. Luckily, the original saga and a bunch of graphic novels are all discounted at Amazon. Here's a look at our favorite deals.

Best Dune Book Deals

• Dune Saga Six-Book Box Set -- $65 ($108)
• Dune Saga Three-Book Paperback Box Set -- 16.29 ($31)
• Dune: Exposures -- $54 ($60)

Best Dune Graphic Novel Deals

• Dune: The Graphic Novel Book 1 (Hardcover) -- $20 ($25)
• Dune: The Graphic Novel Book 2 (Hardcover) -- $17.38 ($25)
• Dune: The Graphic Novel Book 2 (Deluxe Collector's Edition) -- $25 ($50)
• Dune: The Graphic Novel Book 3 (Hardcover, Preorder) -- $23.39 ($26)
• Dune: House Atreides Vol. 1 (Hardcover) -- $16.42 ($25)
• Dune: House Atreides Vol. 2 (Hardcover) -- $21 ($25)
• Dune: House Atreides Vol. 3 (Hardcover) -- $13.79 ($25)
• Dune: House Harkonnen Vol. 1 (Hardcover) -- $16.87 ($25)
• Dune: House Harkonnen Vol. 2 (Hardcover) -- $23.41 ($25)
• Dune: House Harkonnen Vol. 3 (Hardcover, Preorder) -- $25

Our Dune: Part Two review gave it a 9/10, praising it for its impressive storytelling and for making big strides compared to the original film.

"These two Dune movies end up playing like the first two seasons of a great, long-running TV show. Season 1 is usually where the creators try to figure out what they're doing as they do it, but it's not until Season 2 or later that the show's essence and vision are solidified," wrote critic Phil Owen. "While Villeneuve's first Dune movie felt like an attempt to deliver the objectively definitive big-screen adaptation of Frank Hebert's Dune, Part Two feels like Villeneuve putting more of himself and his own perspective into this story. And Part Two is a big improvement over the first movie because of that."