Cyber Monday Deals For Entertainment Fans: Sales Now Live

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Black Friday FAQ

Cyber Monday has arrived! Following so many great Black Friday entertainment deals, we're scouring the internet for the best online savings for movie and TV fans!

In addition to Black Friday streaming deals, and Black Friday VPN deals, we're keeping an eye on some electronic deals fans of movies and TV might appreciate, as well as toys and DVDs.

We’ll be keeping this updated to add new deals as we see them, so make sure to check back in with CinemaBlend to find the best Cyber Monday deals and gifts for yourself or the entertainment lover in your life. Also, please be mindful that many of these deals have an expiration date!

Black Friday And Cyber Monday Deals

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Fire TV Stick HD: $34.99 $17.99 At Amazon
The newest-model version of Amazon's standard Fire TV Stick is discounted significant ahead of Black Friday. The streaming stick has been discounted before, but this is still a good opportunity to pick up the brand-new device at a discount. Tech Radar found the original version was a cheap way to add essential smart features to your TV in their Fire TV Stick review, including access to streaming apps in HD, Alexa voice controls and the ability to control other smart home devices.

Black Friday Toy And Home Video Deals Doe Movie And TV Fans

Black Friday Entertainment Deals FAQ

When Is Black Friday 2025?

This year, Black Friday will fall on November 28. As ever, it follows the day after US Thanksgiving, which takes place on the fourth Thursday of the month. That said, Black Friday deals have already begun to launch, with all the biggest retailers, including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Target, and Best Buy, as well as the most popular streaming services getting involved earlier and earlier every year. We expect to see deals starting as early as next week.

What stores have Black Friday sales?

Almost all major retailers, both digital and brick-and-mortar, will have huge deals and discounts for both Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Of course the major players like Amazon, Apple, Best Buy, Target, and Walmart will offer arguably their lowest prices and best deals of the year, but don't forget about third party storefronts on Amazon. We're also expecting some of the best streaming services to offer huge discounts as well, so be sure to check back as new deals drop.

What Are Some Tips For Shopping Black Friday 2025?

1. Start shopping early
While many deals won't be live until Friday, November 28th, there are still tons of deals that will be going on all throughout November, so, the earlier you start the more deals you can find!

2. Check multiple sites
All the big retail players will be in the game for Black Friday. Make sure to shop around on sites like Amazon, Best Buy, Target, Walmart, and more to make sure you find the best price available.

3. Set up Amazon notifications
The Amazon mobile app has a great feature that allows users to be notified when specific items go on sale. In the app, it's as simple as going to your account, clicking the Settings wheel> Notifications > Deals and recommendations > Select what kinds of notifications you want to receive from the app. You can download the app for free on iOS and Android.

4. Use Tools To Help You Shop
Since you're already shopping online, you might as well continue to take advantage of the tech. There are price tracker and comparison tools like CamelCamelCamel and Honey that can aid in finding you the best deals, tracking the history of a product's price fluctuations, and sending you alerts when the price drops below a certain threshold.

Why are they called "Black Friday" and "Cyber Monday?"

In 1869, investors Jay Gould and Jim Fisk drove the price of gold up, causing the market to crash. The term "Black Friday" was coined to describe that dark day on September 24th, and was then subsequently used to describe other bad situations. Flash forward to 1950's Philadelphia where police were calling the influx of shoppers who poured into the city the day after Thanksgiving, which they dubbed "Black Friday," connecting the term to the shopping event. Due to the negative connottion associated with the the term, the event would go through a failed name change, the short lived "Big Friday."

The holiday continued to grow throughout the rest of the century and into the early 2000s when the National Retail Federation introduced "Cyber Monday" due to the sharp increase in online traffic and revenue on the Monday that followed Black Friday. Since the shift from mainly in-person sales to digital sales, the "Black Friday" and "Cyber Monday" terms are now used to describe huge discounts and deals throughout the month of November, while officially still remaining on the Friday after the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday and the following Monday.

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Alice is CinemaBlend's resident eCommerce Editor, here to tell you about the best streaming services like Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus, and how to watch the hottest TV shows and movies. Begrudging Love Island fan and always thrilled about the latest book to screen adaptation. With six years experience in the commercial writing space, Alice has been writing about consumer tech and software for 4 years, previously writing for Trusted Reviews before joining the Future family.

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