Grab all these Prime Day deals for the best movie night you've ever had — save on TVs, Soundbars, and more

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There's nothing better than a good movie night — apart from a movie night with all the cool stuff. A new TV, a new soundbar... one can only dream, right?

Well, dream no more, for Prime Day has just given us the best opportunity to save on everything you might want for the ultimate movie night. The Hisense 65-inch U8QG for $997 at Amazon gives you a brand new TV for $1,000 off, for one. How about the Sonos Beam Gen 2 for $369 at Amazon after a $130 price drop? Sound and vision sorted.

You don't need all of them at once, of course — here are some great ways to level up your watching this Prime Day.

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Prime Video: Included with Amazon Prime
Top Gun Maverick 4K Blu Ray: was $25 now $16 @ Amazon
Panasonic 4K Blu Ray Player: was $197 now $161 @ Amazon
Sonos Sub Mini: was $429 now $343 @ Amazon
Sonos Beam Gen 2: was $499 now $369 @ Amazon
Hisense 65" Class U8: was $2,199 now $997 @ Amazon

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