Jaws 4K Blu-Ray Collection Will Arrive During Peak Beach Season

Multiple Jaws films are receiving new 4K Blu-ray releases this summer. Whether you want to check out a three-movie bundle, pick up a limited-edition steelbook, or just add a standard 4K format to your collection, there are numerous options available to preorder. All of the new Jaws 4K Blu-rays release on July 23, and preorders are now open at Amazon ahead of their launch.

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The Jaws 3-Movie Collection (4K UHD) is the most enticing of the bunch arriving this summer, as it pulls together Jaws 2, Jaws 3, and Jaws: The Revenge in one 4K package for the first time for $80. Along with 4K versions of all three movies, you'll get access to a variety of special features:

• The Making of Jaws 2
• Jaws 2: A Portrait by actor Keith Gordon
• John Williams: The Music of Jaws 2
• Jaws 2 Deleted Scenes
• Jaws: The Revenge Alternate Ending

As a bonus, this collection includes digital codes and Blu-ray copies of all three films.

Two new steelbooks are arriving on July 23 for $40 each--Jaws: The Revenge 4K UHD and Jaws 3 4K UHD. For Jaws 3, you can check out the film in 3D if you have a TV that supports the tech and a pair of 3D glasses. For Jaws: The Revenge, you'll get the same alternate ending found in the 3-Movie Collection. If you're not interested in snagging a steelbook, Jaws 3 is also available as a standard 4K movie for $34.

Preorder Jaws 4K Blu-rays

• Jaws 3-Movie Collection (4K UHD) -- $80
• Jaws: The Revenge (4K UHD Steelbook) -- $40
• Jaws 3 (4K UHD Steelbook) -- $40
• Jaws 3 (4K UHD) -- $34

While all four releases are offered in 4K, each release also gets you 1080p Blu-ray and digital copies of the respective films.

If you plan on buying the new releases individually, you'll probably want to complete your set. You can pick up the original Jaws 4K UHD Edition for $21 (down from $35) and Jaws 2 on 4K UHD for $19. Prime members in select locations can have both films delivered by tomorrow. This version is packed with bonus content, including deleted scenes and outtakes, storyboards, production photos, featurettes, and the original theatrical trailer.