Back To The Future DeLorean Lego Set Gets Rare Discount At Walmart

Inside the box, you'll find 1,872 pieces that can be used to construct Doc Brown's improbable time machine. The car is full of screen-accurate details, like working gull-wing doors, a lightning rod for when you need 1.21 gigawatts of power, and a detailed interior. There's even a flux capacitor light brick, an optional Mr. Fusion energy reactor and fold-up wheels for when you want to put the car in hover-mode, and several other extra parts to replicate its look from Back to the Future 3. You'll also get two minifigures of Doc Brown and Marty McFly.

If you feel like splurging, you can buy three of these sets to recreate each distinctive version of the DeLorean seen in the film trilogy, thanks to all of those aforementioned optional parts.

If you want to watch the films while you build the DeLorean, Amazon is offering a limited-time deal the Back to the Future: The Ultimate Trilogy 4K box set that drops the price to just $25 (was $56). One thing to note on this particular release is that you will get the movies on standard Blu-ray as well, but it looks like the included digital codes for them have expired.

In case you don't have a 4K TV, you can get this same collection on standard Blu-ray as well, and this one is cheaper as its also part of a limited-time deal. It's priced at $17 (was $$23.72), but like the 4K version, the digital codes are also expired. If you have to have digital copies of the BTTF films, there is a new 2024 print run of the Ultimate Trilogy box set, but you'll be paying $40 for this 4K and standard Blu-ray collection. It's the same story with the 2023 run of the box set on regular Blu-ray, as that one is priced at $24 (was $40).

• Back to the Future: Ultimate Collection (4K) -- $25 ($56)
• Back to the Future: Ultimate Collection -- $17 ($24)
• Back to the Future: Ultimate Collection (4K with working digital codes) -- $40.75
• Back to the Future: Ultimate Collection (With working streaming codes) -- $24 ($40)

If you feel like going all out, you can also check out Back to the Future: The Complete Adventures. This collector's edition gets you all three movies on standard Blu-ray, the complete animated series, and it comes with a cool 64-page art book. If you already have the movies but you just want the animated series, a DVD box set is available for just $14.90.