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FandangoNOW holding $5 Easter family movie sale

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    FandangoNOW holding $5 Easter family movie sale

    By Michael Foust | Family Friendly | Comments are Closed | 13 April, 2017 | 0

    FandangoNOW, Fandango’s movie streaming service, is holding an Easter sale on family movies through Monday, with some films as low as $5.

    The sale includes such popular titles as The LEGO Movie ($9.99), The Peanuts Movie ($9.99) and Paddington ($7.99).

    Classics such as The Sound of Music and E.T. (each $9.99) also are on the list, which is quite impressive.

    View all of the movies here.

    Easter, fandango

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