Files to large

I searched through daisy disc and found out that most of my HD films are around 8-9-10 GB each. On the description on Itunes they are ment to be around the 4GB mark. Can i make these smaller or can i delete part of the file. I have had a look in the itunes folder and the films look like there in the folder several times.
Any help would be appriciated

HD films come in two varieties 720p and 1080p. 1080p files are always larger
When looking at the Films in finder do you see that you have more than 1 file in the Movie folder?
720p films have HD in the file name
1080p files have 1080p HD in the file name
Delete which one you do not want.

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