Various age grouped bundles, pre loved and list of some you may get in 1st post + prob costs them a fair bit to post.
You'll get 25p back in player points, not great i know but it's something!
Whether you are a movie buff yourself and you're looking to add to your collection or you want a quiet night in and don't have anything to watch then these luck dip DVD bundles are perfect for you. We have over 500,000 DVD's in stock and over 10,000 titles that you could receive. You simply choose what age rating you want and we will do the rest.
We know that when it comes to choosing a movie to watch, the decision making process often takes just as long as the film itself so we wanted to remove that barrier for you with this DVD lucky dip. In the lucky dip you get 10 DVDs which means one purchase can see you through an entire weekend of movie and snack binging... we've all been there, it is a glorious way to spend the weekend. The lucky dips are bundled by age rating to make sure that you don't get a Saw film in with your Frozen or Smurfs! Order your lucky dip now, we know you will be back for more.
DVD's are pre-loved and will have normal wear and tear
Random selection
DVD's do not come in individual cases
10 comments
Sin_of_nature
8 Apr 16#10
Getting a TV series DVD is pretty cheeky. It says movies :smile:
PainlessSeven
8 Apr 16#9
Mine arrived yesterday. They're LoveFilm ex-rentals and ship loose without cases in a cardboard sleeve.
I chose PG expecting kids films, because then it doesn't matter if they're rubbish, kids will still watch them. While I did get mostly kids films, I also got a few adult films. Here's the list:
Zookeeper (2011)
The Smurfs (2011)
The Smurfs 2 (2013)
Hotel Transylvania (2015)
Men in Black 3 (2012)
Jack and Jill (2011)
Rebecca (1940)
Restless Natives (1985)
Rich Man, Poor Man - Eps 13-16 (TV-1976)
The Lunchbox (2014)
Bit of a mixture. The first 4 are fine. I'm not sure who the target audience is for MIB 3 and Jack and Jill, but older kids might like them. I haven't heard of the next 3, but Rebecca is a Hitchcock film, so that's cool. And I believe The Lunchbox is an Indian film in Hindi. I enjoy foreign films, so it might be worth watching.
Pretty bloody random, but not bad for a fiver. Keep in mind they're DVDs, so there may also be extra features on the discs. Getting both Smurfs films was lucky (incidentally, The Smurfs is classified as U on the disc, so I guess they've bunched U in with PG).
yubious
5 Apr 16#8
so is basically a lottery, no thanks!
lucas
5 Apr 16#7
I'd rather pick a few from the charity shop
broughton1988
5 Apr 161#6
Sign up to Netflix free trial and google "Netflix randomiser"... save your money!
NotoriousC
5 Apr 16#5
If this was a choose your own 10 DVDs it'd be worth considering, however no cases and a random selection makes it pointless and there's a 99% chance you'll get a load of crappy DVDs. Your better off taking the £5 and going to cex and buying a bunch of random DVDs yourself, you'll get way more for your money and they actually have cases
blackvelv
5 Apr 16#4
Same deal at most cash converters
Kais
5 Apr 16#3
The above lists are examples only and you could receive something completely different and probably worse. I would've taken the PG and 12A selection if that is what you got. :disappointed:
FantasyDeals
5 Apr 161#2
Was going to post this. But then I saw they were just discs, no cases :disappointed: My luck, I'll get all the rubbish films :smile:
Also, Have this :wink:
goonertillidie
5 Apr 161#1
Maleficent
Interstellar
The Hunger Games
Bodysnatchers
Big Hero 6
Insurgent
American Sniper
Django Unchained
The Boxtrolls
Guardians of the Galaxy
The Matrix Trilogy
Zombie Fight Club
The LEGO Movie
Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix
The Hangover
A Funny Kind of Love
How To Train Your Dragon
Bridge of Spies
I Am Legend
The Boy Next Door
Echo
Divergent Hancock
Dying of the Light
Paddington
San Andreas
Mission Impossible II
Dark Horse
Get Santa
Spectre
300
Gone Girl
The Seventh Dwarf
The Martian
World War Z
Goodfellas
Dolphin Tale 2
Avengers: Age of Ultron
22 Jump Street
Sin City 2: A Dame to Kill For
Muppets Most Wanted
The Dark Knight
Gladiator
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Opening post
You'll get 25p back in player points, not great i know but it's something!
Whether you are a movie buff yourself and you're looking to add to your collection or you want a quiet night in and don't have anything to watch then these luck dip DVD bundles are perfect for you. We have over 500,000 DVD's in stock and over 10,000 titles that you could receive. You simply choose what age rating you want and we will do the rest.
We know that when it comes to choosing a movie to watch, the decision making process often takes just as long as the film itself so we wanted to remove that barrier for you with this DVD lucky dip. In the lucky dip you get 10 DVDs which means one purchase can see you through an entire weekend of movie and snack binging... we've all been there, it is a glorious way to spend the weekend. The lucky dips are bundled by age rating to make sure that you don't get a Saw film in with your Frozen or Smurfs! Order your lucky dip now, we know you will be back for more.
DVD's are pre-loved and will have normal wear and tear
Random selection
DVD's do not come in individual cases
10 comments
I chose PG expecting kids films, because then it doesn't matter if they're rubbish, kids will still watch them. While I did get mostly kids films, I also got a few adult films. Here's the list:
Zookeeper (2011)
The Smurfs (2011)
The Smurfs 2 (2013)
Hotel Transylvania (2015)
Men in Black 3 (2012)
Jack and Jill (2011)
Rebecca (1940)
Restless Natives (1985)
Rich Man, Poor Man - Eps 13-16 (TV-1976)
The Lunchbox (2014)
Bit of a mixture. The first 4 are fine. I'm not sure who the target audience is for MIB 3 and Jack and Jill, but older kids might like them. I haven't heard of the next 3, but Rebecca is a Hitchcock film, so that's cool. And I believe The Lunchbox is an Indian film in Hindi. I enjoy foreign films, so it might be worth watching.
Pretty bloody random, but not bad for a fiver. Keep in mind they're DVDs, so there may also be extra features on the discs. Getting both Smurfs films was lucky (incidentally, The Smurfs is classified as U on the disc, so I guess they've bunched U in with PG).
Also, Have this :wink:
Interstellar
The Hunger Games
Bodysnatchers
Big Hero 6
Insurgent
American Sniper
Django Unchained
The Boxtrolls
Guardians of the Galaxy
The Matrix Trilogy
Zombie Fight Club
The LEGO Movie
Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix
The Hangover
A Funny Kind of Love
How To Train Your Dragon
Bridge of Spies
I Am Legend
The Boy Next Door
Echo
Divergent Hancock
Dying of the Light
Paddington
San Andreas
Mission Impossible II
Dark Horse
Get Santa
Spectre
300
Gone Girl
The Seventh Dwarf
The Martian
World War Z
Goodfellas
Dolphin Tale 2
Avengers: Age of Ultron
22 Jump Street
Sin City 2: A Dame to Kill For
Muppets Most Wanted
The Dark Knight
Gladiator
Welcome to New York