Seems to be an irregular event. Choose from the following selection:
The Revenant
Finding Nemo
Alvin and The Chipmunks: Road Chip
High-Rise
Snoopy and Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie
Blazing Saddles
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
The Blair Witch Project
The Goonies
Risen
Pretty Woman
A Bigger Splash
Once you have rented a movie you have 30 days to start watching then 48 hours to finish once started.
Top comments
Horrorwood to pauljanet
30 Sep 1628#8
I bet stealing a car is cheaper than buying one too! Lol!!!111one
johnthehuman
30 Sep 1611#24
The movies don't cost £79 per year though, do they?
You get the movies, plus the TV shows, plus the music streaming, plus the next day delivery, plus the free kindle book per month, plus the kindle lending library.
So, no, not £79 per year for movies.
NeilHD
30 Sep 169#15
There is no excuse for not already owning The Goonies.
Bades to jaydeeuk1
30 Sep 168#4
Click and see like everyone else
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Pineapples101
30 Sep 162#1
Nice! Hope this becomes a weekly thing.
Heat!
Lilrach
30 Sep 161#2
Fantastic! Unlike other promotions you can choose more than one. Thank you op :smile:
jaydeeuk1
30 Sep 16#3
These in HD?
Bades to jaydeeuk1
30 Sep 168#4
Click and see like everyone else
colganraz to jaydeeuk1
30 Sep 162#11
With the exception of blazing saddles yes they are :smiley:
elvis1234 to jaydeeuk1
30 Sep 16#20
They sure are :-)
sam_of_london
30 Sep 16#5
All the old ones. New movies and those in 4K are very very expensive, sometimes cheaper to watch in the cinema
joedastudd to sam_of_london
30 Sep 163#13
If your watching them solo then yes new rentals can be more expensive then the cinema, but for a couple or family then it's a lot cheaper even at £10-£15 a rental.
Plus you have the option of hot food, alcohol and pausing it if you need the toilet.
Not to mention most streaming rentals are unlimited views within a 48 hour period.
Honestly if they ever released films to legal streaming at the same as they did box office they'd pretty much kill traditional cinema chains even if they increased the price to £20.
mattyduk to sam_of_london
30 Sep 16#14
find me a cinema, not just in London, that shows a new film for £4.49 or less :smiley:
pauljanet
30 Sep 162#6
I bet Kodi's cheaper!lol
Horrorwood to pauljanet
30 Sep 1628#8
I bet stealing a car is cheaper than buying one too! Lol!!!111one
Tequila to pauljanet
30 Sep 161#21
Kodi sucks balls.
used to be good..now a days just annoying..unreliable..slow..so much nonsense.
theyiddo
30 Sep 16#7
Not bad, there's a few movies worth watching in there.
I still miss the good old days of the HTC 5p movie rental!
painstick
30 Sep 16#9
Very useful. Cheers!
jaydeeuk1
30 Sep 16#10
Well clicked the link,ctrl F and typed HD so guess not then.
Opening post
The Revenant
Finding Nemo
Alvin and The Chipmunks: Road Chip
High-Rise
Snoopy and Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie
Blazing Saddles
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
The Blair Witch Project
The Goonies
Risen
Pretty Woman
A Bigger Splash
Once you have rented a movie you have 30 days to start watching then 48 hours to finish once started.
Top comments
You get the movies, plus the TV shows, plus the music streaming, plus the next day delivery, plus the free kindle book per month, plus the kindle lending library.
So, no, not £79 per year for movies.
All comments (58)
Heat!
Plus you have the option of hot food, alcohol and pausing it if you need the toilet.
Not to mention most streaming rentals are unlimited views within a 48 hour period.
Honestly if they ever released films to legal streaming at the same as they did box office they'd pretty much kill traditional cinema chains even if they increased the price to £20.
used to be good..now a days just annoying..unreliable..slow..so much nonsense.
I still miss the good old days of the HTC 5p movie rental!
Will stick to Kodi.