You lot kill me ...

What is wrong with the DVD Format exactly people?.

After all, the humble CD-ROM originally came out in 1986!!, but it itself was there for almost the best part of 15 years? (before DVD's properly took off?), so .....

Similarly, Blu-Ray's in comparison have been in system for like ONLY 5 minutes?, but already everyone's already hoping it take's over the World, or something? (give it like 5 minutes more like please?, lol). :-)

And besides which, are you going to honestly tell me that, for the sake of you die-hard Blu-Rayness, your going to pass up the opportunity to miss out on FREE Cinema Tickets?, for the premise of an only £3-£5 DVD?.

A £3-£5 DVD, to which your Blu-Ray Player's would blatantly play anyway ..... lol.

As for the Media Streaming element?, that's neither here nor there? (I guess a bit like the Blu-Ray over DVD argument really?), at any 1 point in time, it's a 50/50?. :-)

These are the qualifying DVDs:

Tesco Promotional Titles
12 YEARS A SLAVE
28 DAYS / WEEKS LATER
A WALK IN THE WOODS
ALLEGIANT
ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS ROAD CHIP
APES PRIMAL COLLECTION
AVATAR
THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL 1 & 2 BOXSET
BIRDMAN
CHILD 44
DARK PLACES
EXODUS : GODS AND KINGS
EYE IN THE SKY
FLORENCE FOSTER JENKINS
GIRL TRILOGY
Gone Girl
HOME
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 1 & 2 BOXSET
INSIDIOUS 3
INSURGENT
KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE
KUNG FU PANDA 3
LEGO STAR WARS DOUBLE PACK
MAZE RUNNER 1 & 2 BOXSET
MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
MR TURNER
NO ESCAPE
PAPER TOWNS
PERCY JACKSON 1 & 2
RED 1&2
RIO 1 & 2
SINISTER 2
SKYFALL
SNOOPY CHARLIE BROWN PEANUTS MOVIE
SPECTRE
SPOOKS: THE GREATER GOOD
SPOTLIGHT
SUITE FRANCAISE
TAKEN 1 & 2
THE DROP
THE GRUFFALO
THE HUNDRED FOOT JOURNEY
THE LAST WITCH HUNTER
THE RAID 1 & 2
THE STICK MAN
TRIPLE 9
TRUMBO
WOMAN IN BLACK 1 & 2
XMEN CEREBRO

Agreed. Becoming such a dead format

People are buying DVDs still? What is this 2003?

Submitted my claim on the 22nd (yesterday) and got a reply on the 23rd (today)
I used ASDA and they've emailed me a code with no requirements for ID

The same thing happened to me so rang tesco customer services and they in turn contacted the company dvd-offers @ filmolgy.co.uk who in turn asked me for proof of purchase which was the receipt for the dvd and after about 4 days filmology sent me a numerical code to do the business,i have yet to go to the cinema...hope this helps, ps when i bought the dvd from tesco the sales assistant knew nothing about the promotion not even the fact that there was a promotion so i had to show her where the dvds on promotional sale were..best of luck:)

there have emailed me saying they want some form of id but when you reply no one replys back
also it states one per person per email and not one per person

the most annoying thing in all this is there is no one to contact properly

Damn it instore only.

Hey guys I submitted a claim but claim got rejected the reason being it's not an instore reciept, anyone done an online reciept and was successful?

ow is everyone uploading their order page?

Any with uv codes?

This only works once bought 2 dvds seperate transactions codes sent from 3 emails once worked 2nd rejected as was same card however in terms and conditions doesnt say cant do that ... then wanted loads of proof so just worth it once

Asking me for further proof now before validating my claim. C****.

"In order for us to validate your claim, please forward on by return some form of proof of identification that clearly shows your full name."

Do these double up with meerkat Wednesdays?

Thanks OP, any restrictions? Want to take the kids to see the new kong on Saturday

You're not making any sense. Also maybe you could just try teaching your kids to be well behaved? That'd work too.

Blu-rays are much more scratch resistant than DVD's yes i know, but I believe they are more brittle than DVD, reading back i kinda said what i meant wrongly... im more than happy to let kids have DVD over Blu ray discs just in case of damage, Putting scratches on blu rays takes effort, and my kids are all about putting effort into breaking things

Lmao, no they're not, what gives you that idea? The coating on a Blu-ray disc is over 100 times more scratch-proof than a DVD.

People are buying DVDs still? What is this 2003?

Fair enough I've just read op again.... :innocent:

does not work comes up with>>>basic programming language after info put in:(

This post informs you how to save around 15 quid on a cinema ticket if you buy a DVD from tesco. Again, your post is irrelevant. And it's AN android box, not A android box. Simpleton.

Fair enough?.

But personal preference really?.

It's like saying why bother with this Cinema freebie incentive after all right? (I do believe I clarified very well the first time round?, or ..... )

Why bother with this Deal altogether right?, after all SFF (Show Films First) is STILL totally free right? (and has been for MANY years too yeah?, so ..... )

With that retrospect, this Deal obviously way over-priced then I guess? (so why even bother wasting time with any which 'alternatives' again?, or something?).

There's lot's of alternatives to many things for many people!, just because the 'option' is there, doesn't mean you have to use it?.

Some people waste money on a Austin Martin, only to never use it alllllll week, except only on the weekend, and only at the weekend just to pop into their local Sainsbury's to buy a sodding 4 pint of milk?! (where even a Ford Escort Car would more than have simply sufficed for such a simple 'task'?, but ..... )

Eg. personally speaking, for such insignificant menial stuff's like that, I wouldn't waste money on even a Ford Escort (what for?), I'd blatantly WALK!!

A simple case Horses for Courses really?. :smirk:

4k is nowhere near the "standard"

How is it as "relevant" as a banana? All my friends and I have had a good clear out and made a space saver in the process. Goggle a android box if u don't know what one is. Don't act so bloody simple!

Just buy a android box

I'd rather go on a meerkat day, much cheaper. Also paid £6.50 for a ticket recently at a showcase cinema de luxe, fancy reclining seats and loads of leg room.
Signed up for their free insider card, £6.50 for tickets all day Monday and Tuesday and after 7pm on a Sunday.

It's actually very different. For one, you don't get a free Cinema ticket with a Ferrari.

Or just return it for a refund?

I agree, £5 is a small price to pay to get a cinema ticket and the unwanted dvd could be given away as a gift.

But you have to be really dense to be buying dvds in 2017. HD televisions are standard in almost every household, why pay for Sd when the HD equivalent is a couple of quid more.

It would be like buying a Ferrari and pushing it to work.

Good points to observe I guess?. :-)

Personally speaking, I don't see what the problem is really?, lol.

Thing I found out the other day my bluray player does not play dvds. Sony PlayStation 4!

By the way your alternative is exchanging Tesco points which gets you a £4.50 cineworld voucher.

If this is similar to the Currys USB drive offer, then you put the receipt number into the web page with a scan of the receipt and a code arrives by email a few hours later.
Use the code on the Cineworld site.

It was really straightforward, didn't need multiple email addresses....and worked great.
5 tickets for Cineworld (usually £9 each) and the USB drives for £40.

This seems good too. Save £4 per ticket and get a free DVD. I'm off buying dead format discs to use as frisbies. :stuck_out_tongue:

Remember you need to buy each DVD separately to get an individual receipt.

Already answered in the thread, but may be open to abuse if it is one per email address

Great deal~thanks

Who buys dvds anymore though?

Is this limited or can I go a bit nuts and buy 20 DVDs, put them through all on separate receipts and get 20 Cineworld tickets?

(And then take 20 DVDs to CEX because I've most likely already got the ones I want on blu-ray)

Buy the DVD then trade it in to CEX. The Stick Man is £2 cash or £3 in store voucher.

You lot kill me ...

What is wrong with the DVD Format exactly people?.

After all, the humble CD-ROM originally came out in 1986!!, but it itself was there for almost the best part of 15 years? (before DVD's properly took off?), so .....

Similarly, Blu-Ray's in comparison have been in system for like ONLY 5 minutes?, but already everyone's already hoping it take's over the World, or something? (give it like 5 minutes more like please?, lol). :-)

And besides which, are you going to honestly tell me that, for the sake of you die-hard Blu-Rayness, your going to pass up the opportunity to miss out on FREE Cinema Tickets?, for the premise of an only £3-£5 DVD?.

A £3-£5 DVD, to which your Blu-Ray Player's would blatantly play anyway ..... lol.

As for the Media Streaming element?, that's neither here nor there? (I guess a bit like the Blu-Ray over DVD argument really?), at any 1 point in time, it's a 50/50?. :-)

Yeah, a bit like music really - easy to have just a digital library.
Also, for us, we went out of our way to get everything 3D BluRay thinking that when we get our next TV, it would be great to watch everything 3D BluRay, but then 3D died. 4K became the standard making BluRay obsolete. We've now moved to GreenRay but they just call it BluRay Ultra.
So yeah, a bit of a waste of space really.

I just spotted £3.00 Gone Girl in my photo!
So one adult Cineworld ticket £3 with free DVD!

These are the qualifying DVDs:

Tesco Promotional Titles
12 YEARS A SLAVE
28 DAYS / WEEKS LATER
A WALK IN THE WOODS
ALLEGIANT
ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS ROAD CHIP
APES PRIMAL COLLECTION
AVATAR
THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL 1 & 2 BOXSET
BIRDMAN
CHILD 44
DARK PLACES
EXODUS : GODS AND KINGS
EYE IN THE SKY
FLORENCE FOSTER JENKINS
GIRL TRILOGY
Gone Girl
HOME
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 1 & 2 BOXSET
INSIDIOUS 3
INSURGENT
KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE
KUNG FU PANDA 3
LEGO STAR WARS DOUBLE PACK
MAZE RUNNER 1 & 2 BOXSET
MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
MR TURNER
NO ESCAPE
PAPER TOWNS
PERCY JACKSON 1 & 2
RED 1&2
RIO 1 & 2
SINISTER 2
SKYFALL
SNOOPY CHARLIE BROWN PEANUTS MOVIE
SPECTRE
SPOOKS: THE GREATER GOOD
SPOTLIGHT
SUITE FRANCAISE
TAKEN 1 & 2
THE DROP
THE GRUFFALO
THE HUNDRED FOOT JOURNEY
THE LAST WITCH HUNTER
THE RAID 1 & 2
THE STICK MAN
TRIPLE 9
TRUMBO
WOMAN IN BLACK 1 & 2
XMEN CEREBRO

I rarely buy them, preferring Blu-Ray istead (although I'm moving onto UHD now).

But DVDs still seem to outnumber BRs in shops. I think a lot fewer people changed up to BR than they ever expected.

And I think today's generation are more into streaming than physical media.

Upload receipt to website.
T&Cs say 1 ecode Cineworld ticket send within 4 days.
Valid til Dec.
Only one ticket per person per email address.
Offer available from ASDA also later in March.

Hi sorry for short post, am on mobile.
Link is
https://www.dvd-offers.co.uk

How do you get the tickets ?

Website to post receipt to ?