They'll refund whatever you paid, all my purchases involved some sort of (promotional) voucher code, so my refund is £46.28 or £52.50 if I opted for a Amazon Video voucher instead

Don't think they did gift vouchers did they?

Can probably own them on blu-ray for a similar amount (used via the usual outlets), and that would be freehold not leasehold like these.

I probably didn't clarify myself very well, but as you say you need the Amazon Video app running on supported devices. I use Amazon Prime and often download movies to watch off-line. However, as I understand it I can't download this movie to my hard drive and connect it to my TV to play as I do with my other digital content.

You have to use the Amazon Video app to download and play or stream it. Unlike the music I purchase which I can download and add to my media library or copy, play on A N Other device or burn to a disc. You are therefore tied to using the Amazon app.

You used to be able to use Amazon unbox for downloading to your PC. I didn't realise you couldn't do this now after finding people moaning about it on-line.

Is there a link with the full list please?

Does anyone have any idea if the BBC store refund purchases made with voucher codes?

You can 100% download. You need the latest Amazon Video app. I download mine over mobile data and its still quick.

Bought and downloaded 3 movies at lunchtime.

What I found annoying (after making a purchase!) is that you can't download the video you now own to a local device/drive, which I'm led to believe you could a while back. You can only stream it much in the same way as Wukai operate.

I guess most people will know this but thought I'd mention it in case anyone didn't and was thinking that once you purchase your film you could download it like you can with music and add it to your media library.

I would lve to build up a digital collection instead of doing myself via plex but put of by them closing one day and losing my outlay

Oooh, just noticed Sideways (thanks Silhouette) - that's a good film...

special mention for running man? as the worst book adaptation EVER?

**pr10rflanker** the full refund is good, but how do you use the voucher, unless they offer rentals too?

Here's the rest of the movies for £2.99 or less.

Adding;

Predators (2010) £1.95
Predator 2 (1990) £2.95
William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet (Baz Luhman) £2.49
The Business £2.99 (If you're into that sort of thing)
Lincoln £2.95
Knight & Day £2.95
History Boys £2.99
From Hell £2.95
Working Girl £2.95
9to5 £2.49
Sideways £2.95
13 Assassins £2.49
The Happening £2.95
The Edge £1.95
Truth About Cats & Dogs £2.49
Down With Love £2.49
Speed 2 £2.95
The Hunter £2.49

...And thats the first 28 pages of the sale covered :smile:

Gone up to £5.99... and I have £5 worth of Amazon NoRush Credits left...

Noooooooooooooooooooooooo!

Looks like BBC Store they are offering a full refund on the purchases made, and an additional voucher incentive.

**pr10rflanker** I'd sincerely hope that nobody looses what they quite properly paid for

**pr10rflanker** the BBC closeing their on line service 'High 5'. In my experience not before time. They accept small orders from me i.e. a DVD or blu, I choose delivery to my p.o. box, the order goes through, appears to be all good, then up to a day or two later I receive an email to say the order is cancelled.

I think Amazon have just copied Google video and shaved a free pennies off. Also you missed aliens in the attic which is probably the most fun out of all the cheapies right now at £1.95.

Fight club also 1.95. The edge is a good film too.

Hmm, Mods seem to have overwritten my image with that of complete garbage.

Interesting.