Free Giveaway CDs and DVDs with newspapers

emerydown

Speak Spanish in a week, disc 1 inside Saturdays Daily Mail (Sat 13th May) disc 2 inside The Mail on Sunday. A total of 8 Linguaphone cds to collect. Redeem at WHSmith or collect the tokens inside the Mail each day.

WELSH-DRAGON_2

In NEXT WEEK's (14/5) News of the World there will be a FREE dvd of the 1966 World Cup Final

quoia

WELSH-DRAGON wrote:

In NEXT WEEK's (14/5) News of the World there will be a FREE dvd of the 1966 World Cup Final

Today's SUNDAY EXPRESS (Derby/East Midlands/Central TV region) had a free DVD - WORLD CUP FEVER 1966

Not viewed it yet but says ...

Includes the WORLD CUP FINAL in colour plus lifestyle footage from the time - Presented by Sir Geoff Hurst.

It is shown on today's front page as displayed at https://www.express.co.uk so perhaps it is a national distribution ?


UPDATE

Just read on the back - RUNNING TIME: 50 mins approx - so obviously can only include very limited highlights of the match itself.

quoia

Also today's The People (Derby/East Midlands/Central TV region) had a DVD of AUF WIEDERSEHEN PET - "The FUGITIVE" - complete 50 minute episode.

It does appear on the front page as displayed on the website http://www.people.co.uk/ so maybe it is/was a national offer.

white_were_wolf

thanks WELSH-DRAGON!

calleyw

Just got an e-mail from the times. If you buy a copy this saturday you will get a free copy of Fritz Lang's Metropolis DVD.

I have seen it on the big screen interesting film.


Yours


Calley

adr0ck

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0017136/

do u know if its inside or do you have to send off

always fancied watching this film

RedOnRed

We get The Times delivered and the films are always inside.

I look forward to getting mine. Hopefully it won't have the Queen soundtack over it though. :rolleyes:

quoia

Metropolis – free DVD - in The Times - this Saturday - 13th May



This Saturday inside your copy of The Times, you'll find a free DVD of Metropolis, Fritz Lang's classic science fiction movie. Made in 1927, this astonishing film had a staggering 37,383 people in the cast and was based on concepts that still drive much of science fiction today. Don't miss your copy of this pioneering epic inside The Times on Saturday!

http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0017136/

In the future, the society of Metropolis is divided in two social classes: the workers, who live in the underground below the machines level, and the dominant classes that lives in the surface. The workers are controlled by their leader Maria (Brigitte Helm), who wants to find a mediator between the upper class lords and the workers, since she believes that a heart would be necessary between brains and muscles. Maria meets Freder Fredersen (Gustav Fröhlich), the son of the Lord of Metropolis Johhan Fredersen (Alfred Abel), in a meeting of the workers, and they fall in love for each other. Meanwhile, Johhan decides that the workers are no longer necessary for Metropolis, and uses a robot pretending to be Maria to promote a revolution of the working class and eliminate them.

rdwarr

Fantastic! I even liked the version with the Moroder soundtrack
Who said Asimov invented robots?