Free Giveaway CDs and DVDs with newspapers

mcallister1

wolvesinwales wrote:

At my WH Smiths they hand you the Horrible History books with the newspaper and don't ask for the voucher so i suppose you could take the voucher back later and get another copy.

Do you know if they would give you yesterday's book if you had the token? Or is it just on the day? Anyone tried?
EDIT- I see that surfsister managed to do this in her shop!

Misterel

mcallister1 wrote:

Do you know if they would give you yesterday's book if you had the token? Or is it just on the day? Anyone tried?
EDIT- I see that surfsister managed to do this in her shop!

I suspect it depends on the assistant - I picked one up on Tuesday and was asked if I had the previous days (so probably could have had it as well if I'd wanted)... at the end of the day they have a pile of books behind the till that they want rid of (though I have had the odd jobsworth insisiting that I tear out the token and fill it in before they'll hand over the goodies) - nothing to lose by asking.

growingafamily

Hi there I know this is a long shot but does anyone have spares of the already printed tokens ??? I was gonna send off for these but ds has been ill and we haven't gone out - will be able to get the rest but if anyone can help me please pm me - Also any spares of the sat and sun audio cd's please pm

Thanks so much !!!

wolvesinwales

growingafamily wrote:

Hi there I know this is a long shot but does anyone have spares of the already printed tokens ??? I was gonna send off for these but ds has been ill and we haven't gone out - will be able to get the rest but if anyone can help me please pm me - Also any spares of the sat and sun audio cd's please pm

Thanks so much !!!

PM for you but just realised i have thrown the weekend ones out sorry. Ok for this weeks though.

white_were_wolf

Looks like a weekend for the kiddies... _party_

quoia

GET A FREE DVD WITH THE SUN EVERY DAY FROM MONDAY & News of the World next Sunday

Get ready for some adult-only entertainment with The Sun's 18+ DVD collection.

There are SEVEN fantastic full length Certificate 18 films to collect every day from Monday Oct 23 with The Sun and News of the World.




On Monday, get raunchy with the classic Brit flick Rita, Sue and Bob Too (1986).

Rita and Sue, two brassy schoolgirls from a run-down council estate, have their lives turned upside-down when they start babysitting for Bob – a flashy middle-aged man who introduces them to the ways of the modern world.

http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0091859/





On Tuesday, we’re giving you the Oscar-winning film, The Crying Game (1992).

Fergus is an IRA “volunteer” who reluctantly takes part in the kidnapping of a black British soldier.
When the kidnapping goes terribly wrong, he escapes to London and tracks down his victim's glamorous girlfriend.

http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0104036/





Get your claws out on Wednesday when we see Joan Collins as The B1TCH (1979).

Hailed as one of the most controversial and commercially successful British films to emerge from the late 70’s, The !!!!! focuses on the sexy Fontaine Khaled (Collins), who resides in a freewheeling world of fashionable clubs and expensive limos. A high-spirited divorcee whose sole aim in life is sexual pleasure, she has not acquired her ruthless moniker for nothing.

http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0078867/





Thursday's give away is the unforgiving, gritty, Scottish thriller, The Debt Collector (1999).

After 18 long years in one of Britain’s toughest prisons, Nickie Dryden (Billy Connolly) has paid his debt to society. But one man will not let the past go. Keltie (Ken Stott) was the policeman who put Nickie behind bars all those years ago, and he’s not buying Nickie’s rehabilitation. Convinced that Nickie’s crimes should not be forgiven or forgotten, Keltie embarks on a campaign of his own.

http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0159401/





Friday is all about organised crime as we serve up the ruthless British hit, Gangster No. 1 (2000), starring Paul Bettany.

It’s the swinging 60s, and there are women and money aplenty on the streets of London. Business is good. But Gangster has his eye on a bigger prize, he wants to be top dog so he comes up with a plan to take out his rivals and claim the prize pf Gangster No 1.

http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0210065/





Want more? Saturday night is fright night as we get ready for Halloween.

Scare yourselves witless with the classic horror film Night of the Living Dead (1968).

In a remote wooden farmhouse seven people fight for their lives against the ever-increasing numbers of flesh-eating ghouls. One by one they are whittled down until, in a memorable shock finale, only one lone hero remains, cowering in the cellar while legions of ravenous zombies run amok.

As the sun rises, he emerges to a new dawn…. but has he survived the Night of the Living Dead?

http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0063350/





And to finish off - get the gruesome Dawn of the Dead (1974) with our sister paper, the News of the World on Sunday.

http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0077402/



Getting your hands on this great DVD collection couldn't be easier.
Simply buy a copy of The Sun newspaper every day this week, cut out the coupon, and take it to any participating Costcutter, Martins or McColls.

Costcutter store search > http://www.costcutter.co.uk/storelocate.php
Martins & McColls store search > http://www.multimap.com/clients/places.cgi?client=tmretail_01

Alternatively, collect your vouchers every day, attach them to the coupon that we'll be printing in The Sun this week and send them along with £3.50 to P.O Box 121, Kettering, Northants, NN14 4ZQ and we'll send the whole collection to you .

quoia

Free inside The Mail on Sunday - 29th October 2006



TOO LATE THE HERO (15)

starring Michael Caine, Henry Fonda and Cliff Robertson

A gripping action war epic from the director of The Dirty Dozen

http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0066471/

white_were_wolf

Thanks quoia, page #1 updated.

tmb2000

tmb2000 wrote:

As WWW says Mail starts a Free 14-volume Romance DVD Collection (not just Catherine Cookson), free copy on both Saturday and Sunday and i bet no one can guess where you can pick up the other twelve....

Most annoyingly I failed to get the final DVD in this series last Friday's Watermelon (Marian Keys) - don't s'pose anyone has got a spare copy they could send/swop me? I have more than one copy of most so if anyone wants a swop pm me? :mad:

starving_artist

In the Independent:

Free DVD - Claude Chabrol's award-winning Madame Bovary On Saturday 28 October, we are giving away a copy of Madame Bovary free in every copy of the print edition of the newspaper.

Based on Flaubert’s classic novel, Chabrol’s beautiful film of the same name details one young woman’s descent into chaos and despair.

As Emma Bovary’s romantic fantasies get the better of her and start to impose on her mundane existence, she begins an affair with tragic consequences.

Starring: Isabelle Huppert, Christophe Malavoy, Jean-François Balmer, Jean Yanne, Lucas Belvaux.

Don’t miss your free copy this Saturday 28 October

Only in The Independent

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102368/