FREE DVD from PLAY.COM :-D

redballoon_2

i got TOKEN as well!

naz.2000

Babafette wrote:

I still haven't received an email yet - looks like I was too late after all.

I had my heart set on Amelie.

no e-mail for me either

Justie

:rolleyes: I got [TOKEN] too...

cdbrown

another [TOKEN] here

TimmyP_2

ringo_24601 wrote:

Just got the email and ordered my nice free copy of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Yay, that means for the grand sum of £4.94 I will have got the following:
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (DVD)
Tenacious The Pick of Destiny (CD)
Lucky Number Slevin (DVD)

I wonder if I get another Independant code.. i quite fancy ordering Tsotsi

Not bad! :T How you manage that?

Rebekka_2

Wonder how many of the 10 will still be available to those that have had to wait extra time for the code, if infact any:o

greyster

Got mine and ordered within minutes while they're all available!

Thanks OP. Well chuffed with this and the other paper's £5 voucher offer.

jonnym

Some good DVD's in this lot...for those that aren't sure I have seen a few of them.

Hotel Rwanda is a very good film and is a good choice for anyone wanting an english speaking movie and the most mainstream of the selection. Nominated for several academy awards, Don Cheadle puts in an excellent performance as ever.

Amelie is also very good, quirky and delightful. Strange but enchanting, it follows a girls search for love and the odd places that love can pop up when you don't realise it.

Amores Perros is very hard hitting in places. I thought it was an excellent film and if I didn't already own it, that would be my choice. I thought of it as a similar style of film to Pulp Fiction. Contains short suggestive scenes of dogfighting.

I thought that the brazilian film, City Of God might be in this selection, but Tsotsi is the closest to get to it. The main character is growing up in violent south africa and the film is a few days in his life. Poignant and moving in places with a good ending.

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, fantasy martial arts film, but you really don't have to be into Martial Arts to enjoy it. Beautiful in setting and containing an excellent little sub-story which could have been made into a movie itself, again a good choice.

If thats helped anyone decide, then it was worth it :rotfl:

rchddap1

TimmyP wrote:

Not bad! :T How you manage that?

They're on some sort of offer if you read the info...as well as the independent code

moneypennyless

Rebekka wrote:

Wonder how many of the 10 will still be available to those that have had to wait extra time for the code, if infact any:o

Thats exactly what I was thinking!! Bet, by the time we get the correct code through, there will be none left!!

Also, how will play.com know who has been sent the correct codes and who hasnt, to send the new emails out?