Midlands Movies Relaunch competition
midlandsmovies • June 17, 2020
Midlands Movies relaunch competition
Midlands Movies relaunch competition
As part of our relaunch we're offering you the chance to win a prize bundle of BluRays and DVDs.
The collection features films that include one or more scenes that were shot right here in the Midlands region. And one lucky person will take home all 9 films!
To enter, simply head over to this post on Facebook OR this post of Facebook and leave a "like"
One winner will be chosen at random on Friday 10th July 2020.
The 9-film prize package includes:
* Dead Man's Shoes (BluRay)
* Thunderball (BluRay)
* The Haunting (BluRay)
* The Princess Bride (BluRay)
* The Other Boleyn Girl (BluRay)
* Bronson (BluRay)
* Once Upon a Time in the Midlands (DVD)
* Small Time & Where's the Money Ronnie (DVD)
* Ready Player One (BluRay)
Terms and Conditions
Prizes are non-transferable, non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for any cash alternatives in whole or in part.
Competition open to residents of the UK and Ireland who are 18 years or over at the time of entry.
Only one entry per person. No purchase necessary.
Entry to this competition confirms that participants have read, understood and agreed to be bound by these Terms and Conditions.
This competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with any third parties.
The prize will be delivered to the winner’s designated address by Royal Mail & Midlands Movies assumes no responsibility for prizes lost in transit.
Midlands Movies shall not be liable for any defects whatsoever with respect to the prize once dispatched to the winner.
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