Not All Movie Rewards Programs Are Created Equal (1 Viewer)

[David Norman]

Finally cashed out most of my remaining 22K points for about $150 GC to give as Christmas presents. I think I had around 400 leftover. I went through my spreadsheet of points and estimated I earned and spend approx 186K points total -- the vast majority were on Theatrical posters though a few other things here and there.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

I cashed out my points back in October -- had less than 100 points left when done. I picked up a couple of discs I didn't have... the UHD of Captain Marvel, and the BD of Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. I wasn't really a fan of the latter, but there wasn't anything else I wanted that I didn't already own.

 

[Jake Lipson]

Indiana Jones 5 blu-ray/digital

Interesting that they would offer this as a mystery reward without offering it as a reward you could choose specifically.

 

[BobO'Link]

I'd much rather have received Indiana Jones "5" over what I got in my mystery pack... Had I known it was a possibility I might have gone for that package over the one I selected.

 

[Jake Lipson]

I tracked down and bought an older Disney title last week that was still factory sealed. When it arrived, I opened it up and found a rewards code. I knew it would be in there, but this is the first time I ran across a points code that I couldn't actually redeem. It felt a little sad to toss the code in the recycle bin without using it first. It made me wonder how many codes still exist out there in unsold discs that are now destined to remain unused. I did laugh when I saw it labeled as "DO NOT DISCARD" because you need the code to get the points. Then I discarded it.

Oh well; the program was great while it lasted.