Wednesday, March 07, 2012

Redbox Rents 2 Billionth Disc; Offers Free Rentals This Thursday To Celebrate


From slashfilm, If you rented a copy of Drive from a McDonald’s Redbox in Philomath, Oregon, congratulations. Your wise movie/awkward location rental pairing lead to a reward for us all. That transaction marked the two billionth rental from a self-service Redbox kiosk. To celebrate, the company is offering a code on their Facebook page good for a free movie rental on Thursday March 8. Read more after the jump.

To cash in on the free rental, Redbox hopes customers will head over to their Facebook page and ‘Like’ them. Or, you can just put in the code Thanks2U on Thursday March 8 to get a free movie rental.

Here’s the press release which has some more information:

Redbox achieved an entertainment milestone this weekend having rented its two billionth movie and video game. The two billionth disc, Drive, was rented at a McDonald’s restaurant in Philomath, Ore. To thank America for making Redbox its destination for entertainment, Redbox invites everyone to enjoy a free, one-night movie rental on Thursday, March 8, by using a promotional code available on the Redbox® Facebook page.

4 comments:

Octopunk said...

Whatbox? Does it come in the mail?

DKC said...

Hmmmm. Their selection is spotty at best, it's going to be even worse with a bajillion people going for a free flick.

You don't have Redbox in Hollywood, man??

JPX said...

How the heck have you never heard of Redbox??? It's what put Bob's video rental store out of business (that and Netflix).

Octopunk said...

No, I know what it is. They're outside 7-11s around here. I just don't use them and wanted to flaunt my quasi-ignorance.

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