http://www.movieguys.com.au/Customer/ReferAFriend.aspx
It seems everybody is enjoying our referrals offer. We are seeing a lot of new friends joining up, and a lot of you now with credits towards your next month. We even have a couple of customers who not only will not be paying anything for next month, but will still have some credit toward the following month.
Please ensure you go through the site when referring friends, so you will receive the credit. This is the only way we can track who is referring who.
David Walsh
Movieguys
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Now Over 300 Blu Ray movies
Movieguys now have over 300 Blu Ray titles to choose from. We continue to lead the way in the High Definition online rental movie market.
Blu Ray discs are now supported by all the Major studios including…Disney (Buena Vista),DreamWorks,Fox,HBO,Lionsgate,MGM,New Line Cinema,Paramount,Sony Pictures,Universal Studios,Warner Bros. and Weinstein Company.
Movieguys will continue to lead the way with Blu Ray movie hire. If it is released to Blu Ray ...we will buy it.
After watching movies in the high definition format, it has to be said that it is difficult to go back to standard Definition movies. Sometimes though we don’t want to wait, some of the latest releases are still taking longer to be released onto Blu Ray than DVD. I for one would like to see this change, sooner rather than later.
Why is this still happening? Isn’t the war over? Why are we forced to wait longer for high Definition when this is the format of the future? When will the distributors get their act together and have both systems released at the same time? After all isn’t this the way they want us to go?
Come on guys we all want to go Blu Ray, you have to invest in titles to get the public on board. We are ready to follow.
After watching movies in the high definition format, it has to be said that it is difficult to go back to standard Definition movies. Sometimes though we don’t want to wait, some of the latest releases are still taking longer to be released onto Blu Ray than DVD. I for one would like to see this change, sooner rather than later.
Why is this still happening? Isn’t the war over? Why are we forced to wait longer for high Definition when this is the format of the future? When will the distributors get their act together and have both systems released at the same time? After all isn’t this the way they want us to go?
Come on guys we all want to go Blu Ray, you have to invest in titles to get the public on board. We are ready to follow.
David Walsh
Managing Director
Movieguys/Gameguys
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
We Pay You
http://www.movieguys.com.au/Customer/ReferAFriend.aspx
Hi Everybody,
We can finally reward you for referring friends. From now on for every person you have join us through our Refer A Friend; you will automatically receive a one time $10 credit to your account.
You should know by now we are committed to customer service, and aim to keep everyone satisfied. Your friends will be happy to be getting cheaper rentals, and we credit your account. I believe that's what is called Win Win.
The Movieguys Team
Hi Everybody,
We can finally reward you for referring friends. From now on for every person you have join us through our Refer A Friend; you will automatically receive a one time $10 credit to your account.
You should know by now we are committed to customer service, and aim to keep everyone satisfied. Your friends will be happy to be getting cheaper rentals, and we credit your account. I believe that's what is called Win Win.
The Movieguys Team
Monday, May 5, 2008
280+ Blu Ray Movies
Movieguys still lead the way with Blu Ray movies. We now have over 280 Blu Ray movies to choose from. Other major on line companies have less than 250 titles. We intend to concentrate on Blu Ray movies and games, and while we will still continue to buy DVD titles, we see the future in High Definition formats.
Let me take this opportunity to thank everyone for your support since our entry into the online rental market. We continue to grow with new customers joining almost every hour. We have had so much positive feedback, we will continue to purchase high volumes of new titles to ensure you wont have to wait long (If at all) for new releases.
David Walsh
Movieguys
Let me take this opportunity to thank everyone for your support since our entry into the online rental market. We continue to grow with new customers joining almost every hour. We have had so much positive feedback, we will continue to purchase high volumes of new titles to ensure you wont have to wait long (If at all) for new releases.
David Walsh
Movieguys
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Grand Theft Auto 4 (Halfway)
Well I am nearly half way through Grand Theft Auto 4; I ended up playing it on my Xbox 360. I must say it is a little predictable and the missions a little easy. I am hoping they will get a little more difficult as I get further into the game, but so far they don’t seem to be getting any harder. Don’t get me wrong I have had to repeat a couple of missions, but second time around is quite simple as you already know what not to do next time.
That said I think the game is very well detailed, and from one side of the city to the other you don’t even see the same token pedestrian too often. I especially love the ability to go anywhere and do anything you want. I challenge myself to see how much I can upset the police and still escape. Although the police are very forgiving if you run into other cars or run over pedestrians in front of them…. just don’t run into their car or they might get upset.
I was also hoping to be able to get some plastic surgery as the main character Niko Bellic is not the best looking guy around. The best you can do is buy him some new clothes, and hope he doesn’t take off his shirt, as some of the outfits show he looks to be a little out of shape.
But my gripes are minor. Grand Theft Auto 4 is still a great game, just keep in mind the average age of gamers these days is 29 (and I am a little older than that) so I wouldn’t hire it out for your 10 year old, as it has got some fairly graphic images and drug use in the game.
David Walsh
Movieguys
That said I think the game is very well detailed, and from one side of the city to the other you don’t even see the same token pedestrian too often. I especially love the ability to go anywhere and do anything you want. I challenge myself to see how much I can upset the police and still escape. Although the police are very forgiving if you run into other cars or run over pedestrians in front of them…. just don’t run into their car or they might get upset.
I was also hoping to be able to get some plastic surgery as the main character Niko Bellic is not the best looking guy around. The best you can do is buy him some new clothes, and hope he doesn’t take off his shirt, as some of the outfits show he looks to be a little out of shape.
But my gripes are minor. Grand Theft Auto 4 is still a great game, just keep in mind the average age of gamers these days is 29 (and I am a little older than that) so I wouldn’t hire it out for your 10 year old, as it has got some fairly graphic images and drug use in the game.
David Walsh
Movieguys
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