Summary
Microsoft Rewardsis offering a new deal that can get members copies of the film versions ofTheLord of the RingsandThe Hobbitat a low cost. The offer may be hard to pass up for fans of Tolkien and the Peter Jackson epic fantasy film versions ofThe Lord of the Ringsand its prequel.
Microsoft Rewards offersa ton of deals, discounts, and gift cards that users can acquire by earning points. Points can be earned through a bunch of different ways that users may be doing daily anyway, like using a search engine or playing a game on Xbox. While many choose to turn in their Microsoft Rewards points for Xbox Game Pass subscriptions or gift cards, this particular offer may be too hard to pass up.
Microsoft Rewards is currently offering aMiddle-earth Movie Collection. Digital versions of theextended cut ofThe Lord of the RingstrilogyandThe Hobbittrilogy are available for a mere 1500 points per film. This is a huge deal for a couple of reasons. The extended edition of the films tends to be the preferred version among fans. Additionally, the point cost for the films is ridiculously low. For comparison, an Amazon $5 gift card currently costs 6500 points on the service. In other words, users are getting a deal that breaks down to roughly four of the movies for less than $5 worth of points.
Middle-earth Collection Microsoft Rewards 1500 Point Films
InterestedMicrosoft Rewards usersshould keep in mind that there are a few restrictions on this offer. Specifically, the offer will give users a code to redeem for a copy of the movie of their choice. Users will be able to access the films on the Microsoft Movies & TV service, and it’s also compatible with Movies Anywhere. The code can be redeemed on the Microsoft redeem page or directly through an Xbox.
There’s currently no information on when this deal will end, so interestedLord of the Ringsfansshouldn’t wait too long to pounce on it. Right now, the offer is confirmed to be available in the US and the UK. There has been no confirmation on whether the offer will come to additional regions.
