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Although the Special Reserve magazine has some nice pictures and a fairly good layout of DVDs in it, the website seems to suffer from being a bit disorganised. Trying to find a DVD is fine if you can get a match with the search engine, but there should really be clearly marketed sections to search in, with maybe the top ten DVDs in each section.
I'm thinking of them having Sci-Fi, Horror, Romance et al (like in the mag) as tabs or links on the page, so you could browse through a section at a time and look at films in that catagory. They could also have a comment from customer reviews in the short description. At the moment browsing is a difficult task that takes ages if you can't search for a particular film. Comments?
I'm thinking of them having Sci-Fi, Horror, Romance et al (like in the mag) as tabs or links on the page, so you could browse through a section at a time and look at films in that catagory. They could also have a comment from customer reviews in the short description. At the moment browsing is a difficult task that takes ages if you can't search for a particular film. Comments?
£20 for each DVd only? At least it's cheaper than Gameaday!
Oh, and the other thing I forgot to mention was that the advert for Filmaday says 'win a film of your choice..' with a picture of Gladiator next to it. I'd love to win Gladiator (if I ever win of course) but it costs more than £19.99 - which is the amount you are allowed on filmaday!
Although the Special Reserve magazine has some nice pictures and a fairly good layout of DVDs in it, the website seems to suffer from being a bit disorganised. Trying to find a DVD is fine if you can get a match with the search engine, but there should really be clearly marketed sections to search in, with maybe the top ten DVDs in each section.
I'm thinking of them having Sci-Fi, Horror, Romance et al (like in the mag) as tabs or links on the page, so you could browse through a section at a time and look at films in that catagory. They could also have a comment from customer reviews in the short description. At the moment browsing is a difficult task that takes ages if you can't search for a particular film. Comments?
I'm thinking of them having Sci-Fi, Horror, Romance et al (like in the mag) as tabs or links on the page, so you could browse through a section at a time and look at films in that catagory. They could also have a comment from customer reviews in the short description. At the moment browsing is a difficult task that takes ages if you can't search for a particular film. Comments?