There's A Way To Get Bohemian Rhapsody For Free On Sky Store

It's the biggest film of the past year, smashing box offices the world over, Queen flick Bohemian Rhapsody is a must see for any fan.

But if you were one of the few who are yet to see it on the big screen, fear not, at least if you're a Sky customer, as the television service is giving the film away to its customers, for free.

Yep, if you've been signed up with them for more than three years then you are eligible for their Sky VIP package, which offers customers a heap of extras.

And as a welcome gift you can download the Golden Globe winning picture but if that's not your cup of tea there are plenty of other films to choose from.

According to Sky however, the offer is only available to new customers who have 'joined by invitation' - so not every VIP customer is eligible.

The offer was revealed in a post on saving and deals page, Ways to Save, on Facebook.

Ways to Save

A spokesperson for the page said: "There are other films, lots of people are new to VIP and haven't even claimed the free movie. We been getting lots of thank yous."

So how do you claim your free film?

Go to the Sky VIP on the My Sky app, sign up to Sky VIP, then you will receive an email with a set of instructions.

Next, follow the instructions, redeem your voucher - by 31 August - on either your Sky box or on the Sky Store site.

All films that are available with the offer will have a price of £0 (€0).

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Sky VIP was launched to reward customers for their loyalty and has four different levels, depending how long someone has been a customer.

Silver is for those who have been with the firm for three years, and gives them access to prize draws, tickets to sports matches, cinema previews, and events.

The next level up is Gold, for three to eight years' membership, and includes free Sky Go Extra.

Then there's Platinum, for customers with between eight and 15 years' membership, which gets you free Sky Fibre set-up and increased data usage for Sky Mobile.

And for the really loyal folks there is VIP Black, which is for subscriptions over 15 years. This includes all of the above, plus access to a priority customer service with a special phone number.

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