Free cinema tickets courtesy of TopCashback and Tesco

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Updated on 18 February 2015 | 0 Comments

You could pay nothing to see the latest releases with these two limited time offers.

With the 2015 Oscars on Sunday you might be eager to catch up with the films in the running for the top awards and right now you can save on the cost with TopCashback and Tesco.

So whether you want to see American Sniper, Selma, The Theory of Everything or Whiplash here's how to get the movies for 'free'.

Save up to £10 with TopCashback

TopCashback is offering to pay new members up to £10 cashback on the cost of a cinema ticket with its Snap & Save feature.

The deal applies on tickets to see any film in any cinema in the UK.

Those that pay £10 or less for their ticket will receive 100% cashback and effectively get to go for free. While those that pay over £10 will get £10 cashback but still make a significant saving

To take advantage you’ll need to sign up to TopCashback and upload a picture of your cinema ticket receipt via the TopCashback app or through the website.

The picture of the receipt needs to show the date and time of purchase, the cinema name and details of the ticket purchased.

Once you’ve submitted your receipt your cashback will be paid within 30 days.

The offer is valid until 22nd February or until 2,500 redemptions has been reached, so you’ll need to move quickly if you want to take advantage.

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Use the Tesco Clubcard Boost flash sale

Tesco Clubcard points collectors can save with the Clubcard Boost flash sale.

The Clubcard Boost scheme allows you to exchange Tesco Clubcard vouchers for up to four times their value. But Tesco is currently holding a series of flash sales where you can get up to an extra 70% off on selected offers.

The first sale launched last week on Odeon, Cineworld and Movie House cinema tickets and there are still some left up for grabs.

At the moment you can buy any child cinema ticket for just £2.50 worth of Clubcard vouchers. Normally you would need £3.50 in vouchers.

The adult special offer that got you a cinema ticket for £2.50 in vouchers instead of £4.50 has now sold out. However, if you have £4.50 in vouchers (£3.50 if you want to go to a Movie House cinema) you can still get an adult ticket through the regular Clubcard Boost scheme.

Other ways to save on a trip to the cinema

For other ideas on how to save on the cost of seeing the latest releases take a look at How to get free and cheap cinema tickets.

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