Blu-ray Rental & DVD Rental
It's easy to rent films from us on DVD and Blu-ray discs by post. If you live in the UK you can have the latest new releases delivered straight to your doorstep via our Online DVD Rental service. Return postage is free, there are no fees for returning your discs late, and you're under no other obligation. Simply keep your DVD rentals until you're finished with them, then pop them back in the post to us. You'll then be sent more discs from your DVD rental queue. It's simple!
Rent TV Series
From the A-Team to The Wire, we pride ourselves on our extensive catalogue of TV Series available for rental on both DVD & Blu-ray. There's definitely plenty to please everyone, whatever your tastes. You can watch a series at the pace you want, and even in the order you want. If you're in the UK you can simply add them to your DVD Rental Queue and they'll be delivered right to your door.
Rent World Cinema
As well as the major blockbusters, we are also proud to present the best selection of world cinema films available to rent in to the UK. We stock films and TV Series from all over the world. From Hollywood to Bollywood, Argentina to Vietnam, Tajikistan to Mongolia. If you like to watch films that are a little different from the norm, you'll definitely find what you're looking for at Cinema Paradiso. Create your own cinema paradise today with our no obligation Free Trial offer.
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Featured critic reviews
Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse 2015
I was in the Boy Scouts and never once felt prepared for the zombie apocalypse. Unless I could defeat a zombie by tying a sheet bend knot or reciting the Boy Scout oath, I’d be screwed. And I was one of the better Scouts of my troops. The teenage Scouts of this movie, written with all the awkward and perverted nature of typical teens, wouldn’t fare much better with their Scouting abilities. They don’t need to be Scouts as almost none of the lessons or expertise of their rank come into play; it’s just a teenager ... Read full review »
The Magnificent Seven 2016
Does the new Magnificent Seven blow away the original? Absolutely not, but that’s thankfully not the plan for director Antoine Fuqua. Having directed the loud and simplistic crowd-pleasers of Olympus Has Fallen and Southpaw, he knows where his strengths lie and it’s not in character development or new plot twists on the old formula. He specializes in crafting big, loud and blood-pumping action, designed to generate standing ovations from the most red-blooded of American audiences. ... Read full review »