I rather doubt if there is any such website - if it was I think it would be flagged up on this forum I came across where they appear to be veryb interested in such matters.

Maybe someone could pop across there and ask the question though. It'd be a useful resource to have.

Most of the better films seem to be supplied directly rather than via vouchers. I think there is a suggestion that vouchers, or keeping the DVDs behind the counter rather than tucked in the paper, may start to catch on more, as a way of avoiding legal restrictions on supplying films with PG or above classifications to under age children.

If they've sold out of the paper, and there's a film you know was included, it's worth asking the papershop if they've got any of the DVDs left - I was lucky that way a couple of weeks ago when I forgot to buy the paper on the day. The papers had been sent back for sale or return pulping, but he still had a DVD he let me have for free.