If you’re a big Disney fan there’s now an opportunity for you to make some of the money you’ve spent on cinema trips over the years.
Reviews.org are hiring five people to fill the dream job of watching 30 Disney movies or shows in 30 days.
The lucky film fans will get $1,000 (£770) for their efforts.
The tech review website launched the gig in a bit to receive some user feedback on the upcoming Disney+ streaming service, which is due to be launched on 12 November, 2019. Unfortunately, there’s no word yet on when the platform is coming to the UK.
So who can enter?
‘We think it goes without saying that we’re looking for someone who really, really loves Disney,’ said Catherine McNally, a writer at Reviews.org.
The gig is also only open to US citizens. While we’re sure there are plenty of little ones who can’t get enough of Disney, the position is open to people aged 18 and over.
Reviews.org also notes that applicants must ‘be swift as a coursing river, with all the force of a great typhoon’. Naturally.
Oh and applicants may or may not get bonus points for video entries.
The chosen fan will also be gifted a subscription to Disney+ for an entire year, as well as a movie-watching kit including a Mickey Mouse blanket, cups and a Pixar popcorn machine. Even the kernels will be included in the prize pack.
If picked, what films would you select? Would you go for the modern classic that is Finding Nemo, or perhaps something a little more old-school like The Little Mermaid?
Considering Disney flicks have been kicking around since 1937 (and there’s just a loooooot of work out there), Reviews.org have narrowed it down with a shortlist of 30 of their favourite Disney shows and movies.
Their hitlist includes titles Frozen (duh), hate-it-or-love-it High School Musical, and even The World According to Jeff Goldblum.
Get your entries in by 7 November 2019 at www.reviews.org.
MORE: ASOS just released a collab with the designer who dresses Lizzo
MORE: Thrifty mum wears 10p charity shop evening gown to black-tie event
MORE: Someone has been replacing the covers on David Cameron’s book
source https://metro.co.uk/2019/10/20/get-paid-770-to-watch-disney-movies-every-day-for-a-month-10951011/
0 Comments