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See more offers in .Hundreds of thousands of Christmas gifts will be slashed in price this Friday with discounts of up to 70 per cent as the biggest day in America's festive shopping calender hits the UK. For the best deals and discounts on Black Friday click here Shoppers are being promised cut price Kindles, coffee machines, video games, steam mops and tablet computers from as little as £49 in the biggest 24 hours of the Christmas shopping season so far. Store chiefs expect "Black Friday" - traditionally a post Thanksgiving shopping frenzy in the US - to finally cement itself in Britain this year as retailers from Asda to John Lewis and Amazon launch their biggest ever promotional offers. Asda - owned by US giant Wal-Mart - is promising "earth shattering deals" across its 350 stores nationwide with the Cyclone Explorer 7 inch tablet computer priced as low as £49 in a first-come-first-served offer. Each of Asda's superstores are being decked out with Wal-Mart logos with the promise that in all, some 500,000 products will carry "unbeatable" prices.

Asda expect the Cyclone Explorer and an LG 42 inch plasma TV to sell out within two hours of stores opening their doors at 8am. Andrew Moore, Asda's chief merchandising officer, said: "Last year Wal-Mart reported their best ever Black Friday event with stores in the US serving over 22 million customers in one day. "We're taking our lead from them and utilising their know how to help create an offer that means Asda shoppers can benefit from incredible savings at a time when they really need us the most." He said 40 per cent of customers were aware of the term 'Black Friday' and insisted it could eventually become as big a part of the retail calender as Hallow'een - which has grown incredibly as a retail event over the past decade. Very.co.uk said it was cutting the price of homeware, fashion, beauty and electrical items by as much as 70 per cent from 8am on Friday, when it will highlight 10 new promotions every hour until 8pm. Sony Wireless headphones will be cut from £99 to £49 while a 43 inch Samsung Plasma TV will be cut from £549 to £349.

Electricals specialist Maplin is cutting the price of a Silver USB Touchscreen Weather Forecaster by £50 to £49.99 while a Steam Mop that was £89.99 is being reduced by £20. John Lewis last year price matched rivals' Black Friday offers but expects to do more than ever before this time round, with discounts of up to 50 per cent on small electrical and audio items, up to £200 on selected large appliances and laptops and up to 25 per cent on selected TVs. Mark Lewis, John Lewis online director said: "Traditionally christmas shopping ratchets up this weekend as it's when people start to think about that bit more, and it's a time when for many they get their last big pay packet of the year." Black Friday is followed by Mega or Cyber Monday on December 2, the day most stores will be the busiest for online shopping. Amazon sold 41 items a second on Monday December 3 last year, with 3.5 million items ordered on the site. But Amazon is doubling the amount of products on offer on Friday to 2,000, with "Lightning Deals" offering a limited quantity of a product for a limited period of time.

Christopher North, UK managing director, said: "Since we started Black Friday deals in the UK, the concept has really caught on and is now a much anticipated event in the UK shopping calender. In 2012, we offered millions of pounds off more than 1,000 deals including high-spec coffee machines, signed CDs and Kindle Fire devices. "This year we'll be releasing twice as many deals to make it easy for customers to save money on this year's must have gifts." Smosh: The Movie is a 2015 American science fiction comedy film directed by Alex Winter, and distributed by 20th Century Fox in the U.S./Canada and by Lionsgate Internationally. The film stars the YouTube comedy duo Smosh (which consists of Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox) as well as appearances from other YouTube stars, such as Jenna Marbles, Grace Helbig, Markiplier, and Harley Morenstein. This is Smosh's first theatrical film, and revolves around Smosh going inside YouTube virtually to alter a clip that will ruin Anthony's chances of winning over his crush, Anna.

The film premiered at Los Angeles and Vidcon 2015 on July 22–23, and was released in the United States on July 24, 2015 to mixed reviews.[2] It was then released in the United Kingdom, by Lionsgate. Though the film did not release internationally, the film instead released through on-demand on Vimeo and Netflix. Anthony (Padilla) and Ian (Hecox) are best friends and live in a small house, with Ian's parents. After going to the Game Bang game center, in which they were bullied by some street kids, due to Anthony's dumb pizza car, they find a video of Anthony reciting the Magic Pocket Slave Monsters theme (an obvious parody of the Pokémon theme song and reference to Smosh's deleted video [their first video]) at their high school graduation. In the video, Anthony attempts to impress his crush, Anna Reed (Nelson), by trying to do a backflip, but he fails, landing on his face, and the microphone lands in his anus. They both decide to pull down the video before it blows Anthony's chances of reconnecting with his crush.

They travel to the YouTube headquarters, where they meet a receptionist named Stephanie (Helbig) who introduces them to the President of the company, Steve YouTube (Michael Ian Black). Steve explains that the only way to fix the video is by literally going inside YouTube through a portal, and changing the video from the inside. Anthony decides that it is important enough to go through with it, so Ian accompanies him in traveling through YouTube. Steve provides Smosh with two electronic phones equipped with an artificial intelligence named Diri (a parody of Siri, voiced by Kimmy Gatewood), and then shows them the portal that is behind his closet door, after a wiener joke that the duo see coming. Upon their entrance into YouTube they are taken into an ad, in which Diri skips due to Ian's irritation. After tumbling through a series of YouTube videos, they eventually end up in a Jenna Marbles (herself) vlog. Jenna informs them that once their Diri phones run out of battery, they will be permanently stuck in YouTube, just like her;

they find out there are two Jennas. They decide to split up, but Ian immediately abandons the mission and travels to his YouTube crush video, "Butt Massage Girl" (Ross), while Anthony escapes a furry party, gets advice from Steve Austin (himself), and finds out that Anna really likes him too. Diri takes Anthony to the Butt Massage Girl video that Ian is getting a massage in. Anthony tells Ian that his and Butt Massage Girl's love is fake and that it's only a video. The duo then finally make it to the embarrassing video of Anthony. Anthony figures out that Ian was the one who recorded and uploaded the video. They both engage in a fight that lasts through three YouTube videos, ending with them returning to the start. Ian decides to make it up to Anthony by beating up his past self. Anthony then goes to help him, but past Ian interferes and attacks Anthony, while Ian is trying to knock out past Anthony. In the process, the other students also start to fight one another. During the battle, Diri reveals itself to be Steve YouTube, who tells them that sending the two into YouTube was part of his evil scheme to keep them in YouTube forever.

Frightened, they race to escape YouTube via their video history, but Steve puts up several unsuccessful obstacles on their way, as they make it to the portal only for Steve YouTube to be there waiting for them. But a bear appears and attacks Steve, allowing Smosh to escape YouTube. Returning to the real world, Anthony and Ian discover that, due to their changes to Anthony's embarrassing video, they have become famous, turning the video into the "Clone Fight" video; in which they met the President of the United States, created a movie, a TV show, and more. Through this, Ian is dating Butt Massage Girl, Ian's parents live with THEM, Anthony has several girlfriends (who he immediately gets rid of because he only wants Anna), they live in a much bigger and better house, and Steve ¨You-too-bay¨ is now a pizza delivery man. Butt Massage Girl accompanies them as they go to their reunion. As they arrive to their reunion, they discover they are the most famous ones there. Anthony seeks out Anna and finds her, only to figure out she doesn't like the "new him" as she liked his old high school self, to Anthony's shock.

He decides that the only way to win her affection is to perform the Magic Pocket Slave Monsters theme he originally performed and failed at their high school dance, again. Anthony attempts the flip, and this time succeeds as Ian joins him in performing the song, with Anthony winning Anna's affection, and they both share a kiss. As Butt Massage Girl meets Anna, she reveals her real name to be Brad, much to Ian's surprise. In a post-credits scene, Ian marries Brad with Anthony crying in the background. Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox played themselves in the film. On September 18, 2014, Lionsgate announced that it has picked up the international distribution rights to the movie, while 20th Century Fox picked up U.S. distribution rights to the movie, (originally 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, but due to the theaterical release of the film, the distribution rights was transferred to 20th Century Fox) with production jointly financed by DreamWorks Animation's AwesomenessTV

, and Defy Media, in which Lionsgate has an equity interest. The picture was written by Eric Falconer, creator and executive producer of Blue Mountain State and writer of How I Met Your Mother. The film's executive producers are Padilla, Hecox, Barry Blumberg of Defy Media, Brett Bouttier, Joe Davola and Shauna Phelan. AwesomenessTV founder Brian Robbins serves as producer. Winter was signed to direct the film. It was entirely shot in YouTube Space in Los Angeles, California. On April 15, 2015, it was announced that the movie will be released on July 24, 2015 and will be having its gala world premiere at Vidcon 2015 in Anaheim, California.[4] An official trailer was released on Smosh's official website on June 12, 2015.[5] They have also announced, via their YouTube channel, that they would do a live streaming on July 21, 2015. This took place on July 22, 2015 at 6:00 pm. Smosh: The Movie was released on DVD on August 18, 2015, exclusively at Walmart stores by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, with some deleted scenes.

[6] The film also released in YouTube in the U.S. through the channel fhsfoxconnect. The film was also available in iTunes, for the on-demand version. The New York Times described the film as "a fairly successful effort to apply the tone and comic style of those hastily produced weekly shorts to a feature-length script with an actual plot."[7] The review went on to note that it was "clever and surprisingly easy to sit through".[7] The review concluded that "Is it worth your $9.99? Maybe not, but if you can buy it on your parents' credit card, you’ll probably enjoy it."[7] Common Sense Media, which assigns an age recommendation as well as a 5-star rating, gave it a 2 out of 5, stating that although they are a "popular YouTube sensation, they have a Millennial Dumb and Dumber/slacker shtick that's funny for a second and then quickly grows tedious."[8] The review also stated that the movie lacked acting, and then finally summarized that "[i]f Hollywood was looking for a movie that truly elevates web celebs to the status of pulling off a feature-length film, this isn't it", but also recommended that for Smosh fans to watch it, "...it's sure to be an enjoyable endeavor others won't understand."