By mid-2014 Video Ezy had 90 stores left in New Zealand. In 2015, Video Ezy International (NZ), the New Zealand franchisor entered liquidation, forcing the Australian parent company to take over. The company eventually pulled out of New Zealand in 2018, with only 6 stores still operating at the time of closure. The company sold off its three remaining Singaporean outlets to local video rental chain Movie Magic in 2015. Rental kiosks In December 2011, Franchise Entertainment Group switched on its first Video Ezy Express DVD and Blu-ray rental kiosk after announcing their roll-out in May that year. FEG bought one thousand DVD kiosks through US company, NCR Corporation for AUD$20 million with Uniacke adding, "we're looking to get to 3,000 within three years. I'm looking to own the market within a two-year period." FEG established Evolve Entertainment to manage the rental kiosk side of the business. Video Ezy Express kiosks could be leased from Evolve by local Video Ezy and Blockbuster franchisees and located in high foot-traffic areas such as shopping centres and supermarkets. For consumers, prices to rent are much lower, and no membership cards are required with the initial rental fee and extended fees being charged direct to the consumer's credit card. Video Ezy Express initially competed in Australia and New Zealand with the 300 plus strong Hoyts Kiosk network. They also competed with approximately 100 RedRoom kiosks for the first month until Evolve acquired the entire seven-year-old business, taking out a significant competitor while adding capacity. In November 2017, Evolve acquired Hoyts Kiosk with all machines replaced with Express-branded kiosks. A small number of Blockbuster-branded rental kiosks also continued to operate. Video Ezy's kiosks initially operated under a hub and spoke distribution model, with a franchisee operating a store supported by several kiosks in surrounding areas. While the kiosk would feature new release movies, consumers looking for older titles would come into the store which had a much larger video library. As stores began to close, franchisees moved on to operate only kiosks. At a March 2021 general meeting of the company, it was decided that Evolve Entertainment would be wound up and liquidators appointed. Marketing In 1993, the "Get it first time, or get it free" guarantee was launched. Video Ezy re-launched their guarantee under the "Movie Guarantee" umbrella in April 2007. This included a Rental Guarantee, a Price Guarantee and an Ex-Rental Guarantee. Video