It’s one of the most talked about films of 2011. You’d basically be a fool if you didn’t own We Need To Talk About Kevin. Helpfully, we’ve got 3 copies to give away…

Fancy winning Afterschool on DVD? Of course you do! You could watch it after school (or after work if you’re a grown-up).

Fancy winning Transformers: Dark Of The Moon on DVD? All you need to do is answer and obscenely easy question, and sort of forget about how bad Transformers 3 was…

The wonderful Salt Of Life is out on DVD on the 5th December, and to celebrate we’re giving away a copy to three lucky readers! We absolutely loved this funny and charming drama (you can check our review for proof), so frankly you’ve no excuse. And just in time for Christmas eh?

It’s time to enjoy a brand new adventure with best friends Lightning McQueen and Mater as Cars 2 pulls in to stores exclusively on Disney 3D Blu-ray, Blu-Ray and DVD from 21 November 2011. To celebrate the release, we are giving away a copy of the film on Blu-ray™ to 3 lucky winners!

The classic, shocking and utterly unforgettable 70’s thriller Straw Dogs is finally coming to Blu-ray – and we have copies to give away! If you want to brush up on your Hoffman in time for the upcoming remake (sigh), read on…

From acclaimed director Wim Wenders (Paris, Texas, Buena Vista Social Club) comes the mesmerising PINA, released on DVD on 12 September 2011 from Artificial Eye, and we have 3 copies to give away.

Tucked away just up the road from offensively trendy Shoreditch, the Rich Mix provides just that for its legion of hipster fans. Music, comedy, spoken word, dance, theatre, exhibitions, festivals, educational events and family workshops are all packed into the Rich Mix, but we’re really interested in the cinema with its mixture of mainstream, independent, foreign language and kids’ screenings. Wonderful. Visit the Rich Mix here!

If you’ve ever been to see a film in Leicester Square without first checking the front of the PCC to make sure you wouldn’t rather see one of its a) cheaper b) cooler and c) cleverererer screenings, you’re an idiot. Nestled between Theatreland and Chinatown, the Prince Charles is a Mecca for the discerning central-London cinemagoer – with a wide range of new releases, classics from the vault and its famous double bills, it never disappoints. Visit the Prince Charles Cinema here!

Looming over Notting Hill Gate like a giant looming thing with a huge dome and really comfy seats, the lordly Coronet is the only place for swanky Kensington types to catch up on the latest releases. Boasting an imposing theatrical background and a cavernous screen covered in enough velvet to curtain the entire Crystal Palace – not to mention the cheapest cinema bar we’ve ever come across – it’s well worth the trip West. Visit the Coronet Cinema here!