What’s iconic performance got to do, got to do with it? In our MONDAY MASH-UP, we thoughtfully re-cast cinematic classics to give much-loved tales the edge for which they’re crying out. The question is: can you figure out who’s been given the chop? (NB: If you can’t, we would advise medical assistance).
Mr Nice is the biopic of the life of drug smuggler Howard Marks – an enormously fun movie that you don’t need to be stoned to enjoy. Enter our comp and lay your hands on a copy of Mr Nice on Blue-Ray now! Competition ends 18 February 2011
Ah, Valentine’s Day. Apart from very new couples who are still overdosing on saccharine, there really isn’t a single adult human – taken or unattached – who enjoys its enforced affection and awkward present-buying. Of course, the torture is worse if you know you’re planning to ditch your other half but still have to lavish them with contrived pseudo-love – and that’s where we come in…
The Reef is rightly called the scariest shark thriller since Jaws And we have 5 DVD copies of The Reef to give away! Competition ends 18 February 2011
Animal Kingdom – cheesy title, no? Conjures up images of pencilled lions, the wilderness and that Elton John number. Well, forget those cute cartoons, this is serious. Incredibly unsettling and unpredictable (except the end – I saw that coming), David Michôd has brought the world a fantastic drama that packs more punches than Mohammed Ali.
What would you do if you woke up in a cell during violent riots on your first day as a prison official? This is the terrifying premise behind Daniel Monzón’s prison drama, Cell 211. With fine perfomances from Alberto Ammann as the quick thinking official, and Luis Tosar as the menacing ‘Malamadre’, or ‘Badass’, little wonder that the Spanish thriller picked up eight Goya awards.
And Colin won Best Actor. Well done Colin. We love you.
Wes Craven resurrects his knifey horror after its 11 year (yes, you’re that old) absence.
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