The glorious Universal Pictures have reworked the cover art for some of their biggest titles and we’ve got a Blu-ray set of each to give away! First up are the REEL HEROES, these superhero films have been reminagined in a comic-book artwork style and also the SCREEN OUTLAWS, which pays homage to street art and hip hop graffiti from the UK and the USA.
Included in the REEL HEROES range are best loved superhero and cult movies such as Marvel’s Incredible Hulk, Hellboy 2, Scott Pilgrim vs The World, Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, Vin Diesel in Pitch Black and cult favourite Kick-Ass.
For the SCREEN OUTLAWS range, titles also receiving the makeover treatment include American Gangster, Public Enemies and other definitive gangster films including the legendary Al Pacino in Scarface and Carlito’s Way. Also transformed are urban and action titles such as Life & Lyrics, Fast & Furious 5, skater movie Deck Dogz (featuring Tony Hawk) and the era-defining Quadrophenia. The SCREEN OUTLAWS range is available exclusively at HMV and each pack also contains a limited edition artcard showcasing the graffiti artwork.
But that’s not all because as we celebrate Universal’s 100th year, they’ve also put together this rather fine Venn Diagram that fight them against each other, take a look!
So, how do you win one of these amazing box sets? Well, first up just get on over to our Facebook and like us (and say hello!) and then answer the following question:
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