Pass us a hanky, it's Hilary Swank(y) starring opposite Gerald Butler in new rom-com PS I Love You, released on DVD this week. We've got five copies to give away...
Tuesday May 13, 2008 WIN! PS I Love You On DVD!
Bread and Fish
I've just come back from interviewing Peter Howitt about his new film Dangerous Parking - he's the bloke who directed Sliding Doors and Laws Of Attraction. He also used to be Joey Boswell in '80s sitcom Bread. At the start of the interview I resisted the temptation to say "greetings" and perhaps as a direct result of that it went well: nice bloke, very passionate, lots to say, should make an interesting article when the movie comes to DVD in late September. However, he did reveal that when he first heard of Blu-ray he thought it was a fish...
Dangerous Parking hits cinemas on the 23rd May and to DVD (and fish?) on the 29th September.
Sith Lord avoids jail time
Drunk Darth Vader has obviously been busting out some sort of Jedi mind trick. After dressing up in a bin bag and attacking two founders of the 'Jedi' church in Holyhead with a crutch, Arwel Wynn Hughes has escaped with a suspended sentence. District Judge Andrew Straw let him off the hook for the attack in March this year, but his actions have aroused some suspicion among the Jedi council in North Wales. You know what they say, where there's an apprentice, there's always a master. You can watch the 'swede' of Return Of The Jedi here.
Aliens Invade The Capital
AVP 2: Requiem must have some kind of monster marketing spend behind it. We might not have given the movie the most glowing review but you've got to admire the innovation and imagination that's gone into some of these stunts. Four out of five for stunts, guys. So, following on the from the genius AVP penalty shoot out, here's the next instalment: Alien and Predator do London. We like the bit where they're fighting over the paper best.
AVP 2: Requiem is out now DVD and Blu-ray (as if you didn't already know...)
