It's a sure sign that spring is in the air when Ben & Jerry's Openair Cinemas sets up at South Bank.
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To celebrate the opening on Thursday night, Brisbane Times is teaming up with Ben and Jerry's Openair Cinemas to give away 20 double passes to the screening of War Dogs on October 12.
Rainforest Green at South Bank plays host to this quintessential summer event for the 10th season, bringing new releases and cult classics to their big outdoor screen from September 29 to November 13.
To be in the running to win one of 20 double passes to the October 12 War Dogs screening, simply:
- Send your entry with your details (name, mailing address and contact numbers) to btcomps@brisbanetimes.com.au with WAR DOGS in the subject line.
- Within the body of the email, answer the following question: Who is the director of War Dogs?
- Please note, entries with the wrong subject line will not be valid.
- Entries close at noon on Sunday, October 2, 2016, and winners will be notified by email. Tickets will be distributed by the promoter.
About War Dogs: The director of The Hangover trilogy Todd Phillips takes gun dealers Miles Teller and Jonah Hill to Iraq for one bumpy ride!
"They call guys like us war dogs. Bottom feeders who make money off of war without ever stepping foot on a battlefield. It was meant to be derogatory but … we kinda liked it."
Frat boys Efraim and David land a multi-million-dollar contract with the Pentagon to supply weapons to the Afghan military. The party-fuelled, oblivious stoners leave Miami for Iraq where they find they must drive their supply through the war-torn country.
Based on the true story told by the Rolling Stones article "The Stoner Arms Dealers", War Dogs is as crazy as the story it tells. Miles Teller is the foil to Jonah Hill's hilarious caricature of the spoiled, narrow-minded frat boy, as together they bite off way more than they can chew.
