Win tickets to Ghost in the Shell at Event Cinemas Campbelltown
Fantasy feature film Ghost in the Shell is now showing at Event Cinemas Campbelltown, starring Scarlett Johansson.
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FANTASY feature film Ghost in the Shell is now showing at Event Cinemas Campbelltown, starring Scarlett Johansson.
In the near future, Major Motoko Kusanagi (Johansson) after being saved from a terrible crash becomes the first of her kind: cyber-enhanced into a soldier, devoted to stopping the world’s most dangerous criminals.
As terrorism reaches scary new heights, including the ability to hack into people’s minds and control them, Major Kusanagi is uniquely qualified to stop it.
Soon discovering she is the one who has been lied to and her life has been stolen, Major Kusanagi will stop at nothing to recover her past and find out who hurt her.
The film is based on the Japanese Manga the Ghost in the Shell.
For a chance to win one of five double passes to Ghost in the Shell, visit the Macarthur Chronicle Facebook page on Tuesday, from 7pm.
Look for the giveaway post and answer the question in 25 words or less. Include your home suburb in your answer.
Winners will be determined at 5pm on April 28, at Macarthur Place, and names will be published in the May 2 edition of the Macarthur Chronicle. Total prize pool is valued at $190. Open to NSW Macarthur region residents 18 years and over only.
Ally Mawdsley, of Currans Hill; Simon Saunders, of Picton; Joelene Alexander, of Rosemeadow; Joanne Bond, of Leumeah; and Peter Acompora, of Harrington Park; can collect their tickets to Life at Event Cinemas at Macarthur Square within seven days of winning.
Tickets cannot be used on public holidays or on Saturdays after 5pm.
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