*CLOSED* Competition - Pokémon on the big screen!

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Last week we told all of you Pokémaniacs that the latest film, Pokémon: Kyurem vs the Sword of Justice. To celebrate the release of the DVD, fans have a chance to see the movie before it lands on shelves. Throughout Australia special screenings will be held at selected Hoyts Cinemas on the last two weekends in February and we have 3 double passes to give away.

Follow on after the jump to find out how to win and don't forget, to score yourself an extra entry just by following us on Twitter or liking us on Facebook!!

Before you enter please be aware that these tickets are only available for use as per the details below and only open to entrants in Australia:

Theatrical Screening dates:


  • Saturday 16th February
  • Sunday 17th February
  • Saturday 23rd February
  • Sunday 24th February


Hoyts Cinemas:

NSW - Blacktown
ACT – Woden
VIC – Eastlands
QLD – Stafford
SA – Tea Tree Plaza
WA – Garden City

THIS COMPETITION HAS CLOSED!

 Entries close 11:59pm on Sunday 3rd February 2013. Your details will not be used in any way other than for the delivery of your prize. Geek of Oz and Beyond Home Entertainment do not take any responsibility for the loss, damage or delay of/to prizes sent to winners (blame Australia Post for that one). The judges decision is final and no correspondence will be entered upon. Tickets are only redeemable as per the conditions printed upon them. Prizes are not redeemable for cash or any other kind of trading currency such as creds, latinum, sen, kan, zeni, double dollars or Ankh Morpork dollars. This competition is only open to Australian residents. Any questions or queries can be submitted through the comment section at the bottom of screen. Good luck!

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