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Thanks to our friends at Icon we've got 5 copies of Harmony Korine's divisive SPRING BREAKERS to give away on Blu Ray. In a little bit of a change from our usual competition you'll need to check out Stu's review of SPRING BREAKERS for the answer to the competition question. As SPRING BREAKERS is rated R18+, this competition is only available to those 18 years of age and older. By entering this competition you acknowledge that you are 18 years of age or older. All you have to do is fill out the form below and you're in the running to score a copy of SPRING BREAKERS on Blu Ray. Don't forget, you can score yourself an extra entry just by  following us on Twitter  or  liking us on Facebook!

It's been a great year for cinema so far and hopefully the best is yet to come. If you agree or disagree with our top picks please feel free to comment below with your best films of the year.

From what I can gather, American students see spring break as an opportunity to ditch their text books, morals and clothing and hit the nearest beach, basically converting it into Sodom and/or Gomorrah.   Spring break is so popular that it’s spawned an entire industry of film makers following drunken almost-women around as they debase themselves. Spring Breakers , the latest film by provocateur Harmony Korine ( Trash Humpers, Gummo ), follows four friends who risk everything just to join the party, but ultimately each getting far more than they bargained for. Korine skewers the spring break dream with a bitingly cynical look at a generation of lost souls all searching for their meaningless fifteen minutes of fame. 

Thanks to our pals over at Icon Film Distribution we have 10 in-season double passes to see Spring Breakers. Our buddy Andrew Buckle over at Graffiti With Punctuation said of Spring Breakers "There are unforgettable scenes" and praised it for what is "surely the best use of a Britney Spears song in a film ever". Prepare to be shocked and surprised in SPRING BREAKERS, as Disney darlings Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens turn up the heat in a vacation they will never forget. When a group of college girls on Spring break land themselves in jail, they are bailed out by a local arms dealer and shown the ropes of a life that requires no college education. Alien (James Franco) takes them under his wing, providing a lavish home complete with a bed of cash, a grand piano by the pool and plenty of guns to keep them occupied. Together they embark on a wild ride on the wild side and show that good girls go to heaven and bad girls go to ‘Spring Break. In cinemas May 9. Plea...