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Long before he even met Shrek, the notorious fighter, lover and outlaw Puss in Boots becomes a hero when he sets off on an adventure with the tough and street smart Kitty Softpaws and the mastermind Humpty Dumpty to save his town.  This is the true story of The Cat, The Myth, The Legend…The Boots. Staring Antonio Banderas, Salma Hayek, Zach Galifianakis, Billy Bob Thornton, Amy Sedaris In Cinemas 8th December Puss In Boots © 2011 DreamWorks Animation L.L.C. Just in time for Christmas Chelsey has 5x Puss in Boots prizepacks to giveaway. Each pack includes: Puss in Boots socks Puss in Boots iPhone cape screen cleaner Puss in Boots novel Puss in... read full article

#1

Puss in Boots

My 2 daughters soooo want to see this!

24th November '11, 1:37pm Reply to this post
#2

hehe i wanna see this =P Such a perfect prize for someone with kiddies though!! the book and socks will be such a ncie stocking filler =)

24th November '11, 1:40pm Reply to this post
#3

Yes, it does look cute. I like kids movies too and as I 've only ever seen two 3D movies, I'd love to see another!

24th November '11, 2:37pm Reply to this post

Just watched Aardmans Arthur Christmas in 3D - fantastic film, great on the big screen, but not sure that 3D really added much to it. I will try this one in 3D too, to give the technology another chance - and Im sure the film will be multi dimensional, however the technology looks!

4th December '11, 4:41pm
#4

Oh no the nagging has started, mum can we go, mum can we go.....

25th November '11, 11:54am Reply to this post
#5

Who doesn't like a smart talking cat wearing boots?

25th November '11, 11:57am Reply to this post
#6

Only four weeks to Christmas so I guess it's fitting.,, but funny or mean... you decide!

27th November '11, 9:11am Reply to this post
#7

I usually 'borrow' someones kids so I don't look too tragic going to see a cartoon on my own. Although it was lucky I did go to WallE on my own as I cried most of the way through it....EEEEEEVVVVVVVAAAAAAA...

27th November '11, 10:21am Reply to this post

....hahaha you and me both...I usually pick up my little nieces and my god daughter for a day out...so my friends and sister can have a break from the kids...its a win win situation for us all...and my boyfriend is left to tinker on his car restoration mission.....

27th November '11, 11:21am
#8

Will humpty fall off the wall?

28th November '11, 7:20pm Reply to this post
#9

Movies are pretty expensive if you have kids to take along as well as yourself. I still haven't seen a 3D movie since Avatar! I'll have to go along to one eventually!

29th November '11, 1:54pm Reply to this post

i remember when movies used to cost $6.50...

29th November '11, 3:28pm

Though I also remember I had a lot of trouble seeing over the person in front of me!

29th November '11, 3:30pm

yer but kids these days coz way more than that!!

29th November '11, 3:35pm
#10

I agree KH, to take my family I get no change out of $50 and thats not including drinks and popcorn, plus we live out of town so travel costs are high too with the fuel prices as they are. sigh....

29th November '11, 2:45pm Reply to this post

Yikes! Rather expensive even for a treat night out!

29th November '11, 3:32pm

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