Transformers: Beast Wars The Complete Series: DVD contest

TV Geek Army and Shout Factory have teamed up to bring one lucky reader a chance to win Transformers: Beast Wars The Complete Series on DVD.

For those unfamilar, Transformers: Beast Wars started as a Hasbro toyline in 1995 and then became an Emmy Award-winning, CGI-animated television series the following year. It first aired in syndication on September 16, 1996 and ran for three seasons until March 7, 1999. Beast Wars tells the story of Optimus Primal and the Maximals battling Megraton and the Predacons on a mysterious planet.

The eight-disc set contains all 52 episodes, which originally aired from .  Also included are DVD bonus features including retrospective featurettes containing brand-new interviews, a 12-page book, art galleries, and a 24-page comic book entitled TRANSFORMERS Timelines "Dawn of the Future's Past". The set will be available on June 7, 2011 wherever DVDs are sold at a suggested list price of $49.99.  Also available will the Season One four-disc set featuring 26 episodes plus bonus features for $29.93 SRP. 

To enter for a chance to win the prize, send an e-mail to cinemasentries @ gmail .com (no spaces) with your name and the name of your favorite Transformer from any series and why.  For a second chance, leave a comment below.  The winner will be picked at random from the entries and is restricted to a resident of the United States or Canada.

By Gordon S. Miller

About the author

Gordon S. Miller is the artist formerly known as El Bicho, the nom de plume he used when he first began reviewing movies online for The Masked Movie Snobs in 2003.  Before the year was out, he became that site's publisher.  Over the years, he has also contributed to a number of other sites as a writer and editor, such as Blogcritics, FilmRadar, and High Def Digest.  He became the Editor-in-Chief of Cinema Sentries upon its inception in 2011.

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2 Comments
On: Thursday, June 2, 2011
Eric - TV Geek Army "Revered Leader" said:

This looks hot, thanks El B !

On: Saturday, June 18, 2011
Gordon S. Miller said:

The contest is now closed.  Congrats to Matt W.

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