Enter BC's Way of War DVD Giveaway!

In war, distinguishing friend from foe is a vital process of survival, an instinct that separates veterans from dead soldiers. For David Wolfe (Cuba Gooding Jr.), a dedicated warrior in the War on Terror, the line distinguishing the two is blurred when he stumbles upon a sinister plot connecting Middle Eastern terrorists and cabinet-level U.S government officials. When Wolfe abandons his code and disobeys orders to chase the truth, his high-level quarry exacts brutal punishment with lethal effect on the woman he loves. Way of War – available on DVD on February 10 at your favorite retailers – follows a lone man's pilgrimage of vengeance and his quest to reveal the truth about his government’s dark secret.

Grabbing a thread from the tapestry of American angst about the real War of Terror, and entwining it with good old-fashioned paranoia about the corruption that stems from absolute power, Way of War weaves a story that is certain to explosively entertain your senses.

For one Blogcritics reader, that thrill-packed experience of Way of War will come free of charge when we give away one copy of the DVD to a lucky soul. If you're not sure whether to pull the trigger and throw your name in the hat, take a look at the trailer. It's a solid hit on the target for both action and intrigue.

Though in war there are no absolute rules, if you want to a shot at the DVD we’re going to make you stick to a few and here they are:

• Fill out the entry form.
• Entries must be received by February 18, 2009.
• The winner will be drawn on or after February 19, 2009.
• The winner will be notified by e-mail and in the comments section below.
• Only one entry per person and one winning entry per household.
• You must be a U.S. resident to enter.

Article Author: Bryan Myrick

Bryan blogs regularly on politics, international relations and culture at Unequal Time, serves as the Seattle Conservative Politics Examiner at Examiner.com and you can find his work on a variety of other political sites, including Blogcritics. …

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