Little White Lies

Film magazine Little White Lies invites you to relive 300 movie moments–from the iconic to the downright filthy–in this hilarious new party game for movie lovers. Simply pick a quote, an

1000-PIECE PUZZLE featuring the colourful world of Willy Wonka and his famous chocolate factorySPOT characters from the film and Roald Dahl's original book, as well as real-life characters (some stranger than fiction) as you piece the puzzle togetherCOLOURFUL candy-covered artwork showing the greatest ever chocolate factory in scrumptious detailSTURDY & ATTRACTIVE BOX perfect for gifting and storageINCLUDES A POSTER of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory factsPiece together the world of Willy Wonka's famous chocolate factory in this candy-covered puzzle. As weird and wonderful as Wonka's vision, the surreal illustration references the 1971 film as well as Roald Dahl's original book, at the same time throwing open the doors of the factory to include real-life characters (some stranger than fiction) so you can spot a kaleidoscopic cast of characters and details as you build the puzzle. From chocolate fountains and lickable wallpaper to Gene Wilder and Elizabeth II, no matter how much o

What happens when lolcats meet Ridley Scott? This comic spin on a classic film scene, dreamed up by Little White Lies magazine, will ensure you never look at sci-fi horror in quite the same way.

What happens when you hide from dinos in an outhouse? This comic spin on a classic film scene, dreamed up by Little White Lies magazine, will ensure you never look at prehistoric predators in quite th

A new—and a little bit naughty—way to look at your favourite movies! From the romantic 'The Potter's Wheel' (from Ghost) to the more athletic 'King of the World' (Titanic), the Movie Kama

Imagine the best movie-themed pub quiz you've ever been to, but without suffering the hangover the next morning! From heroic heroines, famous final lines and award-winning directors, to Hollywood's go

What happens when Vincent Vega forgets his belt? This comic spin on a classic film scene, dreamed up by Little White Lies magazine, will ensure you never look at Tarantino in quite the same way.