Even More District 9 Banners and Posters Dan Koelsch, June 9, 2009June 15, 2009 This past week even more District 9 signs have shown up around Los Angeles and other major cities. You can see the full collection of banners, posters, and billboards by Sony in high quality here. There’s also a new version of the target practice poster that is just the target, as seen below.So, not much, but still interesting. I really like the creativeness of the signs and their placement. I’m also glad there’s a one-stop-shop for these. Thanks to FirstShowing for the heads up.In other District 9 news, there is a rumor circulating that a new trailer will be out this month, possibly in front of Pelham 123, since Sony is one of the studios behind that film. Keep an eye out this weekend if you see the Denzel Washington thriller. Viral Marketing District 9
Lost Fans Campaign To Be Included In The Credits February 23, 2010In a tribute to the fans of The Lord of the Rings, Peter Jackson included all the charter members of the Lord of the Rings fan club on the credits of the DVD release of the trilogy. This resulted in very very long credits but provided a nice tribute to… Read More
Play the “30 Minutes or Less” Online Game June 7, 2011In the comedy 30 Minutes or Less, Jesse Eisenberg plays a pizza guy who gets a bomb strapped to his body and must rob a bank to have it deactivated (based loosely on a true story). Columbia Pictures has decided that you may want to play a game involving the… Read More
Mysterious ‘It Starts With the Flu’ Countdown Ends In One Week, What Is It For? August 31, 2010September 2, 2010Over a year ago, a mysterious website was found by Unfiction members called It Starts With The Flu. On the simple one-page site, a countdown has been running, with the time ending at midnight on the morning of September 8th, just over one week away. The question “Will You Survive?”… Read More
So they are spending a lot of time on posters and three poor looking websites. They need to make the viral a little more varied. Granted it’s getting attention, but it’s weak