District 9: Entertainment Weekly & Other Updates Scott Caldwell, August 7, 2009August 7, 2009 Something tells me we are going to see a lot of updates within the next week. Right now we are looking at some new videos, as well as some reiterations of existing viral. Ryan, of our wonderful forum, has posted an interesting video of some MNU documentary in regards to non-human weaponry. Also, io9 (once again) has come through with some great interview footage from Neil Blompkamp in regards to alien design. You will have to head over there for the footage. And the midnight showing links for Fandango are popping up on both District9movie.com as well as MNU’s Twitter. LATE ENTRY: New, and I mean NEW, member, DoctorWeeTodd, has posted a new video based on some Entertainment Weekly pics, posted by Dmitri Ahab Maksim. And the video that shows us that Wikus is more unknowing than we thought. Great work forum! As always, stay tuned to MovieViral.com for more D-9 updates! Viral Marketing District 9
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