Iron Man 2 Clues Solved and First Trailer Revealed! Dan Koelsch, December 16, 2009December 16, 2009 Well, that was pretty simple. Latino Review received the fourth and final clue for the Iron Man 2 mini-viral, and the mystery was solved pretty easily. In the new photo (below), we have yet another word highlighted, this time “revealed”. That makes all the highlighted words put together mean “Stark secret confession revealed.” Put the words together, make it an url, and you get StarkSecretConfessionRevealed.com, which takes you directly to Apple’s page for the movie, where the first trailer for the new film is now live. Cute, but not very complicated. Check out the trailer below, or go to the Apple site to download in High Definition. What do you think of this little game, as well as the trailer itself? Let us know in the comments below! Viral Marketing Iron Man 2
Let Me In Viral Postcards From New Mexico August 9, 2010Overture’s Let Me In has an interesting viral campaign. While there have websites and mailings, the viral hasn’t really gone anywhere. There is no direction. Still, I find all the little bits to be fun and very intricately tied to the film, like the most recent update, a postcard from… Read More
Rocket Poppeteers Gives A Pop Quiz! September 27, 2010Now that Super 8 is going into full swing with its casting and location filming, it’s only appropriate for the viral to update as well. For those of you who signed up at the Rocket Poppeteer site, you were more than likely miffed about the lack of response. Well, because… Read More
How the Cloverfield Monster and Everything On Pandora Can’t Exist March 22, 2010Back when our forum was a Cloverfield forum, one of the biggest discussions after the movie came out was what Clover really was and how it survived in the water. Designer Neville Page said he made the monster biologically accurate, but the guys at Cracked.com aren’t so convinced. Read More
war machine alone sold me…it looks like a “fun” movie, like spiderman 2..but nonetheless, very much looking forward to it.
It was the code used for whoever found the site first (The creator of Superhero Hype) to punch in to start the count down. I myself and others assume it’s a year and the viral is still running.And Ian, didn’t know that. I’m deeply sorry for your lost.