CBS Wants To Give You $5,000 For Your Horatio Impression! Dan Koelsch, January 25, 2010January 25, 2010 CBS’s hit show CSI has spawned off two spin-offs so far. If there is one thing that we can say the network’s CSI: Miami has left behind as an enternal legacy, it’s the extremely cheesy openers featuring Horatio Caine (played meticiously by David Caruso). Why are they so memorable? Well, I could tell you, or I could show you a massive montage after the jump to really drive the point home. Caruso’s pattened move of saying a mildly relevant one-liner then putting on his sunglasses (right before the “Yeahhhh!”) has been parodied many times has become an instant internet meme. Even the rest of the show’s cast and Jim Carrey have gotten in on the fun (see video below). Well, if you are one of those fine people impersonation Horatio, your day has come. If you upload your video of your impression to CBS.com, you could be picked as the best and win $5,000! More details on the site. So, can you do a Horatio impression? Contests Viral Marketing ContestsCSI: Miami
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“The Grand Budapest Hotel” Viral Marketing Campaign Launches Zubrowka Film Commission Website February 5, 2014February 5, 2014Last week, we posted an article about the newly launched viral marketing campaign for Wes Anderson‘s The Grand Budapest Hotel. AkademieZubrowka website offered an exclusive look at where the film is set and some of the props that are going to be used in the film. Now a new site,… Read More
Avatar’s Influence Continues: Did China Rename A Mountain For Avatar? January 29, 2010January 29, 2010There seems to be no end to what Avatar can do. We already know that movies will have less limits thanks to the new technology that was invented for Avatar, the highest grossing original movie ( More and more films are already coming out in 3-D). But, now a whole country… Read More