New Images From the Tron Legacy Set Nick Butler, March 16, 2010December 3, 2010 /Film had the chance to visit the Tron Legacy set back in June of 2009, and they’ve got some great pictures from the event. The images show a night club in the computer world, and feature Jeff Bridges, who stared in the original Tron some 25+ years ago. /Film also had a chance to interview Jeff Bridges, which you can read here. Check out these awesome photos after the jump.Peter described his experience in great (but limited by Disney) detail, here’s an excerpt from the article.I’m still not quite sure what happened in the action scene that played out, but I knew one thing – it looked cool. And not the fake, manufactured, trying too hard to be cool, but instead — authentically cool. And not only that, I could see it in front of me, without the help of computer generated magic. And better yet, I watched it 3D. Wearing special 3D glasses, I watched playback on the big flat screen monitors on set.Below are a few of the images taken at the Tron Legacy set:You can check out the rest of the photo’s on SlashFilm.com. Follow MovieViral.com’s Coverage of Tron Legacy Viral Marketing Flynn LivesSet VisitTron Legacy
“The Muppets” Feel The Hunger in “The Hunger Games” Parody Trailer March 6, 2012March 6, 2012The Muppets had an amazing marketing run and it seemingly came to an end when the movie opened in theaters in November. But its not over. Not by a long shot. With the DVD/Blu-ray being released on March 20th, the marketing team at Walt Disney Pictures are at it again…. Read More
Learn More About “Cleopatra” in Interactive Timeline June 9, 2013Briefly: The Cleopatra 50th Anniversary Blu-ray was released last month (read my review here), but if you’re looking for some free insight into one of the most infamous Hollywood productions ever, then the Cleopatra interactive digital timeline should hold you over. Learn about the pre-production, sets, costumes, production, and cinema… Read More
Syfy’s “Haven” Will Follow Twitter-integrated Plot August 12, 2011August 12, 2011In the past, we have reported on television shows that have integrated events on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. More recently, USA’s Covert Affairs did something like this where Twitter users were able to interact with CIA operatives on a mission in Budapest during an episode. Now, Syfy’s… Read More
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