Scott Pilgrim Facebook Page Needs 100,000 Fans to Premiere New Trailer (Update: Now Live!) Dan Koelsch, May 30, 2010July 10, 2010 The folks behind Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World are holding the new trailer for the summer movie hostage until the official Facebook Page gains 100,000 Fans (or “Likes” as Facebook calls it now). So, if you’re a fan of the comic book or are just interested in the new film by Edgar Wright, now is the time to do your part. The page currently has 95,816 “Likes” (I really hate the new term), so every vote counts.The Universal Studios film stars Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and Anna Kendrick, directed by Edgar Wright, and written by Edgar Wright and Michael Bacall. Scott Pilgrim (Cera) is a bassist in a band who meets the girl of his dreams (Windstead). Unfortunately, he has to defeat her seven evil ex-boyfriends (including future Captain America Chris Evans) to win her heart. Wright has been promoting the Facebook page through his Twitter. Source: Film School Rejects Update: The trailer is now live! See it below. Viral Marketing FacebookMichael CeraScott PilgrimScott Pilgrim Vs. The WorldTrailer
Viral Video: Chris Klein Auditions for Mamma Mia May 19, 2010There’s a video that has been on the Internet for only a day and is already spreading like wildfire. In what looks to be real leaked footage, actor Chris Klein (American Pie) auditions for a role in the 2008 musical Mamma Mia, which stars Amanda Seyfried and Meryl Streep. Usually… Read More
This Just In: A Generic News Report January 28, 2010January 28, 2010Have you ever watched the news and noticed something…familiar about all those reports filed by correspondents? The same images, tone of voice, and even the structure? Charlie Brooker of BBC Four’s talkshow Newswire definitely notices the similarities. He filed this video report after the jump. Read More
Tron Legacy Postcards Reveal Japanese Encom Website, New Game, and Countdown To Comic-Con July 12, 2010October 18, 2011More postcards were sent out this week for the Tron Legacy viral campaign, and it looks those coded strips actually DO mean something. Thanks to the work of Unfiction members, we now have a new website in the campaign, which features another simple (yet difficult!) flash game from our friends… Read More