Battle: Los Angeles – A Whole 4 Seconds of Footage Released! Scott Caldwell, July 28, 2010July 28, 2010 Wait….. Only 4 seconds? What the hell are we supposed to get from 4 seconds of footage? Well, for starters, and probably the reason this has been released, is to get people talking about Battle: Los Angeles. And it’s definitely doing that. Is the talk about the clip what they want? Probably not. Keep reading to find out more. I would say that so far, most of the talk would be along the lines of “WTF?”, “that’s it?”, and “exploding puffs of smoke with no ships?”. But this can be looked at from either an elaborate way to get people talking, or a film that has nothing going for it. We’ll have to wait and see. Take a look at the extremely short (technically, it’s only 2 seconds – the other 2 seconds go dark) clip of the longer clip that was shown at Comic-Con, due out March 11, 2011. Yup. That was it. At least the viral site of ReportThreats site can keep you entertained. Stay tuned to MovieViral for any updates.Source: /Film Comic-Con Conventions Events News Battle: Los AngelesComic-Con
Comic-Con: Castle Panel Reveals New Twitter Campaign July 26, 2010September 7, 2010Yesterday I attended my last panel of this year’s Comic-Con, which was for ABC’s Castle. Almost the entire cast was there, including stars Nathan Fillion and Stana Katic. We got some details on the future of the show, as well as backstage antics and the new Twitter campaign starting now. Read More
Paramount Casting Notice Not for Super 8, But For Another Abrams Project? May 31, 2010On Friday, we reported on a casting notice sent from Paramount to a few film blogs (specifically /Film). While this usually isn’t a big thing, the anonymous nature of the film and a few suspicous details led us to believe that this could be for J.J. Abrams’ new film Super… Read More
New “Wreck-It Ralph” Mockumentary “Garlan Hulse: Where Potential Lives” Mirrors “King Of Kong” Documentary March 12, 2013Last week Wreck-It Ralph was released on Blu-ray and DVD. There was a small viral campaign to go along with the theaterical release, which consisted of creating an actual Fix-It Felix Jr. arcade game and commercials promoting other arcade games, but now comes the most interesting aspect of the viral,… Read More