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
Video and Photos From “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” Fan Event December 15, 2010Disney decided to honor fans of Jack Sparrow by debuting the first teaser trailer for Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides at a “Pirates Fans First!” Event in Disneyland on Monday. After the break see some of the photos and a “video sizzle” of the event. Director Rob Marshall… Read More
Make Your Next 5K Run A Zombie Infested One February 13, 2012Last night, while watching the premiere of the newest episode of The Walking Dead, I saw a frighteningly awesome commercial for a zombie themed 5K obstacle run coming to Indianapolis. Called Run For Your Lives, it’s an immersive experience that combines the cardio fun of a 5K race with the… Read More
“Pitch Perfect” Review: Predictable But Also Irresistible Musical Fun September 27, 2012October 29, 2012A lot can be said about a film subtlety telling you to stay until the end of what you are watching, because the end is the best part. It can also be misinterpreted as a sign of desperation so that you don’t go back to customer relations and ask for… Read More