James Cameron and the Governator Reunite For Political Ad Michael Lee, October 30, 2010 MovieViral.com isn’t known for posting political new, but since this involves a certain governor and a director I think we can make an exception. The ad involves James Cameron and Arnold Schwarzenegger, who reunite but not to shoot a new Terminator sequel or a True Lies sequel, but to speak about a political ad urging Californians to vote against Proposition 23, a ballot initiative that would put California’s Global Warming Act of 2006 on hold. You can watch the ad after the jump. In the ad, Cameron calls Prop 23 “the ultimate real-life disaster…terminating our air pollution standards, sinking our clean energy economy, and exploiting out environment for profit.” Go to FactsOn23.com for more information on the proposition. Viral News Viral Videos Arnold SchwarzeneggerJames CameronPoliticsTerminatorViral video
Cobra Commander Starts Kickstarter To Rebuild Cobra Island Destroyed by G.I. Joe March 24, 2013You may think that COBRA is an international terrorist organization, but according to them, they are just a worldwide organization devoted to making advancements in science and defense technology. So, with the G.I. Joes destroying their home base on Cobra Island, the Cobra Commander has started a Kickstarter to get… Read More
Reporter Killed On Camera For “The Darkest Hour” December 21, 2011Summit Entertainment’s alien invasion film The Darkest Hour opens on Christmas Day. To get you in the holiday spirit, the studio has released a viral video that shows a Russian reporter getting killed by the aliens as their invasion begins. Check out the video after the break. Read More
Full Size Tron Legacy Light Cycle Available For Sale! July 3, 2010July 3, 2010You may not know the Florida-based Parker Brothers Choppers by name, but you may remember The Dark Knight replica Bat-Pod they made and put on sale earlier this year. Now the company is back with a life-size replica of the Tron Legacy Light Cycle. Get pictures and details after the… Read More