The Next “Battle: Los Angeles” Viral Stage? Scott Caldwell, December 7, 2010January 19, 2011 While it was just the other day, we wrote about the hidden sounds on the new interactive website for Battle: Los Angeles, we now have what could be more of an unannounced placeholder for a future viral campaign. While the site does nothing, and yet again has Sony’s name all over it, the visuals themselves are quite amazing. Hopefully a sign of what’s to come when the film is released. Keep reading to find out more. It seems the same MovieViral forum member who brought you the last update, has been hard at work to keep the updates coming. OmegaXI has pointed us to quite the flashy, yet generic Sony site, that offers an amazing look into the carnage that hopefully fills the screen when the film comes out. Take a look at what World Invasion brings you: Based on the site’s image, the aliens are in the midst of fixing something? Let us know what you think. Battle: Los Angeles is in theaters March 11, 2011. ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing Battle: Los Angeles
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Incredible New Halo Reach Live Action Spot August 26, 2010August 26, 2010You want Halo Reach action? You got it. The previous ambient live action shorts have been setting the mood for this new Halo Reach spot “Deliver Hope.” Get blown away after the jump. Read More
Conan Hosts Valentine’s Day Video Contest February 2, 2011Have you ever wanted to eat dinner with your special someone in front a live studio audience and millions of television viewers? Well, now you have the chance thanks to Conan O’Brien. To enter you just have to post a video response to the YouTube announcement (shown after the break)… Read More