Official Website for “Space Jam” Still Exists In Original Condition Dan Koelsch, December 29, 2010December 29, 2010 Come along with me on a journey to an archaeological site that’s been unchanged for ages. I’m not talking about a real location in the middle of the Sahara desert, I’m referring to Warner Bros’ official website for Space Jam, created back in 1996. 14 years later, the site has been untouched, acting as sort of a Internet time capsule that gives us a glimpse into our digital past. Explore with me after the break. The front page of the website (link) is simple enough, but the true gems are hidden beneath the surface. Each of the pages linked from the homepage have a style that reminds me of a combination of the old GeoCities pages and sites you could make with Microsoft FrontPage. There’s actually a pretty decent amount of content, though some of the links don’t work anymore, and some of the downloads probably aren’t compatible with your computer and operating system. As every schoolboy and girl should have learned growing up, Space Jam was Warner Bros’ attempt to make the Looney Tunes hip and modern by pairing them with Michael Jordan in a mediocre and silly film. Take a look at the site for yourself, and let us know how it brings up memories after the break. Source: Jonah Peretti (via /Film) Viral News Space JamWarner Bros
Viral Video of the Week: Recreated Rocky Montage January 10, 2010May 3, 2011This video was actually made two years ago, but the first time I saw it was when it was featured on GeekWeek this week. It’s a fan-made shot-for-shot recreation of the training montage from Rocky IV, which is one of my favorite scenes of the series, and one of the… Read More
“Prometheus” Viral Campaign Continues On With Recruitment At San Diego Comic-Con June 27, 2012August 4, 2012Normally a viral campaign would end when the film opens theatrically. But a new viral video for Prometheus has appeared online today that disproves that notion. Previous campaigns have focused on Elizabeth Shaw’s plea to Weyland to fund the fateful expedition, a description of a med pod, and a test… Read More
“Apollo 18” Writer to Rewrite Reddit Story-Turned-Film “Rome Sweet Rome” January 15, 2013January 15, 2013It’s been awhile since we’ve provided an update on Rome Sweet Rome, the in-development Warner Bros. film based on a story on Reddit. Variety is reporting that Apollo 18 screenwriter Brian Miller has been brought on for a fresh rewrite. Get the details after the break. Read More
I hear if you put this site into the Geocities-izer (http://wonder-tonic.com/geocitiesizer/) the internet will explode