Call Jonah Hill and He Just Might Babysit for You Michael Lee, September 8, 2011September 8, 2011 It’s hard to find a sitter now-a-days. You got to screen everyone just to be sure that you will see your kid when you come home. So why not trust Jonah Hill. Sure he may have some questionable babysitting methods, but don’t let that deter you, why not call him yourself. To promote David Gordon’s comedy The Sitter, 20th Century Fox is allowing you call Hill, and should you be lucky, he might just pick up. According to Comingsoon.net, if you call there is a possibility that Hill will pick up, no we are not joking, he will actually take your call. The marketing is based on the paper-tab ads you see along street poles and college walls. So hit the jump to see the number!(917) 409-7838. Of course if he doesn’t pick up, you do have the option of leaving a message. Then again, who wants to leave a message? News Viral Marketing Viral News 20th Century FoxJonah HillThe Sitter
Controversy Rises As “Dark Knight” Reviews Roll In July 17, 2012July 17, 2012As the embargo lifts and the wait for The Dark Knight Rises comes to a close, a pair of stories has emerged over the last two days concerning the film’s critical reception and subsequent fan reaction. While I don’t think anyone expected Christopher Nolan’s final Batman film to be without… Read More
New “Skyline” Viral Video Hits The Streets November 10, 2010With Skyline in theaters this Friday, and already a couple of viral videos under their belt, the special effect team who are bringing you the film, want you to have a better understanding of what they can do. And by they, I mean the special effects team. Not quite sure… Read More
NBC Comic-Con Sweepstakes for The Event and The Cape July 15, 2010NBC’s FanIt initiative takes audience participation to a whole new level. By helping to promote shows by using social networks and other fun activities, you win points. What do those points get you? Well, for one, a chance to get VIP status at Comic-Con panels for new shows The Event… Read More