Facebook Wants You To Express Your Love “Like Crazy” Michael Lee, September 18, 2011September 18, 2011 Drake Doremus’s Like Crazy starring Anton Yelchin and Felicity Jones will be hitting theaters on October 28th. Most theaters have already displayed posters for the romance film that contain the four simple three word sentences followed by the film’s title: I Want You; I Need You; I Love You; I Miss You; Like Crazy. Now Like Crazy’s official Facebook page is giving you the chance to create your very own poster in it’s likeness. Like Crazy‘s official page app follows the same procedure as most official pages. Simply just upload a photo of you and your significant other and place the text wherever you want to. You also have the option of sharing your photo on Facebook. But what I like about this is that there is no small title tag marketing the movie. That tends to annoy me. Here the title is necessary to emphasize you love for your significant other. In addtion, you won’t be bothered by any of the film’s credits that you see on the bottom of the actual poster. You just get those four simple sentences followed by LIKE CRAZY. So if you have a lover, why not tell him or her how you feel! Viral Marketing Viral News Like CrazyParamount Pictures
Fan-Made “Hunger Games” ARG Launches June 14, 2011June 16, 2011A few days ago, we posted an article about what looked to be an official ARG for the upcoming film The Hunger Games, which comes out next year. We deleted the article after a Lionsgate rep told us that it was not official and possibly a scam to collect user… Read More
Early Twitter Responses to District 9 Trailer May 1, 2009April 7, 2010The teaser trailer for District 9 was released at midnight (online and in front of X-Men Origins: Wolverine) and it looks like the reviews are pretty positive. See a selection after the jump (some edited for clarity and content). Read More
MacGruber iPhone App and Viral Site April 24, 2010NBC’s Saturday Night Live has had trouble converting their popular recurring skits into quality (and profitable) films. You could even argue that Wayne’s World was their only true success story, and may be the only reason they kept trying. This summer, the producers of the show are trying to break… Read More