Would The Real John Carter Please Stand Up? Caleb Hamilton, December 3, 2011 Looks like Disney has launched a viral campaign for their upcoming film, John Carter. Andrew Stanton, director of John Carter, is looking for all of the John Carter’s of Earth. If your name is John Carter (or if you know a John Carter), you fit the bill. Hit the jump for more!If you are John Carter or if you know someone named John Carter, head over to realjohncarter.com and register (or refer the John Carter you know) to attend a secret advanced screening of the movie. Once you register you’ll also be notified when the search for “The Real John Carter” begins. The winner of this contest will be sent on a journey to find themselves in “another world”.Check out this video message from director, Andrew Stanton:John Carter hits theaters in Disney Digital 3D and IMAX 3D on March 9th, 2012! Social Networks Viral Marketing John CarterViral marketingWalt Disney Pictures
Has The ‘Anchorman 2’ Marketing Campaign Given Us Too Much Ron Burgundy? December 6, 2013December 6, 2013Remember that time you hoped against hope for a sequel to Anchorman? You weren’t alone of course; the 2004 film earned cult-like status in the years following its release, leaving legions of fans desperate for more Ron Burgundy. After years of waiting, the sequel is nearly here, and it seems the… Read More
Exclusive: We Help “Find Me Event” Unleash Their Abduction Video October 14, 2011October 14, 2011A few months ago we did an article on Find Me Event, the ARG where you, the viewer, takes part in locating a prisoner locked away by the evil Architect. This past week we gave you guys even more information with a promise that something big is right around the… Read More
The Soapbox: Remakes And How People React To Them June 29, 2009June 29, 2009Recently, Ive noticed a certain amount of bitching stemming from announced remakes, such as ‘Flight of the Navigator’ and ‘Total Recall’. My question for the week is, why do people bitch about remakes? Remakes are both a good and a bad thing. On one hand, remakes allow talented filmmakers to… Read More