Viral Websites Offer Screenings For “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo” Dan Koelsch, December 10, 2011 Briefly: With the film just 11 days from being released in theaters, the viral campaign for The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo looks to be drawing to a close with special screenings on Monday. The Mouth Taped Shut Twitter account has been giving the locations where free tickets are available, but some are sold out already, so get there quick. Read where all the locations are at this link (found by clicking on the tattoo gun on WhatIsHiddenInSnow.com), since if you miss getting an advanced ticket, there will be a standby line. Let us know in the comments section if you get an tickets. Viral Marketing The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Let Me In Viral Postcards From New Mexico August 9, 2010Overture’s Let Me In has an interesting viral campaign. While there have websites and mailings, the viral hasn’t really gone anywhere. There is no direction. Still, I find all the little bits to be fun and very intricately tied to the film, like the most recent update, a postcard from… Read More
Piranha 3D Footage Needs To Be Taken Down July 31, 2010September 3, 2010You would think that a title like that would proclaim my love for new footage and excitement, and how bootlegged footage like the one from Thor, or the phony tracks from Tron: Legacy should have no place in this world. One can also look at that statement to remove the… Read More
Tron Legacy: Viral Updates From Flynn Lives Forum April 11, 2010December 3, 2010While we haven’t had any big viral news for Tron Legacy since the Encom Press Conference, aka Operation Tron, there have been a few smaller updates to the viral sites that may lead to something bigger. Check out the details after the jump. Read More
I have no interest in the American version of this film. It’s strictly about a family’s milking every cent out of a great author who is no longer here to defend his work.
Disagree Oberon. 100% David Fincher is a genius who gave us FIGHT CLUB, among other truly amazing films. I have no doubts that his adaptation of the book will be great.