As You Might Have Guessed, “The Five-Year Engagement” Has A Wedding Blog Dan Koelsch, January 14, 2012 It seems like only yesterday that we were talking about wedding blogs becoming the viral website of choice for television shows (in fact it was yesterday). Not to be upstaged, the romantic comedy film The Five-Year Engagement, starring Jason Segel and Emily Blunt have their own wedding blog. Get the details after the jump. In Universal Pictures’ The Five-Year Engagement, Tom Solomon (Segel) and Violet Barnes (Blunt) get engaged, but they have to keep pushing their wedding date back. Hilarity ensues? While I’m not particularly excited for this movie (see the trailer here), the wedding blog, TomandViolet.com, is cute. There are several sections to explore and learn more about the couple and their plans. There is even a YouTube page featured that has a video of Segel in character. Check it out for yourself and let us know what you think in the comments below.The Five-Year Engagement opens April 27th. Viral Marketing The Five-Year Engagement
This Week In Viral: Terminator, Star Trek, Watchmen & More February 15, 2009July 18, 2010This week’s viral update is brought to you by Skynet Research, whose website is now functional. Some quick updates on virals in the past week after the jump. There’s even a District 9 update! (sorta) Read More
UPDATED: “Pacific Rim” Viral: The Kaiju Attack San Francisco; A Look At The Jaegers November 28, 2012December 2, 2012Well that was quick. Another update has been added to the Pacific Rim viral campaign and it gives us a look at the scale of the fearsome Kaiju and the giant human-piloted Jaegers that are forced to fight them to defend our safety. It appears that this new video has… 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