Viral Video Round Up: Wall-E, The Dark Knight, Steven Spielberg, Prometheus, And More! Zach Oldenburg, January 16, 2012 The Internet is full of videos related to movies, whether they be fan made, studio made, or somewhere in between. We regularly bring you the best, most interesting, or just plain weirdest, and today we do it again. Check out the latest viral videos after the break. Gotta love George Costanza That blonde chick and her husband though? Meh. Why did I never notice this balloon in the background of The Dark Knight? 2012 is the year of Prometheus parody trailers, apparently. Here’s Wall-E. Tisk-tisk. Regal Union Square totally ruined a screening of Hugo and this guy documented it. This montage is how I feel at work. There’s nothing more magical than the Spielberg face. If you have any viral videos you’d like to suggest, then you can contact me via Twitter or e-mail me directly at zacholdenburg@movieviral.com Fan Made Work Features News Social Networks Viral Marketing Viral News Viral Video Round Up Viral Videos exploding headjason alexandarmontagePrometheusvvruWall-E
“Prometheus” Viral Campaign Continues On With Recruitment At San Diego Comic-Con June 27, 2012August 4, 2012Normally a viral campaign would end when the film opens theatrically. But a new viral video for Prometheus has appeared online today that disproves that notion. Previous campaigns have focused on Elizabeth Shaw’s plea to Weyland to fund the fateful expedition, a description of a med pod, and a test… Read More
“Pompeii” Pop Up Trailer Educates You On Upcoming Disaster Flick February 5, 2014The fine folks over at MOVIECLIPS have given the upcoming historic disaster movie Pompeii their Pop Up Trailer treatment. As usual they have layered a number of fun facts and information about the history of Pompeii itself and other volcanic curiosities that you can peruse while watching the official trailer…. Read More
Twitter To Beta Test New Marketing System Based On Movies-Related Tweets September 29, 2014September 29, 2014For press members that attend screenings, we normally tweet our reactions to the film we just saw on twitter. Depending on how bit the film is, a director, member of the cast, or even the studio itself might retweet it for more publicity and free marketing. Depending on your opinions… Read More