Honda Releases Extended Version of “Ferris Bueller” Super Bowl Ad Caleb Hamilton, January 30, 2012January 30, 2012 Last week, a very short teaser for a Super Bowl ad featuring Matthew Broderick as Ferris Bueller hit the web. There were many theories surrounding the video’s meaning, but it was soon revealed that it was a teaser for a Honda ad. Today, that commercial is available to see before the big game on Sunday. Watch it after the break.In celebration of the launch of their new 2012 CR-V, Honda put together this homage/sequel to Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. You’ll see a shorter version of this ad on Sunday, but below we have the extended version.http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=VhkDdayA4iADid you catch the over two dozen references to Ferris Bueller’s Day Off in the video? If so, tell us which ones you found in the comments! Viral Marketing Viral Videos Ferris Bueller's Day OffHondaSuper Bowl XLVIYouTube
HBO Brings the 1920’s Back with “Boardwalk Empire” Themed Train September 9, 2011I have not seen Boardwalk Empire, but I know many who have, and they all contend that it was one of the best shows on television last year. Such widespread praise has generated some substantial hype for the show’s second season, which is scheduled to premiere September 25th on HBO…. Read More
Social Networks “The Wolverine” Unleashes Declassified Documents, A Free iBook And An Interactive Experience November 11, 2013November 11, 2013With the upcoming release of The Wolverine for home video consumption, 20th Century Fox is using the film’s social networks as well as other interactive marketing tools to help us learn more about the Marvel character. Find out after the break what kind of information will be revealed and what places… Read More
ARGs & Campaigns The Men In The Black Suits Are Real: Possible “Men In Black 3” Viral Campaign November 26, 2011April 1, 2012Earlier today, a teaser poster for Men In Black 3 was discovered by Collider.com and it looks to contain the beginning of a Men in Black 3 viral campaign. Embedded in the poster was a link to a Facebook page run by a teenager (BugEyes126) who is convinced that “the… Read More