Disney-Pixar’s “Brave” Will ‘Change Your Fate in Two Days’ Michael Lee, February 21, 2012February 21, 2012 Briefly: One of the central themes of Disney-Pixar’s upcoming Brave is being able to change your destiny. Is Merida going to be a princess with proper etiquette or she is going to follow her calling and be the adventurous warrior like her father? Of course we can’t answer that right now, the movie comes out June 15th, but we might be getting some more clues to the story in just a couple of days. Brave’s official Facebook Fan Page has just posted that its fans can change their fate in two days. Does this mean we will be getting the first clip from the film, a new trailer, a new poster, or the start of a viral campaign? We don’t know, but we will keep our eyes peeled for the big reveal, which happens in two days. Viral Marketing BraveDisneyPixar
Paramount Runs Pair Of ‘Interstellar’ Contests That Will Take Winners To The Edge Of Space October 31, 2014October 31, 2014Interstellar is an unforgettably spectacular visually immersive film going experience unlike any other. Christopher Nolan’s space epic uses elements from other sci-fi space films and mixes them in with his signature style. Now to help promote the film, Paramount revealed they will unveil a space exhibit at the National Air… Read More
LOST: Dude Video and Massive Prop Auction May 13, 2010May 13, 2010ABC’s LOST is gearing up for its series finale in less than two weeks, so I guess it shouldn’t be surprising to find out they are auctioning off almost 100 different props from the hit show. Find out more, and see a compilation of all the times Hugo says “Dude”… Read More
Viral Marketing ESPN Brings Admiral Ackbar to Primetime September 9, 2010October 18, 2011It’s probably not quite the same thrill as destroying the Death Star, but for one evening, everyone’s favorite squid-faced rebel hero, Admiral Ackbar, was the talk of the college football world. That is because ESPN aired a commercial documenting the now infamous campaign by University of Mississippi students to have… Read More