Marvel’s “The Avengers” Makes Advertising Push With New Poster and Trailer Dan Koelsch, February 29, 2012February 29, 2012 What might be this summer’s biggest blockbuster, Marvel’s The Avengers, opens in just over 2 months, but the marketing push has been limited considering it’s scope (and budget). Now, we finally have a non-teaser theatrical poster (released yesterday) and a trailer (released this morning) that shows off a lot more fighting, not to mention more Hulk. Check out both after the break. I love the trailer, especially seeing Hulk save Iron Man. You can download the trailer from Apple. Let us know what you think of both the trailer and the poster in the comments below!Walt Disney Pictures releases The Avengers in 3D on May 4th. Follow the film on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Follow our coverage of the film and its viral campaign by clicking here. Viral Marketing Viral Videos DisneyMarvelPosterThe AvengersTrailer
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Baz Luhrmann Wants To Share His Vision For “The Great Gatsby” With You Using The Gatsby Journal May 8, 2013Director Baz Luhrmann has decided to share his process in adapting the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel The Great Gatsby by compiling series of notes on the production through an online interactive journal called The Gatsby Journal. With plans to update on a weekly basis, the first bits of information provided… Read More