The Expendables Demand That You Don’t Press the Button Dan Koelsch, August 11, 2012 The cast of Expendables 2 really don’t want you to press that button. Lionsgate has created the DontPressTheButton.com, where stars Terry Crews and Dolph Lundgren yell at you to not press the red button in the middle of the screen. When you do press it, you get some short clips from the film. Lionsgate also uploaded a video to show how the site works. Take a look after the break. Tweet #DONTPRESSTHEBUTTON to get in on the action socially, and also don’t forget to check out the Tumblr TrackEmFindEmKillEm.com for The Expendables Field Guide. The Expendables 2 opens in theaters on August 17th. Viral Marketing Don't Press The ButtonThe Expendables 2
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The Viral Campaign for “Thor” and “The Avengers” Begins in Chicago March 21, 2011July 6, 2011I had the opportunity to attend the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo at the massive McCormick Place convention center this past weekend, and while the focus of the three day convention was primarily comic books, the heavy presence by Marvel presented a few movie related surprises. Not only was Thor… Read More
Buy Avatar Toys, Get Some Content October 24, 2009October 23, 2009A funny thing happened on my latest trip to Target. During my obligatory perusal of the store’s toy aisle to check out the latest Star Wars offerings, I stumbled upon an entire section devoted to Avatar. Figures, ships, playsets, and more took up a substantial portion of the aisle. What caught my eye… Read More
When you do press it, you get some short clips from the film. Lionsgate also uploaded a video to show how the site works. Take a look after the break.