New ‘Viral’ Images for “X-Men: Days of Future Past” Dan Koelsch, September 5, 2013September 5, 2013 The Twitter account for 20th Century Fox’s X-Men: Days of Future Past has been tweeting pictures from Trask Industries since Comic-Con. This week, two more have been posted, including one featuring Peter Dinklage as villain Bolivar Trask. Check out the tweets after the break. Since 1967, Trask Industries has been at the forefront of human progress. http://t.co/z52Qcz0Yce pic.twitter.com/W22V90NjmT— X-Men Movies (@XMenMovies) September 3, 2013Sentinels are capable of mobilizing in response to international turmoil at a moment's notice. http://t.co/z52Qcz0Yce pic.twitter.com/7ImSjw9gcp— X-Men Movies (@XMenMovies) September 5, 2013 X-Men: Days of Future Past opens May 23rd, 2014. Social Networks Viral Marketing X-Men: Days of Future Past
“Threat Level Midnight” Website Goes Live After Latest ‘The Office’ Episode February 19, 2011If you have seen the latest episode of The Office, then you’re well aware of “Threat Level Midnight.” Michael Scott’s decade long film project about fictional secret agent Michael Scarn finally had its big premiere this past Thursday. In typical NBC fashion, a viral website for the film has been… Read More
“The Sitter” Has Been Getting Some Hilarious Voicemail! September 15, 2011Earlier this week, we reported the start of a viral campaign for 20th Century Fox’s upcoming release The Sitter, starring Jonah Hill in the title role. Allied-THA distributed flyers with Jonah’s picture and a phone number to call with the message “Need a sitter?” Since the initial report, thousands of… Read More
Jon Stewart Duels Stephen Colbert For “Star Wars” Geek Trivia Supremacy… And To Support UNICEF July 18, 2014July 18, 2014Omaze runs some pretty fantastic charity campaigns. We’ve heard about the Breaking Bad riding in the RV campaign, the ride in a tank with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and rehearse a scene from House of Cards with eating BBQ with Kevin Spacey. But the biggest and most geek driven campaign has to… Read More