‘RoboCop’ Viral Site Teases How OmniCorp Can Change American Justice Michael Lee, December 9, 2013December 9, 2013 Briefly: If the future is now, then OmniCorp has got it under control. The viral site that promotes the upcoming remake of the Paul Verhoeven, doesn’t really lose sight of the atrocities that plague our society, yet Jose Padilha‘s version looks very tame. But tonight at 9pm/8pm PST, the OmniCorp site will convince you that the film is just as good as the original, despite some of the advances we have made in visual effects.Announced on the OmniCorp Facebook page, the event doesn’t give us much detail as to what we should be expecting other than it will reveal how the organization’s technology can make a difference in American justice. Other than that, we don’t know what we are in store for, but considering that official OmniCorp viral site makes no mention of the event, it doesn’t seem like it will attract much attention. Still we’ll be there to cover the event. Maybe there will be a new trailer, a chance to win tickets to an early screening, or attend the red carpet premiere. Whatever it is, we’ll be there to cover it all. Viral Marketing Columbia PicturesJose PadilhaOmniCorpRobocopsamuel l. jacksonScreen GemsSony Pictures
District 9 Viral: “George” Explained and Christopher Addresses Arc Gun on Ebay August 6, 2009August 6, 2009On a call with a Sony representative today, we got a little insight into the reasoning behind the change in names of the blogger on MNUSpreadsLies.com. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, read my original article about it. Apparently, the blog site was originally designed to be autonomous… Read More
J.K. Rowling’s “Pottermore” Revealed! [Updated] June 22, 2011June 23, 2011Late last week the internet was buzzing about a new Harry Potter project that will be officially announced by J.K. Rowling tomorrow. Thanks to a leaked memo regarding the project, we have learned exactly what Pottermore is. Read More
SNL Viral Video: British Movie February 13, 2011February 13, 2011As our readers know, NBC’s Saturday Night Live often parodies movies, and this weekend’s episode hosted by Russell Brand was no exception. This time they take on the trend of the gritty British action-crime dramas, focusing on the difficult-to-understand accents. NBC even created a basic website for the fake film,… Read More