Latest Trailer For “The Lego Movie” Riffs On “Man Of Steel” David Weaver, January 31, 2014 Arriving just a week before its theatrical release is a brand new trailer for the The Lego Movie, the big screen debut for the wildly popular toyline. While it is readily apparent that the film is already chock full of cameos that range from the likes of Batman to Gandalf to Han Solo (and even including Abraham Lincoln), this new trailer amusingly incorporates Hans Zimmer’s bombastic score from last years love it or hate it MAN OF STEEL to introduce us to the film’s main protagonist Emmet Brickowski, voiced by Chris Pratt. There are of course plenty of other characters to spot in the new trailer as well (including the Man of Plastic himself), so check out the trailer after the break and see who you can spot.The Lego Movie opens in theaters on February 7. Viral Marketing Viral Videos Hans ZimmerMan of SteelThe Lego MovieTrailerWarner Bros
Repo Men Motion Comic Debuts Online March 15, 2010March 15, 2010With only 3 days left to go before Repo Men hits your local cinemaplex, Universal has launched one last video, a Dennis Calero-illustrated motion comic debuting today SXSW and ready to download online. Find out more about this after the break. Read More
“Prometheus” Viral Campaign Continues On With Recruitment At San Diego Comic-Con June 27, 2012August 4, 2012Normally a viral campaign would end when the film opens theatrically. But a new viral video for Prometheus has appeared online today that disproves that notion. Previous campaigns have focused on Elizabeth Shaw’s plea to Weyland to fund the fateful expedition, a description of a med pod, and a test… Read More
“The Amazing Spider-Man 2” Viral Site Wants The Webslinger To Pay For NYC Damages February 13, 2014February 13, 2014The Amazing Spider-Man 2 viral site has recently seen some major activity since debuting the EnemiesUnite site with their villains sizzle reel. Much of the Daily Bugle Tumblr site has been focused on reporting on characters directly tied to Spider-Man lore. But what about J. Jonah Jameson, the Editor-in-Chief for… Read More