Viral Video: Honest Trailers For “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” Michael Lee, August 19, 2014 There are three types of parody trailers and film summaries: Cinema Sins, How It Should Have Ended, and Honest Trailers. We’ve seen many types of these videos for various films, and it shouldn’t be the least bit surprising that we have one for Captain America: The Winter Soldier. We already have a How Should Captain America: The Winter Soldier Have Really Ended, but it’s time to poke a few more holes before Cinema Sins put a few more nails in the coffin. Hit the jump to check the full video out.ScreenJunkies isn’t afraid to describe the film has far superior than Captain America: The First Avenger. Although aside from the “let’s get help from our fellow avengers for some help,” the video brings about some good points; like if Tony Stark was able to hack into S.H.I.E.L.D., how come he didn’t notice the H.Y.D.R.A. seeds that were planted throughout the organization. Again, nitpicking, but it is fun nitpicking nonetheless.Captain America: The Winter Soldier Blu-ray/DVD arrives on store shelves on September 9th. Viral Videos Captain America: The Winter SoldierHonest TrailersScreen Junkies
JK Rowling Announces A Harry Potter “Unique Online Reading Experience” June 23, 2011The time is finally here. JK Rowling has announced what her Pottermore project is, and it may not be what you expect. She describes it as a “unique online reading experience” that presents the same story of Harry Potter, but with a twist. Watch the announcement after the break. Read More
“The Amazing Spider-Man 2” Viral Video Teases Electro at Comic-Con July 17, 2013In anticipation of its Hall H panel on Friday afternoon, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 has been given quite the marketing push here at San Diego Comic-Con, as you can see from the banners above. There is also a new viral video featuring Jamie Foxx as villain Electro that teases the… Read More
Improv Everywhere Strikes Again With ‘Star Wars Subway Car’ July 14, 2010July 13, 2010Improv Everywhere is a group that stages impromptu shows around New York City, usually interacting with the public, and often using up to thousands of volunteer actors. Their latest act was a scene from Star Wars played out on a Subway Car. Take a look after the jump. Read More