Japanese ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ Trailer Embraces Film’s Crazy Fun Michael Lee, September 9, 2014 James Gunn‘s Guardians of the Galaxy is one of the highest grossing films of the year. Though the film has grossed $586 million worldwide, Guardians has yet to open in other international markets like Japan. To help promote the film, Japan has been releasing trailers and TV spots, just like any market would. But Japan doesn’t market the film the same way we do, in fact they have their own brand of quirkiness.So they have released a trailer that focuses on raccoons and trees as seen on nature channels before switching over to Rocket spraying bullets and a walking tree who can only say “I am Groot.” There’s also the fact that the Japanese voiceover is energetic and enthusiastic. Hit the jump to check it out.You must have seen Guardians of the Galaxy, but if you haven’t, you might as well check out what all the hype is all about. Guardians of the Galaxy opens in Japan on September 13. Viral News Viral Videos Guardians of the GalaxyJames GunnMarvel Studios
News Watch The New ‘Poltergeist’ Trailer And Find Out Who Died In Your House February 5, 2015IT’S HERE!!! The new trailer for the remake of Poltergeist has finally hit the internet. Even if you’re a die hard fan of the original horror classic, this remake does look pretty creepy and seems to have a few extra scares than the first. After the jump, check out the… Read More
Viral Video: NBC Spoofs E! The True Hollywood Story Using ‘The Blacklist’s Raymon “Red” Reddington September 29, 2014September 29, 2014What made The Blacklist‘s Raymond “Red” Reddington the man he is today? Well, fans of show may know or slightly know what is going on through Red’s head, considering the series is only in its second season. Now entering its second season, The Blacklist will give fans more insight as… Read More
Official Website for “Space Jam” Still Exists In Original Condition December 29, 2010December 29, 2010Come along with me on a journey to an archaeological site that’s been unchanged for ages. I’m not talking about a real location in the middle of the Sahara desert, I’m referring to Warner Bros’ official website for Space Jam, created back in 1996. 14 years later, the site has… Read More