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
Google Viral: Earth Day in Movies and TV April 22, 2010June 12, 2010Happy Earth Day! Today is a great day to go outside and appreciate nature, or take it one step further and find ways to help the environment. The holiday, organized mainly by the Earth Day Network, is celebrating its 40th anniversary, and even Google has taken notice, as you can… Read More
Infographic: The Anatomy of a Scary Film October 31, 2013There’s a lot that goes into making a scary movie, so the team at Wish.co.uk has put together an in-depth infographic that dives into “The Anatomy of a Scary Film” and covers everything from soundtrack creation to camera angles, from scare tactics to reasons why we love the feelings of… Read More
Exclusive: Interview Answers Questions About “They’re Here” October 5, 2010October 18, 2011After we caught wind of the viral campaign for They’re Here, I thought it was a long shot to contact them to get any answers before the October 10th countdown ended. Fortunately, I was wrong, as I was able to get whoever is behind it to answer five questions with… Read More