“Avatar” Twitter Buzz Continues, Dominates New Releases Nick Butler, March 29, 2010April 7, 2010 Fifteen weeks after it was released, Avatar continues to dominate movie-related tweets. Trendrr, which follows the popularity of twitter phrases, shows Avatar consistently beating other films in their overall buzz on Twitter. This reiterates Avatars enormous success in the box office, as people continue to chat about the film. Check out the comparisons after the jump.As this Trendrr comparison shows, Avatar’s buzz has constantly beaten the buzz of other newly released films. This really shows the popularity of this overly successful film and it’s lasting effect on the masses; it also makes me question the Academy’s choice for Best Picture, but at this rate maybe it’ll be nominated again next year.Avatar on will be available on DVD and Blu-ray April 22nd. Viral Marketing AvatarBuzzTwitter
Viral Experience For “…In The Woods” Is As Trippy As The Documentary Itself March 19, 2011March 23, 2011To call …In The Woods a documentary would be like calling Donnie Darko a family drama. Experimental filmmaker Jennifer Elster directs the mysterious film that has actors, scientists, and other prominent professionals go just where the title says. To match the mysteriousness of the film’s premise, an online experience has… Read More
Join the “Community” and Enroll at Greendale College October 6, 2009October 6, 2009My favorite new show of this fall is NBC’s “Community.” Starring the affable Joel McHale and Chevy Chase, the comedy surrounds the happenings at a community college, and the eclectic range of students and professors who attend it. Continuing the precedent set by “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation,” NBC has… Read More
2012: Soren Ulfert is Dead November 12, 2009I don’t want to gloat and say I called it, but…I called it. Yesterday, we reported the death of Professor Meyers, and it seemed like the IHC was cleaning house on anyone involved in uncovering the conspiracy. News Done Right is reporting that Ulfert was found dead in Wisconsin after… Read More