Video: “Godzilla” Director Teases ‘Very Big’ Plans For Comic-Con Dan Koelsch, July 14, 2013 We already know that Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures’ Godzilla is set to have some presence at Comic-Con. The monster remake opens in May of next year, and the San Diego convention this week is the perfect time to promote it. There is an off-site building that is sure to have something, and the newly discovered viral website is bound to be related to the convention. Now we have a video from director Gareth Edwards that teases the film’s big plans even more. Check it out after the break. The Godzilla Encounter website has three articles so far, all with stories about “something” being out in the ocean. Each post has one or two letters in the headline colored red, which leads us to believe it’s some code. So far the letters, in order, are S, E, R, and I. Could it spell out a new URL or something related specifically to Comic-Con (as the latest article suggests)? We’ll have to wait and see. As soon as we know more, we’ll update you.To follow all of our coverage of Comic-Con, click here. ARGs & Campaigns Comic-Con Conventions Events Viral Marketing Viral Videos Comic-ConGodzilla
Details on Joss Whedon and Morgan Spurlock’s Comic-Con Movie Revealed, Including Title May 21, 2010June 6, 2010Back in February, we told you about a documentary Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Firefly) and Morgan Spurlock (Super Size Me) were planning on making about Comic-Con International in San Diego. Now we have more information on the film, including the title, which is mildly clever Comic-Con Episode Four:… Read More
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
“Inception” Fans Dream Up Film Inspired Board Game March 1, 2014Kickstarter and IndieGoGo film inspired projects are pretty cool for a handful of reasons. Some do it for the passion, others to commemorate their film idols, then there are those who get creative and go beyond the film and create fun games like Bruno Gervasi and Reid Cuddy. The two… Read More