Want to make some serious money predicting box office opening weekend results? Now you can, at via stock exchange. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission approved a contract with the new Trend Exchange that allow traders to bet on a movie’s opening weekend gross. While a new revenue stream is always nice, there could be…
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I have no idea what this is for, why it was done, or who would even bring back a video game code from the dea….. oh my god! It all makes sense. Somewhat. I would be curious to know how the following info was leaked to the the Twitter public, and at this point, whomever…
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This seems to be the month de Guillermo, as we have yet another story about what the acclaimed director of Pan’s Labrinyth is working on next. He’s already dropped out of directing Lord of the Rings prequel The Hobbit, and he is supposedly working on another Van Helsing adaptation. What’s he really working on? It…
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Saved By The Bell has the ability to predict the future. Anyone who grew up in the early 90s is sure to remember the oil spill episode of the Saturday morning teen sitcom whenever they think about the current BP oil spill and the pictures of animals covered in oil. Those outside of that timeframe…
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Actress Aubrey Plaza (Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, Parks and Recreation) is one of many viewers who were impressed by the teaser trailer for Super 8. So, it is perfectly understandable that she would be curious to see what’s inside the train and tweet about it. Seven times. Then make a blog about it just…
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Trailers Weekly is a feature in which we bring you the most popular and talked about trailers of the week. Sharing trailers is a classic viral practice, and trailers are still the most mainstream way for people to learn about movies. This week we have the first teaser for Tangled, the “announcement” video for Johnny…
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Do you love The Office? Do you have a video camera? Well, then this contest is for you! NBC is letting fans recreate an episode of The Office, essentially creating a “fanisode”. You just film a part of the selected episode, “Murder”, then upload it to NBC.com.
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The Key Art Awards, sponsored by The Hollywood Reporter, honor achievements in artwork and other promotional materials advertising films. Seems right up our alley, right? This year’s 39th annual event was held last night at Vibiana in Los Angeles, and one of our favorites, District 9, had quite the evening. Get the full details below.
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We have several viral videos created to promote some upcoming summer movies. First, the minions from Despicable Me flash mobbed the Grove in Los Angeles, we have another attempt at a Knight and Day viral video, and Get Him To The Greek has a few videos on Funny or Die. Check them all out after…
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There has been a barrage of films lately that some will call unoriginal, unnecessary, and quite frankly, lazy. These are the films that have either been taken directly from those before them, or tweaked enough to release as their own. 9 out of 10 times, these films are ripped into pieces, on a regular basis.
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