With Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland tearing up the box office, it’s no surprise we are getting plenty of parody videos taking on the odd film. Moviefone has a few different ones, but the one that caught my eye was the spoof trailer “Gaga in Wonderland” by Black 20 Studios, the guys who brought us Avatar Wars. Check it out after the break.
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The theatrical release of Lionsgate’s Kick-Ass is less than a month away, and all the Internet promotions are starting to pour in. Director Matthew Vaughn is taking part in live interview on Facebook, there’s now an iPhone/iPod Touch App for the film, and we have a few new TV spots and even a new trailer. See all the goodness after the break.
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One of the few good things to come out of the of 2007 Writers Guild strike was Joss Whedon’s Dr. Horrible’s Sing-A-Long Blog, a three-part Internet series that bypassed the studios and WGA rules. The TV episode-length film went viral and gained millions of fans (including myself). Since its release, the question has been whether if and when there would be a sequel. Fortunately there will be, but it won’t be an online vlog. Find out more after the break.
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The critically acclaimed show, Breaking Bad, is just about to enter it’s third season in a couple of days on the AMC network, and the series is filled with all types of viral marketing, it’s been keeping me busy, and hopefully I don’t leave anything out. The show is centered around Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston (Malcolm in the Middle) a science teacher with terminal cancer who turns to the crystal meth drug trade in order to make his family financially secure well after his passing.
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Have you ever noticed that blue is the go-to color for making a human look different? From Avatar to Blue Man Group, blue is in style. With that in mind, the guys at CollegeHumor.com decided to see what it would like to have all of these blue people in one movie. Check out the video after the jump.
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Repo Men, directed by Miguel Sapochnik and starring Jude Law and Forest Whitaker, opens this weekend. It’s one of those high concept genre films, which usually either live up to expectations (District 9) or fall flat on their face (Rollerball). Which is it for Repo Men? Find out after the break.
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Dan Koelsch, the Executive Editor of MovieViral.com, is currently attending a screening of Repo Men in Orange County, CA. While waiting in line, he was handed a map to find “The Shaggy Man.” The map contained a sequence of numbers and letters randomly spread out all across the Irvine Spectrum Center where the screening is taking place. Could this be the Groundswell clue? You can check out the map and what we know so far after the jump.
We don’t usually cover video games, but there have been a bunch of viral updates on some big name games, as well Sony’s new Move technology. Find out more after the jump about the Splinter Cell viral campaign, Bad Company 2 taking a shot at Modern Warfare 2, and Sony mocking the Natal and the Wii.
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HBO’s WWII mini series The Pacific debuted this Sunday, and fortunately the network has provided a few different and innovative ways in which you can keep up with the series. The premiere episode is currently available on their website, but you can also follow along the course of the series with an Interactive Battle Map. Find out more after the break.
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We reported a week ago that a new site viral site for Tron Legacy, ArcadeAid.com, allowed you to create an Encom International badge upon completion of a pretty fun-but-tough game. Today, participants have been receiving their badges and it’s lead us to a new website for Encom employees only. More on these badges and the new site after the jump.
