SNL Takes on Avatar and Late Night Feud Dan Koelsch, January 17, 2010 Sigourney Weaver was the host of Saturday Night Live this week, so of course you’d expect an Avatar parody, since Weaver starred in the film. Well, we definitely got one. Actually, we got blessed with three, and James Cameron even jumped in on the action by premiering Laser Cats 5 to SNL exec producer Lorne Michaels. This is one of my favorite recurring sketches on the show, and this one was great as it made hysterical references to pretty much every Cameron film. We also finally get to see the sex scene from Avatar, and Weaver reacts to internet comments on her and the film. And of course SNL couldn’t ignore the late night talk show fiasco. We have both Seth’s marriage analogy of the situation and Larry King’s take on it. Check out all the videos, embedded after the jump. Viral Marketing James CameronNBCSaturday Night LiveSigourney WeaverThe Tonight Show
Editorial: Why Sony has done everything right June 17, 2009January 16, 2010If you haven’t read it yet, I suggest you check out Matt’s article entitled “Why can’t Sony do anything right?“. Now, as I do respect Matt’s opinion, I would just like to take a few minutes and explain why he’s wrong. Now even though I think Matt is wrong about his… Read More
Must Watch: “Pride and Prejudice” As a Modern Day Vlog Series April 14, 2012April 14, 2012Many believe the classic novel Pride and Prejudice to be one of the best stories ever told. So, it’s not surprising that we’ve seen countless retellings on both the big and small screen, as well as more unorthodox takes like Seth Grahame-Smith’s Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Hank Green of… Read More
Social Media Accounts for January 2012 Films December 30, 2011May 4, 2012Welcome to a new monthly feature here on MovieViral, just in time for 2012. A day or two ahead of time, we’ll list the various social media accounts (specifically Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube for now) for all the major releases each month. We hope that this allows you to follow… Read More
They let NBC and the whole situation off the hook. It wasn’t the funniest of sketches I’ve ever seen.