Are we witnessing a birth to yet another example of this new genre of marketing: the mystery ads? Like a viral puzzle ad (vuzzle?) where viewers are teased with clues and puzzle to solve ...
Shown before the Transformers movie, here's an nameless trailer for a new J.J. Abrams movie currently called Cloverfield:
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What's the movie about? No one knows, except that some sort of monster is attacking New York City.
Link: Wired Underwire Summary (so far) - via Fimoculous
Linkfest: Ethan Haas Cloverfield Diaries | 1-18-08 (that's the release date of the movie) | Ethan Haas Was Wrong | Ethan Haas Was Right | ABZ 3293, ad nauseam ...
Personally, my money is on Pokémon attacking NYC. (Please God, let it be that ...)
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The Parasite website is a confirmed fake.
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Please, let it be Gamera (guardian of the universe, friend to children, full of turtle meat)!
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He says "It's alive" not "It's a lion." I thought that at first as well but was quickly corrected from a nerd at work.
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Oh no, handi-cam work. This "technique" does at realism, but at the expense of watchability (is that a word?) - that kind of movies give me headaches.
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Great. Just what we needed: a cross between Godzilla and the Blairwitch Project. Let's hope the movie is not as blunt as that trailer makes it look like.
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