Movie Marketing

What the hell is that thing underneath the scissors? Guess correctly and you’ll win one million FSR Cool Points (not redeemable for anything of value).

The marketing campaign for Where the Wild Things Are continues its hot steak of creating beautiful ads that get our hopes up for a fantastic film.

Robin Ruinsky delves deeper into the images and symbolism of two famous faces and a couple of angry colors.

A very cool new advertisement for Women In Trouble has popped on the internet on our site. Did I mention it involves Carla Gugino looking sexy as always? I have now. So check it out.

The video below really doesn’t need much in the way of setup. Just know that it’s viral marketing for Dead Snow, the upcoming Nazi zombie flick from Norway. Got it? Zombies. Nazis. Viral marketing. Okay… proceed.

Not too long ago — mere minutes, I know — I wrote about a brand new photo from Sylvester Stallone’s upcoming actioner The Expendables. I’m back right here, right now, with bigger, better and more badass images.

Photos of promotional banners from this year’s Cannes Film Festival have begun springing up online. Time to see what font their using on that Lovely Bones banner…

USA Today has posted an early look at the upcoming possible blockbuster including new photos, a screen description, and news about the film’s first trailer…

For some reason, the marketing department behind Bruno has decided to ruin my life. Now, you can let them ruin yours too!

Yahoo Movies has debuted a brand new poster for Spike Jonze’s highly anticipated film Where the Wild Things Are, adapted from the children’s book of the same name by Maurice Sendak.

The marketing blitz for Star Trek, the J.J. Abrams directed reboot of the beloved franchise, has been well under way for the past few weeks. And seeing as the film hits theaters on May 8th, I would assume that we haven’t seen the last bit of flashy marketing for this decidedly flashy movie.

Lately Star Trek has been rocking our world with all sorts of awesome — including a very intense TV spot last week — but these new international posters are well, bad.

Late yesterday the folks at Columbia Pictures released 14 new photos from their upcoming international release Terminator Salvation. Prepare for some awesome.

The famous graffiti tag of “Who Watches the Watchmen?” is popping up on actual city walls. Can that possibly translate to actual box office buys?

In our anticipation of Watchmen’s Friday release, we offer you another appetizer, an interactive site that gives exclusive footage of the film.

We’ve got a list of updates this afternoon for McG’s Terminator Salvation, which was the apparent smash at this past weekend’s WonderCon event in San Francisco. And while we await Rob Hunter’s report from the Con, we do have some new posters, images and a heads up on the next trailer for you.

Say what you want about Christian Bale, and we often have great things to say, the man has got us talking about Terminator: Salvation. Now he’s the one talking about the film, and we have pics to prove it.

An awesome reader named JJ sent over a link to this video earlier today which was posted on the website of 42 Entertainment, the company responsible for the ridiculously successful “Why So Serious” alternate reality game that led up to the release of last year’s highest grossing film, The Dark Knight.

It sure looks like a bad time to be a Nazi if these new posters for Inglourious Basterds tell us anything.

Here to blow your brain apart and leave you scratching the broken crevice where it used to be is the first extended clip from Nicolas Cage’s upcoming film Knowing (Be warned: his hair looks relatively normal).