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== [[Film]] == |
== [[Film]] == |
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* ''[[Cloverfield]]'' :A teaser trailer shot in a handheld camera style (like the rest of the movie) that appears to be a lighthearted party flick before an abrupt attack by a giant, completely unseen monster and ending with the iconic shot of the Statue of Liberty's head rolling in the |
* ''[[Cloverfield]]'' :A teaser trailer shot in a handheld camera style (like the rest of the movie) that appears to be a lighthearted party flick before an abrupt attack by a giant, completely unseen monster and ending with the iconic shot of the Statue of Liberty's head rolling in the street—and no title. All that is shown is the director (JJ Abrams) and the release date (1-18-08). The trailer kicked off one of the most secretive viral marketing campaigns in movie history. |
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** Bonus point for the entire trailer being shot ''before the rest of the film''. Even the party scenes were re-shot for the final version after the trailer had already aired. |
** Bonus point for the entire trailer being shot ''before the rest of the film''. Even the party scenes were re-shot for the final version after the trailer had already aired. |
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* ''[[The Blair Witch Project]]'' went viral back in ye olde days of 1998, sending chills down the spines of college students who showed it to each other huddled over CRT monitors, because you couldn't embed videos back then. |
* ''[[The Blair Witch Project]]'' went viral back in ye olde days of 1998, sending chills down the spines of college students who showed it to each other huddled over CRT monitors, because you couldn't embed videos back then. |
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