I posted the other day about some cubicle freak going ballistic, and I mentioned that it looked quite real. Well, in another example of "don't believe everything you see on the internet" I've been told by the Internet that its a fake. Yes, irony is everywhere these days. Apparently its a viral marketing campaign for a new movie called Wanted with James MacAvoy and Angelina Jolie. Not quite sure exactly what the fuck the link between the two was supposed to be, but there you go. Obscure video links to obscure film. Who'da thought it eh.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
UPDATE : When the cubicle becomes just too much
I posted the other day about some cubicle freak going ballistic, and I mentioned that it looked quite real. Well, in another example of "don't believe everything you see on the internet" I've been told by the Internet that its a fake. Yes, irony is everywhere these days. Apparently its a viral marketing campaign for a new movie called Wanted with James MacAvoy and Angelina Jolie. Not quite sure exactly what the fuck the link between the two was supposed to be, but there you go. Obscure video links to obscure film. Who'da thought it eh.
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Makes you wonder if advertisers are being really lazy now and just latching on to the latest internet video doing the rounds and starting a whispering campaign about how its a 'viral' for their new 'product'. Apparently Nintendo have had to deny that that video of a little hottie jumping up and down on a Wii fit has anything to do with them. Why? Say yes!
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