This probably falls within the realm of pointless threads, but bear with me.
Anyone else out there in NolanFan land doing their own version of viral marketing for this film?
Are you reminding friends to remind their friends to remind their friends?
Are you engaging in conversations with family members about your over-enthusiasm for the film?
"Yes, grandma, you need to see this movie; here's 12 reasons why..."
And then you show a prepared PowerPoint.
Me? I'm taking a fairly direct approach:
I've gotten at least ten different people asking me questions about who that "scary masked man" is.
One guy was like, "Who's that Spider-Man villain again?"
I'll probably change this photo every week or so up until release day.
I also frequent a comic book store where the majority of the regulars are Marvel-only fans.
It's an uphill battle, but they hear me out at least.
Anyone have similar tactics/stories/anecdotes?
Anyone else out there in NolanFan land doing their own version of viral marketing for this film?
Are you reminding friends to remind their friends to remind their friends?
Are you engaging in conversations with family members about your over-enthusiasm for the film?
"Yes, grandma, you need to see this movie; here's 12 reasons why..."
And then you show a prepared PowerPoint.
Me? I'm taking a fairly direct approach:
I've gotten at least ten different people asking me questions about who that "scary masked man" is.
One guy was like, "Who's that Spider-Man villain again?"
I'll probably change this photo every week or so up until release day.
I also frequent a comic book store where the majority of the regulars are Marvel-only fans.
It's an uphill battle, but they hear me out at least.
Anyone have similar tactics/stories/anecdotes?
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