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Results for tag: 20th Century Fox
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The L.A. Office
on Apr 30, 2012 at 01:43:07 PM
20th Century Fox-Home Entertainment partnered with Six Flags for the film THE THREE STOOGES. Six Flags held a premium for tickets and to receive discounted ticket prices, consumers had to visit www.facebook.com/TheThreeStooges and like the page. A special online discount was offered consisting of a package of three general admission tickets for $99 to be used on April 1, 2012. Six Flags also held a "Dress like a STOOGE" contest where participants had to be one of the first 500 guests to arrive early to get exclusive ride time and a free movie ticket. Lastly, the amusement park held a STOOGE Look-Alike contest. To enter, contestants had to dress as a STOOGE on April STOOGE Day to be judged by an expert panel of guest judges. THE THREE STOOGES released in theaters April 13, 2012. www.sixflags.com/magicmountain/events/Ap... ...
Posted by:
The L.A. Office
on Apr 30, 2012 at 01:39:23 PM
Fox Consumer Products partnered with fashion designer Jeremy Scott and debuted a high-fashion Bart Simpson collecting during Fashion Week in New York City. The collected supported the 500th episode of THE SIMPSONS which aired February 19, 2012. www.licensemag.com/licensemag/Entertainm...
Posted by:
Jon
on Apr 19, 2012 at 02:48:00 PM
20th Century Fox Introduces You to David in Latest 'Prometheus' PromoCreativity's Pick of the Day The marketing for Ridley Scott's upcoming "Prometheus" continues to outshine that of recent releases (yes, even you, "Hunger Games"). 20th Century Fox just released this video starring the dishy Michael Fassbender, who plays the android David in the film. This video is positioned as an ad for the fictitious Weyland Corp. and introduces the creepy next-generation robot. It was previously teased in a "David 8" viral video. The short is directed by Johnny Hardstaff from Little Minx and RSA Films, and the eerie background music comes from Drazen Bosnjak, founder of Q Department. Accompanying the short is a "Project Prometheus" website
Posted by:
The L.A. Office
on Apr 9, 2012 at 11:15:13 AM
20th Century Fox partnered with Smart & Final for the film THE THREE STOOGES. Smart & Final offered free movie tickets with the purchase of 2 Snack`rs brand products at a Smart & Final store. To redeem the free movie certificate, a promotional message was printed on the receipt with a unique code. Consumers then had to register at www.activaterewards.com/smartandfinal and a Hollywood Movie Money Print-at-Home was sent to the consumer to be used to see THE THREE STOOGES. The promotion ran from March 27, 2012 through April 17, 2012. THE THREE STOOGES was released in theaters April 13, 2012. http://www.smartandfinal.com/News/12-03-27/Snack_rs_The_Three_Stooges_Offer.aspx
Posted by:
Jon
on Mar 28, 2012 at 09:38:39 AM
Alvin Squeals into Walmart
Publish date: Mar 28, 2012
Licensemag.com
 Fox Consumer Products launched an exclusive multi-category apparel program at Walmart yesterday for the Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked property to coincide with the film’s release on DVD and Blu-ray. FCP’s program features a spring collection of boy’s and girl’s clothing and is done in partnership with Bagdasarian Productions and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment.
The launch, which found its way into 3,000 Walmart stores, included cross merchandise displays, the apparel lines and select locations received an interactive wave display. The campaign also has a designated boutique web page on Walmart.com and on its Facebook page. FCP’s Alvin and the Chipmunks
Posted by:
Jon
on Mar 1, 2012 at 09:32:31 AM
Box office up sharply in 2012More releases lead to 21 percent rise over last year
'The Vow' 
Fox’s “Chronicle,” budgeted at about $12 million, had no trouble attracting the teenage male audience, cuming $58 million in the U.S. The $1.57 billion total is good news at a time when bizzers are concerned about changing audience behavior. But the upturn still wasn't enough to outdo record-breaking results in early 2009 and 2010. Moreover, only one film this year has grossed more than $100 million. So far, it's the volume of releases responsible for the uptick rather than the average gross per film. Sony's
Posted by:
The L.A. Office
on Feb 24, 2012 at 03:30:48 PM
Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products partnered with Gracie Films and Konami Digital Entertainment for THE SIMPSON`S Arcade Game that was available for Xbox 360 and PlayStation3. The game`s release coincided with the release of the 500th episode of THE SIMPSONS which aired on February 19, 2012. www.licensemag.com/licensemag/News/Konam...
Posted by:
Jon
on Feb 7, 2012 at 09:22:46 AM
Konami Unveils Simpsons Game
Publish date: Feb 7, 2012
Licensemag.com The game's release supports “The Simpson's” 500th episode, which airs Sunday, Feb. 19 on Fox. Backbone Entertainment developed the game."Konami is dedicated to reviving retro titles that gamers have grown to love, and it doesn't get any better than ‘The Simpsons Arcade Game,’" says Tomoyuki Tsuboi, president,Konami Digital Entertainment. "The Simpsons is a global phenomenon with a loyal fan base, and we are thrilled to re-launch the arcade game in the downloadable space, introducing fans to
Posted by:
Jon
on Feb 2, 2012 at 09:59:13 AM
A Bird, a Plane, a Movie-Marketing Stunt AdvertisingAge  To promote its upcoming film "Chronicle," about three high-schoolers who suddenly gain superpowers, 20th Century Fox devised a brilliant stunt. In partnership with Thinkmodo, the crew behind other viral exploits like "The Shaving Helmet" and "iPad Head Girl", they sent custom-made aircraft shaped like people into the space above the Manhattan skyline. ...
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