A VERY big magazine has asked us to help them locate some TORN artwork they want to re-publish…
Continue ReadingA VERY big magazine has asked us to help them locate some TORN artwork they want to re-publish in their magazine!
They’ve chosen a few they want, and we need to get proper credit for them! So if you see your name at the link below send me your info! [More]
Yes, I know this is horrible, but we can’t lose to Star Wars. Yes, I know polls are not accurate…but geez they are fun to win. So lets make sure that we crush the competition when this one is completed and show that MTV TRL crowd what we’re made of! Even if you have voted already, jump back to that MTV weekly poll and cast a vote for LOTR! Charge!!! [More]
Check out these scans from ‘My Generation’ Magazine. Take a look! [More]
Check out these scans from ‘My Generation’ Magazine. Take a look!
From: Paul
A summary of an article called “Hollywood Hype has not effect” from the same journo in “The Australian”. It talks about Planet of the Apes and so on and how Hollywood Hype is no longer as effective as it used to be. (hrm…over a quarter of a million people hitting TORN on one day seems to tell ME that the hype is alive and well -Xo) [More]
From: Paul
A summary of an article called “Hollywood Hype has not effect” from the same journo in “The Australian”. It talks about Planet of the Apes and so on and how Hollywood Hype is no longer as effective as it used to be. This is one section in the article that I have summarised.
A survey conducted by distributors in Australia shows that more than 60% of Australians, whilst having heard of Lord of the Rings, do not know what it is about, do not know that it is a trilogy and do not regard it as a must see film.
The only good news to this is that 57% said Harry Potter is not a must see as well and that Star Wars has a whopping 80% opinion that it is not a must see.
The distributors remain confident however that a media campaign being hyped up by the companies producing each film will change these opinions.
Lord of the Rings still remains the film attracting the highest number of inquiries with regards to dates, trailers etc in the distributors history.
