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Press Release – Avatar Stunts Live HD Event From MTV to Facebook to Mobile Phones

MTV AND TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX HOST STAR-STUDDED LIVESTREAM EVENT IN HD WITH

3 Responses to “Press Release – Avatar Stunts Live HD Event From MTV to Facebook to Mobile Phones”

  1. The InSneider says:

    Poland, would love to get your thoughts on the MTV Movies Blog, its incessant Twilight coverage and its editor Josh H…

  2. IOIOIOI says:

    Who fucking wants to check this shit out? Really? Someone step up if you are down with these sort of things, because this is just pointless. What insight does this give into a film that has a story we have seen countless times? What do you get from this SYNERGY bullshit? Like the girls who watch MTV are going to give two bags of monkey piss for Avatar. So this is just goofy fucking shit, that serves no purpose, but exist to try to sell a film that’s hard to sell. YIPPIE!

  3. montrealkid says:

    I find it really ironic that the film that is supposed to be the future of how people will go to the cinema is being promoted on cell phones.

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