IHC Scam

[Vulkan]

Alright so the terrible writers who made Godzillia (1998), The Day After Tomorrow, 10,000 B.C etc bad movies are currently making they're latest act of cinema sodomy 2012 based very, very, very, very, very and, very lightly on the end of the Mayan Calendar (you know those future viewing geniuses that could some how predict the American revolution but not they're own destruction.)

So basically the whole IHC thing is basically one big advertisement thing trying to make unsuspecting ignorant folk to give they're information to Sony Pictures..

This is pure evil because there is no sign of this being an advertisement for an awful movie at all on the website.

So that's it in a small nutshell. What's your opinion?

 

[NeoAC]

Dude, they put 2012 right in the middle of the logo, it was pretty easy to tell what they were promoting. I mean honestly, if you knew about a lottery to give away the few safe seats left when the Earth goes down, would you really tell anyone else?

 

[Vulkan]

I'm going around making bets with people that if the world doesn't end by 2013 to give me 50 bucks. If it does.. Well then if they believe it so much then there's no problem.

 

[Disaster Button]

I always liked The Day After Tomorrow...

 

[Vulkan]

Dude, they put 2012 right in the middle of the logo, it was pretty easy to tell what they were promoting. I mean honestly, if you knew about a lottery to give away the few safe seats left when the Earth goes down, would you really tell anyone else?

I honestly couldn't see that

 

[Vulkan]

It's like a Fallout ripoff. Wait, it is.

Hasnt the fallout series always been about a post nuclear Apocalypse future?

 

[Sneaky Paladin]

This in some sort of way explains why there was a rating for the age group of the movie at the end of the ad! Or I'm seeing shit

 

[RemoteControlRox]

Saw the ad earlier tonight and wondered what kind of joke it was until I saw the giveaways as a movie at the end of the commercial. From what I can tell, they're trying to do their best to duplicate the first District 9 ads. Just, you know, with a movie about silly conspiracy theories.