One grain at a time.

The mysterious Angelina Jolie vehicle has unveiled yet another piece of the puzzle with the teaser poster, seen below. The Internets have been abuzz with speculation about the film as well as commentary on the simplicity and mystery of it all. But the bottom line is: people are talking.

Are you a beautiful and unique snowflake or just another cog in the machine?

Experience the mayhem firsthand, using Facebook Connect and this amazing site experience that asks: if you wake up at a different time and in a different place, could you wake up as a different person? In celebration of the 10th anniversary Blu-Ray edition of Fight Club, you get to channel your inner anarchist and immerse yourself in the Fight Club experience.

First rule, though, is to tell everyone to experience the mayhem.

The Men Who Stare at Goats hits theaters this Friday, November 6th. Almost as exciting is this series of character posters, showing, well… men staring at goats. The tagline is pretty clever too: No Goats. No Glory.

What do you think? And more importantly, will you see it?

 

“Paranormal Activity” might just be the latest anti-blockbuster not coming to your city.

Taking a page from the Blair Witch playbook, DreamWorks and Paramount are taking a grass-roots approach to marketing their latest horror flick, relying heavily on the assumption that social networking will do the rest.

“Paranormal Activity” opened last week in very limited release (seven select cities), and also released an Internet trailer asking viewers to demand the movie come to their local cinema. The studio is not only hoping social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter will build buzz for the film, but are using feedback to determine where to screen next.

Read more about the marketing tactics here, here and here.