Talk:Hiro Kurosawa - Revision history

Derik at 08:43, 15 May 2009

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	Treating the screen test guys as "real people" who auditioned for the movie is a little... iffy. As within the ARG these are described as a viral marketing campaign I'd say they're more likely to be, in-universe, fictional characters created by Sector Seven for the ads. --[[User:KilMichaelMcC\|KilMichaelMcC]] 04:31, 15 May 2009 (EDT)		Treating the screen test guys as "real people" who auditioned for the movie is a little... iffy. As within the ARG these are described as a viral marketing campaign I'd say they're more likely to be, in-universe, fictional characters created by Sector Seven for the ads. --[[User:KilMichaelMcC\|KilMichaelMcC]] 04:31, 15 May 2009 (EDT)

	:Wait, so you're saying that an ARG, which included actors playing ~~splies~~ playing themselves pretending to be advertising a Transformers movie by playing ''other'' characters in order to cover up a ''real'' Transformer invasion... '''also''' included ''fictional'' screen-tests featuring fictional robots pretending to audition to play ''other'' fictional robots as part of an elaborate cover-up to conceal the presence of ''real'' robots? How many levels of reality is that?		:Wait, so you're saying that an ARG, which included actors playing spies playing themselves pretending to be advertising a Transformers movie by playing ''other'' characters in order to cover up a ''real'' Transformer invasion... '''also''' included ''fictional'' screen-tests featuring fictional robots pretending to audition to play ''other'' fictional robots as part of an elaborate cover-up to conceal the presence of ''real'' robots? How many levels of reality is that?

	:I think these ads were only distributed through the ARG. That means that the viral campaign about the-movie-is-a-work-of-fiction to conver up actual robots had '''its own''' viral campaign, in which the movie was ''also'' a work of fiction, but real robots still existed.		:I think these ads were only distributed through the ARG. That means that the viral campaign about the-movie-is-a-work-of-fiction to conver up actual robots had '''its own''' viral campaign, in which the movie was ''also'' a work of fiction, but real robots still existed.

	:Aarugh, I just sprained something in my brain. -[[User:Derik\|Derik]] 04:41, 15 May 2009 (EDT)		:Aarugh, I just sprained something in my brain. -[[User:Derik\|Derik]] 04:41, 15 May 2009 (EDT)

Derik at 08:43, 15 May 2009

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	Treating the screen test guys as "real people" who auditioned for the movie is a little... iffy. As within the ARG these are described as a viral marketing campaign I'd say they're more likely to be, in-universe, fictional characters created by Sector Seven for the ads. --[[User:KilMichaelMcC\|KilMichaelMcC]] 04:31, 15 May 2009 (EDT)		Treating the screen test guys as "real people" who auditioned for the movie is a little... iffy. As within the ARG these are described as a viral marketing campaign I'd say they're more likely to be, in-universe, fictional characters created by Sector Seven for the ads. --[[User:KilMichaelMcC\|KilMichaelMcC]] 04:31, 15 May 2009 (EDT)

	Wait, so you're saying that an ARG, which included actors playing themselves ~~playing spies~~ pretending to be advertising a Transformers movie in order to cover up a ''real'' Transformer invasion... '''also''' included ''fictional'' screen-tests featuring fictional robots pretending to audition to play ''other'' fictional robots as part of an elaborate cover-up to conceal the presence of ''real'' robots?		:Wait, so you're saying that an ARG, which included actors playing splies playing themselves pretending to be advertising a Transformers movie by playing ''other'' characters in order to cover up a ''real'' Transformer invasion... '''also''' included ''fictional'' screen-tests featuring fictional robots pretending to audition to play ''other'' fictional robots as part of an elaborate cover-up to conceal the presence of ''real'' robots? How many levels of reality is that?

	~~How many levels~~ of ~~reality is that?~~		:I think these ads were only distributed through the ARG. That means that the viral campaign about the-movie-is-a-work-of-fiction to conver up actual robots had '''its own''' viral campaign, in which the movie was ''also'' a work of fiction, but real robots still existed.

	I think these ads were only distributed through the ARG. That means that the viral campaign about the-movie-is-a-work-of-fiction to conver up actual robots had '''its own''' viral campaign, in which the movie was ''also'' a work of fiction, but real robots still existed.		:Aarugh, I just sprained something in my brain. -[[User:Derik\|Derik]] 04:41, 15 May 2009 (EDT)

	Aarugh, I just sprained something in my brain. -[[User:Derik\|Derik]] 04:41, 15 May 2009 (EDT)

Derik at 08:41, 15 May 2009

2009-05-15T08:41:48Z

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	Treating the screen test guys as "real people" who auditioned for the movie is a little... iffy. As within the ARG these are described as a viral marketing campaign I'd say they're more likely to be, in-universe, fictional characters created by Sector Seven for the ads. --[[User:KilMichaelMcC\|KilMichaelMcC]] 04:31, 15 May 2009 (EDT)		Treating the screen test guys as "real people" who auditioned for the movie is a little... iffy. As within the ARG these are described as a viral marketing campaign I'd say they're more likely to be, in-universe, fictional characters created by Sector Seven for the ads. --[[User:KilMichaelMcC\|KilMichaelMcC]] 04:31, 15 May 2009 (EDT)

			Wait, so you're saying that an ARG, which included actors playing themselves playing spies pretending to be advertising a Transformers movie in order to cover up a ''real'' Transformer invasion... '''also''' included ''fictional'' screen-tests featuring fictional robots pretending to audition to play ''other'' fictional robots as part of an elaborate cover-up to conceal the presence of ''real'' robots?

			How many levels of reality is that?

			I think these ads were only distributed through the ARG. That means that the viral campaign about the-movie-is-a-work-of-fiction to conver up actual robots had '''its own''' viral campaign, in which the movie was ''also'' a work of fiction, but real robots still existed.

			Aarugh, I just sprained something in my brain. -[[User:Derik\|Derik]] 04:41, 15 May 2009 (EDT)

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2009-05-15T08:31:54Z

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Treating the screen test guys as "real people" who auditioned for the movie is a little... iffy. As within the ARG these are described as a viral marketing campaign I'd say they're more likely to be, in-universe, fictional characters created by Sector Seven for the ads. --[[User:KilMichaelMcC|KilMichaelMcC]] 04:31, 15 May 2009 (EDT)