Challenge: Oldest still-active movie website?
06-03-05 | 10:54 AM
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Challenge: Oldest still-active movie website?
I was just goofing around this morning, and noticed that the official site of Titanic is still up. I thought this was weird, as the movie was put out so many years ago. http://www.titanicmovie.com
I thought it would be interesting to see if someone could come up with the oldest movie site that's still active. Don't forget to post a link we can take a look at it.
By the way, the reason I came across the Titanic site: I couldn't remember which year Titanic came out. I checked because I was watching an old episode of The Simpsons; specifically, the one where Homer jumps the gorge on Bart's skateboard. While in the air, he yells "I'm the king of the world!", and this episode most definitely pre-dates 1997's Titanic. Cameron lifted a quote from The Simpsons for his fortune-making epic!
BY THE WAY: I'm talking about a website put up specifically for the theatrical release of a movie.
I thought it would be interesting to see if someone could come up with the oldest movie site that's still active. Don't forget to post a link we can take a look at it.
By the way, the reason I came across the Titanic site: I couldn't remember which year Titanic came out. I checked because I was watching an old episode of The Simpsons; specifically, the one where Homer jumps the gorge on Bart's skateboard. While in the air, he yells "I'm the king of the world!", and this episode most definitely pre-dates 1997's Titanic. Cameron lifted a quote from The Simpsons for his fortune-making epic!
BY THE WAY: I'm talking about a website put up specifically for the theatrical release of a movie.
Last edited by The_Infidel; 06-03-05 at 01:22 PM.
06-03-05 | 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by The_Infidel
I was just goofing around this morning, and noticed that the official site of Titanic is still up. I thought this was weird, as the movie was put out so many years ago. http://www.titanicmovie.com
I thought it would be interesting to see if someone could come up with the oldest movie site that's still active. Don't forget to post a link we can take a look at.
By the way, the reason I came across the Titanic site: I couldn't remember which year Titanic came out. I checked because I was watching an old episode of The Simpsons; specifically, the one where Homer jumps the gorge on Bart's skateboard. While in the air, he yells "I'm the king of the world!", and this episode most definitely pre-dates 1997's Titanic. Cameron lifted a quote from The Simpsons for his fortune-making epic!
BY THE WAY: I'm talking about a website put up specifically for the theatrical release of a movie.
I thought it would be interesting to see if someone could come up with the oldest movie site that's still active. Don't forget to post a link we can take a look at.
By the way, the reason I came across the Titanic site: I couldn't remember which year Titanic came out. I checked because I was watching an old episode of The Simpsons; specifically, the one where Homer jumps the gorge on Bart's skateboard. While in the air, he yells "I'm the king of the world!", and this episode most definitely pre-dates 1997's Titanic. Cameron lifted a quote from The Simpsons for his fortune-making epic!
BY THE WAY: I'm talking about a website put up specifically for the theatrical release of a movie.
Edited to add: DAMM YOU TRANSPARENT GIF's!
06-03-05 | 02:07 PM
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This one's pretty old...
http://marsattacks.warnerbros.com/
http://marsattacks.warnerbros.com/
06-03-05 | 02:15 PM
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06-03-05 | 02:27 PM
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Holy crap, and then this...
http://strip-tease.warnerbros.com/
http://strip-tease.warnerbros.com/
Tired of all those 9-to-5 web sites? Then slide on in for an after-hours experience you won't soon forget - your personal peek at the wild world of STRIPTEASE - a new film from Castle Rock Entertainment opening in theaters June 28, 1996.
