“What if telekinesis were real?” asks the publicity team for Carrie, who set up a telekinesis prank at the ‘Snice Cafe in NYC’s West Village. Sony paid to outfit the coffee shop with a ...

It's just a viral prank – but these people didn't know that What if telekinetic anti-heroine Carrie was a real person? Well, for starters, her dry cleaning bill would be huge. And she’d obviously ...

Customers at a coffee shop have been stunned by a telekinesis prank promoting the film Carrie. The prank starts with a man 'spilling' a woman's coffee all over her table. The slighted person then ...

What if telekinesis was real? That's what patrons at a New York coffee shop thought they witnessed during a Halloween gag inspired by the remake of "Carrie," which opens Friday in theaters.The ...

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They set it up in a coffee shop in New York. Here's the premise -- what if a person really could move things with telekinesis. A crew rigged the shop with remote-controlled tables as well as ...

Sony recently staged a stunt at a coffee shop in New York (‘Snice Cafe near NYU) where they had an actor pretend to spill coffee on a girl, who then choke-hoists him up a wall using “telekinesis” ...

Unsuspecting coffee shop customers in the West Village were in for quite the surprise when a young woman used her “telekinetic” powers to move a guy up a wall after he spilled hot coffee on her ...

Let’s get the fine print out of the way: Yes, this YouTube video is a crafty little piece of marketing for the remake of “Carrie.” And some suits have no doubt been paid wads of cash to get viewers to ...

Before a genre movie such as “Carrie” comes out, studios like to go viral with all sorts of novel video, often from the film itself. But when it comes to these marketing videos, nothing beats seeing ...