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18 hours ago

Although I don't plan to sign up with this company, I find these ads quite catchy, covering a wide variety of situations and music styles, from the pirates in the fish eatery to the Renaissance fair; this shows creativity. They're clearly dubbed, but fun, nevertheless.
votes 1 Helpful / 0 Funny / 1 Agree / 0 Disagree

18 hours ago

Honestly, I've seen worse ads, like that cheesy hat hanging over the people's heads.
votes 1 Helpful / 0 Funny / 1 Agree / 0 Disagree

20 hours ago

This series of commercials originated in the United Kingdom (where they were for Nestles Gold Blend Coffee) and started running a couple of years before the North American series. The story line was pretty much the same, with the steadily developing flirtation between the yuppie couple, although there were points of divergence, and siginificantly the UK series came to a conclusion, whereas the US series ended in mid-stream. The UK series was something of a national obsession (hence the reason it got transplanted to the US.) It also inspired a romance novel called "Love over Gold."
votes 1 Helpful / 0 Funny / 0 Agree / 0 Disagree

22 hours ago

The reason these two characters flirted with one another for so long but never appeared to consumate their sexually playful relationship was eventully revealed to be due to the fact that the male character was impotent from drinking too much instant coffee.
votes 3 Helpful / 3 Funny / 0 Agree / 0 Disagree

23 hours ago

I would definately not buy insurance from a company that has such stupid commercials. I'm still old school enough to expect my financial institutions to be rock solid, reliable, serious, conservative businesses. The AFLAC Duck doesn't inspire in me any confidence in the competance of a company.
votes 2 Helpful / 0 Funny / 2 Agree / 0 Disagree

23 hours ago

I'm not in, nor do I know many people who are in the demographic for these spots so I don't know if the spots are successful at generating sales. But I do know it's been wildly successful at generating punchlines at pubs and parties for a couple of decades. Everytime someone with a drink in their hand hits the deck some wise guy is likely to utter the phrase.
votes 4 Helpful / 0 Funny / 5 Agree / 0 Disagree

yesterday

I'd say they are clever attention getting spots. But I'd also point out that since they have been on the air I have purchased two pc format computers and am contemplating a third. The spots apparently didn't sway me over to the Mac product.
votes 3 Helpful / 0 Funny / 0 Agree / 0 Disagree

yesterday

Fantastic ads will not encourage me to buy this expensive television, but perhaps it worked for some people. Undoubtedly they were fun to produce for the ad agency and subcontracters, they spread like memes through the design community and won many awards.

San Francisco - Bouncy Balls
This is the most purely nostalgic of the bunch, also possibly the most charming.


Glasgow - Paint Explosion
Certainly the most difficult to execute, and also the most grandiose, thanks to the music choice. This reminds me of fireworks with the added bonus of a fantastic, colorful mess.


NYC - Stop-Motion Bunnies
Probably impressively time-consuming to film this, although the frame-rate is pretty low so that helps. I like the idea of stop-motion and how the people entered the frame better than the actual bunny theme.


Numerous Locations - Domino City
I think this is a new one. The colors in the environments are richer than those in the obviously CGI dominoes...not a fan. Part of what made these ads great was the fact that they produced the effects in real life. A CGI follow-up is a cheapskate cop-out by sony.
votes 1 Helpful / 0 Funny / 0 Agree / 0 Disagree

2 days ago

I think all of these people slamming the new couple are NUTS! The new couple is hilarious. "I'm having a coffee" is the funniest. My family is constantly quoting this commercial and we laugh everytime it comes on. The tailgating commercial is a close second place with the "I tear em' down and I don't build em' up" quote. Keep up the comical stuff! LOVE it!
votes 0 Helpful / 0 Funny / 0 Agree / 0 Disagree

6 days ago

Sonic, what did you all do with the other couple? You know, the red-head and the guy with glasses. You have got to get rid of the new couple. They are not at all funny and they do not mesh. It like looking at Opie Taylor and Carrie out on a date. It just not pretty. I love the two guys, they are a perfect match. Please, get rid of Opie and Carrie.



Sincerely,

Robert Lofton
votes 0 Helpful / 0 Funny / 0 Agree / 0 Disagree

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