Brazil appears to be relatively unaffected by the worldwide recession
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(Thanks, S.)
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Sadly they seem to be affected by the same drought of decent car ads though.
That could have been great.
Sadly, it looks like my mum directed it.
If you don’t like this ad you’re a miserable cunt.
It’s fun, entertaining and doesn’t take itself too seriously, which is a lot more than I can say for some on here.
It’s brief box ticking:
Show interior and sunroof – check.
Demonstrate “dynamic driving” – check.
Show Sat-Nav in action – check.
Demonstrate acceleration and gearbox – check.
“Make it fun” – check.
I know it’s for an Audi R8, but this is so much better:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0gvqLZIQss
It’s a good ad if Robin Williams’ ‘Popeye’ was a good film.
Nice one Mick. You’re absolutely right – anyone that doesn’t like your ad is a cunt. Spot on. Nice one. Ha ha ha!
Corsa ad circa 2004
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwZELy514Ik
Nice one Mick. You’re absolutely right – anyone that doesn’t like your ad is a cunt. Spot on you clever bastard. Ha ha ha!
Not bad but could have been better.
That Audi ad is hypnotic.
I loathed that Corsa ad, and still do.
that corsa ad was the difficult second album to the brilliant hide and seek frederic planchon thing.
Oh Mick. Mick, Mick, Mick.
Know what you mean about the Corsa ad but looking back at it I actually prefer it to the Peugeot ad. Maybe it’s the lack of client box checking.
Whereas the Audi ad, I’ve just watched that twice. Such a simple, classy product demo. Love it.
MickG If you work in advertising take yourself outside and punch yourself hard in the face.
Mick. Don’t listen to these guys. Think what you want to think. Not what they want you to think.
What a funny thing to say.
If you validate the opinions of people who don’t know the difference between something good and something average at best, this business is never going to drag itself out of the mess it’s in.