Pretty amazing.
I found this way more interesting than the thumbnail image advertized it as. Completely worth seeing!

One advert need not use all psychological tactics. I don't think they are using guilt here, though some may feel guilty watching it. The primary drive here is humanising other races and demonizing the voice in your head that argues otherwise. I think trying to add positive reinforcement, without being transparent to the point of undermining your point, within a 90 second window while also getting across your main message is a bit more of a challenge than you might realize.

Gopro adverts are getting extreme.

'Gay, not gay' is nothing more than a distraction alla Edward Bernays to me, baby-People of all races, creeds, colors are easily and idiocratic-ally sucked-into identity/orientation mumbo-jumbo is my real 'beef' with adverts like these....They're produced by assholes for morons. Enjoy your super-sized slavery, would you like cheese on that??

Can't argue that BK has turned to complete shit as have ALL fast-food chain-driven shit-holes.

Yeah, I do think it's just a random smattering of the Photoshoppery you can expect from mechanical turk and fiver, and can't be taken to express the standards of the culture.

. . . But, that was fun, and a great idea. It would be interesting to see how genuine experts working in fashion magazines or advertizing around the world would approach it.

But of course, none of those are better than just her. No need to cover her up with pixels.

^ although deferring to yours of better quality and no advert
-ego-dupe

Mind blowing. I was just wondering the other day how blind/dead people communicate after seeing an advert for a charity that supplies sensory toys to those children. I suddenly wondered how the hell i'd go about learning how to communicate with people without being able to see or hear anything - i didn't come up with anything at all.

9 years on the epitaph... What a fucking cruel life it is. I gave some money to a children with cancer collection man before, glad i did.

The wrestling is often hard to watch when not done by people who are really good at what they do. But holy shit some of those guys do things that money can't buy for some of the most vulnerable people. Ok, so that kid didn't get to grow up and live his life and do whatever he wanted to do out in the world, but right there and then at 8 years old he wanted to be a wrestler, and god fucking damned if he didn't get to pin HHH in a stadium in front of a crowd of respected wrestlers!

Most people will never get to do anything remotely like that in their whole lives, but that kid did and i think that counts for something, at least to him, and that's all that matters really. Ok a lot of them are getting paid well and a lot of people profit from the business but the wrestlers do go through a lot of immediate and exponential long term pain, and deliver one of a kind experiences to kids who don't get as long as the rest of us to find and have such experiences.

I think on balance i'm happy to pay for the odd pay per view and watch their adverts. If you can find a way to enjoy it (even ironically) then it's a good way to waste time and money.

most advertent "inadvertent" act EVAR

Infamous Action Park - Vernon, New Jersey Original Advert has been added as a related post - related requested by Trancecoach on that post.

Promotable advertising. (But really go watch the Cadilac advert to see what they're talking about.)

Your video, Generic Brand Advert: We could sell anything, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

It came across as an education vid for students of CGI; "These are the effects we can accomplish now kids."
The film as a film? Ludicrous plot. Inane dialogue and pretty dire acting -I kept expecting gorgeous George to fill in the holes with a coffee advert. 9/10 for effects. 0/10 for everything else.

Is this an advert for Testosterone gel?

Name a couple please? How many 'empty words' can you find in your statement here if it's broken-down in a Socratic fashion? Sounds more like an advert for some deodorant or corn chip, ACTually