The commercial is a bit artsy-fartsy, but the campaign behind it is really noble. The economic decimation Braddock underwent is insane, my Dad grew up there in its heyday and I've traveled through many times with him, it's the most depressing thing in the world looking at him trying to piece out his idyllic childhood memories from the horrific husk of a town it'd become. Levi's didn't just come in the night, shoot a commercial, then skip town; They've devoted a ton of money and effort into restoring and revitalizing the town over a matter of years, and it's looking a lot better the past few times we've gone.AceBandage said:
Anasui Kishibe said:commercials suck ass since 2000
empty vessel said:Commercials can't be art.
AceBandage said:
Teh Hamburglar said:of all the things to get riled up over in this fucked up world and you pick TV commercials!?
Night_Trekker said:"Why are you crying about your dead dog? There are people dying in Darfur!"
Shut up, please.
Commercial isn't confusing at all. People getting shit done like they used to. Times are tough. Frontiers need to be broken or something so put on some Levi's and break 'em.AceBandage said:Well, they're not a bad product, just that the commercial is confusing.
They are basically likening their jeans to the founders of a country...
If you've ever seen someone wearing / using some brand and even remotely judged them based on it (ie. hipsters and Apple), then the advertisements have worked.StuBurns said:I'm always surprised they can justify adverts, I don't think they work on me, and I know if they work you're meant to think they haven't, but I can't think of anything I buy because it's on TV, other than TV shows.
I can't get over how much she resembles Macaulay Culkincrazy monkey said:
I don't think I have. If I have it could easily be based on the quality of the product. Products are not all equal with the exception of their marketing.Firestorm said:If you've ever seen someone wearing / using some brand and even remotely judged them based on it (ie. hipsters and Apple), then the advertisements have worked.
Beezy said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29zHCXNZn08
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOr2DALmO6s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrTbIN_l96c
If this isn't art then I don't know what is.
Snuggler said:That one cellphone commercial with the orange blankets that raped and murdered one of Nick Drake's greatest songs.
fucking hate commercials
If soviet propaganda can be art why not corporate propaganda?empty vessel said:Commercials can't be art.
Beat me to it!jambo said:
**shudder**Seraphis Cain said:Oh, I know. Any of those commercials for...what is it, Totinos Pizza Rolls, I think? With the kids and that goddamn kid-sung rendition of "Kids in America". Holy mother of fuck I despise those commercials. So badly.
It's Days of Heaven magic hour photography mixed with the closing Vorspiel scene from The New World.Milhouse31 said:Am I the only one getting a "Days of Heaven" vibe ?
obijkenobi said:Don't think anyone considers them art, but the "Stand up for WWE" commercials are pretty weird in my opinion
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzjVT2-J4KE
Hitokage said:If soviet propaganda can be art why not corporate propaganda?
_dementia said:I can't get over how much she resembles Macaulay Culkin
Snuggler said:That one cellphone commercial with the orange blankets that raped and murdered one of Nick Drake's greatest songs.
fucking hate commercials
AceBandage said: