With the advent of google video, it was ripe to be a place for people to upload their spec work. Take for example this Jeep spot where Directors Casper Frank & Talia Raine seem to be under the impression that crap suspension is a selling point. Steve tipped us to the "sexist, mysogonistic and objectifying...but.." spot. Yes, some of you will find it funny - but I think we all agree it's not a good ad for Jeep. The tagline seems to be selling the other stars in the picture.
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This is definitely targeted at my demographic.
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PermalinkEverytime I fly Hooters Air, I pray for turbulence.
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PermalinkWhat a great headline
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Permalinkta! Yaknow if they're selling "bouncy and fun" I reckon they should have cast someone a little bouncier....
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PermalinkAnd I thought 'twas only me thinking that - I mean, they're very nice and all, but I've certainly seen bouncier. Casting the stars is SO important, don't you agree?
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Permalinkstill, thanks for the mammaries, lads.
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PermalinkI agree, seems more like a sports bra ad targeted at female Jeep drivers!
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PermalinkNissan has come out with a similar ad for the Pathfinder. There is a video game called, "WRC3: World Rally Championship 3" by Playstation that has a comparable ad as well.
You can see the Nissan ad here: (About one quarter of the way into the video).
The WRC3 ad can be viewed here: (Scroll down for the "WRC3" link).
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PermalinkFor a direct link to the Nissan ad, go here.
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PermalinkThanks, I just had that emailed to me last night as well. Notice anything weird with that .wmv? Look closer. Upper right hand corner.....Why yes, it's the Cannes Lions Logo. But I don't recall seeing that at Cannes. Does anyone else? Also, Cannes doesn't create .wmv files, they make .mpegs only. So is this a viral trying to pretend it was a Cannes winner?
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PermalinkIsn't that interesting? When I first saw the Jeep ad (before I saw it post here) I thought for sure it was a hoax. I was wrong. Later, when I saw the (alleged) Nissan ad, I had a suspicion it wasn't genuine, but having been wrong about the Jeep ad....
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PermalinkOh that Jeep ad is just silly spec work, it never ran (so I guess you could call it a hoax). The Nissan one though.... Where the hell did that come from?
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PermalinkUntil you posted it here, I thought the Jeep spec ad was what I suspect the Nissan ad is; if that makes any sense. :)
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PermalinkOh right! I misread you. :)
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